Young people are excited to go on spring outings at the beginning of the year.

TPO - Unique architectural structures, pristine waterfalls, and mysterious stories have become favorite destinations for many young people and tourists who want to explore and experience the peaceful and simple beauty.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 1).

In early spring of the Year of the Dragon 2024, many young people and tourists flocked to the land of golden flowers and green grass to explore the unique architectural masterpiece of Nghinh Phong Tower.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 2).

Nghinh Phong Tower (Tuy Hoa City, Phu Yen Province) is built on the large Nghinh Phong Square, a place that receives sunlight and sea breezes. The structure depicts the legendary story of the hundred eggs and hundred children, combining ideas inspired by the natural landscape of Ganh Da Dia, a special national heritage site.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 3).

Based on the legendary story of Lac Long Quan and Au Co having a hundred children, the platform is constructed from 50 hexagonal stone blocks on each side, separated in the middle by a wind-catching gap, stemming from the idea of welcoming the wind.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 4).

The two towers stand side-by-side, the stone blocks skillfully arranged to symbolize the national special monument - Ganh Da Dia (Disk Rock Cliff).

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 5).

In the center is a wind-catching slot, symbolizing the welcoming of the wind, adorned with relief carvings on granite slabs, recounting historical stories.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 6).

In addition, many young people and young families enjoy backpacking to explore the pristine waterfalls in Dak Lak . They seek out the refreshing atmosphere and experience the natural environment.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 7).

Located in Ea Púk commune (Krông Năng district, Đắk Lắk province), Thủy Tiên waterfall is hidden amidst a vast forest, with multiple layers of water cascading down in a winding path through the boundless green expanse of vegetation.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 8).

Thuy Tien Waterfall is associated with a legend about a young woman searching for a husband and a new land for the Ede ethnic group, a story passed down through generations.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 9).

The waterfall cascades down over stacked rocks. The cliffs are steep and covered in moss. Many tree roots hang down into the waterfall's basin, swaying with the mist. Thuy Tien Waterfall has been classified as a National Monument by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 10).

Ms. Nguyen Thi Huyen (a tourist from Buon Ma Thuot City) said that coming here and immersing herself in nature at the majestic waterfall helps her feel calm and relaxed. People play in the cool water, eat, and chat at the foot of the waterfall, helping to strengthen family bonds.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 11).

Many young people visit Dray Nu Waterfall (Dray Sap commune, Krong Ana district, Dak Lak province) to explore its majestic beauty and the myths and legends surrounding its origin.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 12).

This spring, Ako Dhong village, located in the heart of Buon Ma Thuot city – the first community-based tourism village in Dak Lak province – is a favorite destination for many young people and tourists from within and outside the province.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 13).

Many young people had the opportunity to visit and experience the weaving craft of the Ede people here.

Young people excitedly go on spring outings at the beginning of the year (photo 14).

The Ako Dhong village still preserves 32 traditional longhouses. The village attracts many tourists who come to visit and learn about the unique culture of the indigenous people.