Ha Giang invites the most beautiful season of the year
When the terraced fields have just been harvested, Ha Giang puts on a new coat woven from the pink-purple color of buckwheat flowers. In November, the rocky plateau becomes a destination attracting thousands of tourists from all over, creating a vibrant and bustling atmosphere on the winding roads.
Not only young people with a passion for travel, international tourists also come here to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and unique culture of the highlands. All have the same desire: to see with their own eyes the flower that symbolizes the strong vitality of the mountain people.
Discover unique experiences
Lost among the flower fields
From Quan Ba, Yen Minh to Dong Van, buckwheat flower fields stretch as far as the eye can see, covering the grey stone with a delicate pink-purple color. Under the cool weather and golden sunshine of November, the beauty of this flower becomes even more charming, becoming the perfect backdrop for commemorative photos.
Kim Ngan (23 years old, Hanoi ) shared: “My group has planned this trip for a long time. The scenery here is truly captivating. The mountain wind blends with the scent of grass and trees, and below is a valley of flowers changing colors. When I touch that beauty, I feel all the fatigue from the journey disappear.”
Conquer the legendary roads
Ha Giang in November is also attractive because of its dangerous yet poetic mountain passes. Tham Ma Slope, with its winding curves and breathtaking scenery, is one of the highlights of the journey. However, its popularity also makes this route often overloaded.
Tourists stopped to check in in the middle of the road, forcing vehicles to move slowly. One tourist recounted the “half-laughing, half-crying” experience of being stuck in traffic for nearly an hour: “Each person stood in a different pose, raising their camera to take a picture, while the whole group behind had to wait. But seeing everyone happy and excited, I found it worth it.”
Experience the local culture
A journey to explore Ha Giang would not be complete without cultural experiences. Villages like Lo Lo Chai appear poetic in the morning mist, bringing a sense of peace and isolation.
For Linh Chi (23 years old, Nghe An), the trip with a group of 10 friends was a journey full of laughter. “We booked a room early but it was still as crowded as going to a festival. The villages were bustling, the people were friendly, the food was surprisingly delicious. I liked the early morning at the market the most – the smell of grilled corn, thang co, the laughter made me feel familiar and close.”
Information you need to know for your trip
The influx of tourists has helped to boost the local economy. Restaurants, homestays, car rental services and tour guides are all operating at full capacity. However, this also means that visitors should plan and book services in advance to have a smooth trip.
One of the must-see destinations is the Km0 milestone in Ha Giang city, where the journey to conquer the rocky plateau begins. This is an iconic check-in location, always crowded with tourists lining up to capture memorable moments.
Ha Giang in November not only has beautiful scenery but is also a place of cultural exchange, where visitors can clearly feel the vitality and sincerity of the people at the headland of the Fatherland.
Source: https://baodanang.vn/ha-giang-thang-11-san-may-va-lac-giua-mua-hoa-tam-giac-mach-3311622.html
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