Immense burnt grass hills as beautiful as movies, attract tourists in Ha Lang

Located about 70 km east of Cao Bang city center, Ba Quang grass hill (also known as Vinh Quy grass hill) is located on the border between Khum Din hamlet and Bac Vong hamlet, in Vinh Quy commune (Ha Lang). It is a new "virtual living" coordinate that has attracted many travel enthusiasts and photographers to visit recently; impressing visitors with its beautiful wild scenery, long stretches of burnt grass and extremely fresh and airy space.

The road to Ba Quang burnt grass hill is quite convenient. The distance from Thanh Nhat town (Ha Lang) to the hill is about 6 - 7 km of concrete road, you can travel by motorbike or car. Visitors should note that when you reach the intersection of Khum Din hamlet, 3 km from Vinh Quy commune People's Committee, turn right onto the small concrete road and continue for about 3 km to reach Ba Quang burnt grass hill. The road here is considered quite dangerous and difficult to travel, visitors should choose to travel by motorbike, especially manual transmission or high-chassis cars.

To reach the panoramic viewpoint, admire the undulating golden grass hills, and the undulating mountains in the distance, visitors have to climb for about 15 minutes. Therefore, visitors should bring warm clothes, hiking shoes, and drinking water. When reaching the top of the grass hills, visitors feel as if all the hardships of the journey have almost disappeared when they are immersed in the vast, fresh space surrounded by mountains.

Ba Quang burnt grass hill is located among majestic, undulating hills, with unique, wild, and poetic beauty.

Many travel enthusiasts who have been here said that the grass burning season at Ba Quang grass hill is not fixed because it depends on the weather and temperature each year. Normally, when the weather is cold below 15 ^degrees Celsius, the dry weather, the grass here gradually turns yellow. Each season, Vinh Quy grass hill has a different beauty. In which, the period from May to October every year is considered the most ideal time for visitors to explore and experience this place. At this time, Vinh Quy grass hill area enters the beautiful green grass season, the air is pleasant, cool and fresh. The lush green grass carpets seem to stretch endlessly, covering the entire hill with winding curves that make many visitors excited. And from October to January of the following year, Vinh Quy grass hill enters the grass burning season, creating a scene filled with poetic orange-yellow colors, standing at any angle visitors can take a series of beautiful sparkling pictures.

In winter, this area has a very cold temperature, from 8 - 15 ^O C, the weather changes quickly. Visitors should choose a sunny day so that the travel is not difficult. According to the experience of many photographers, the best time to take photos here is at dawn at 5 am or in the afternoon from 2:30 pm to sunset at 5 pm. At this time, the sun is gentle, the sunlight is bright, visitors can take the most poetic and romantic photos. Because this is a mountainous area, the sun sets very quickly, visitors should pay attention so as not to lose the beautiful moment. To suit the context, visitors can choose light dresses, eye-catching colors or winter clothes combined with wool coats, scarves, wool hats... Colors such as white, red, blue, brown-orange easily stand out among the grassy hills; limit yellow clothes because they blend in with the color of the grassy hills.

Recently, many tourists have come to Ba Quang grass hill for picnics, wedding photography, fashion photography... In addition to breathing in the fresh, airy air or taking "virtual life" photos, visitors to this grass hill can also combine experiences such as pitching tents, camping, organizing outdoor barbecues with family, friends and relatives. In addition to Ba Quang grass hill, visitors to Ha Lang district at the end of the year can check in at the wild sunflower hill (Thai Duc commune), see poinsettia flowers (Quang Long commune) or camp and picnic on Vinh Quy pine hill (Khau Lua hamlet) not far away.

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