Explore Phu Tho nature

Long Coc Tea Hill

Long Coc tea hill (Long Coc commune, Thanh Son district) is a famous check-in spot for young people when coming to Phu Tho . Known as "the most beautiful tea hill in Vietnam", this place has hundreds of hills shaped like upside-down bowls, stretching over an area of over 600 hectares. At dawn, Long Coc tea hill is as beautiful as a fairyland when covered in a thin layer of mist. The first rays of sunlight shining through the misty mist make the scene even more poetic. Visitors can cycle, walk on the winding roads around the small hills, enjoy the fresh, cool climate; take beautiful moments, meet the girls picking tea with their warm smiles on their lips and large baskets on their backs. At the end of the journey, visitors do not forget to enjoy a cup of tea imbued with the unique flavor of the land of the ancestors.

Van Mo Waterfall

Van Mo Waterfall is located in Cu Thang Commune (Thanh Son District). This is one of the eco- tourism destinations chosen by many local tourists because of its wild nature and diverse flora and fauna. Van Mo Waterfall is located in a 40-hectare primeval forest complex, 9 floors high, formed by many different small streams. The road up to the waterfall is dense with ancient trees, tangled vines, and precarious cliffs, but in return, visitors will be immersed in a peaceful setting, fresh and cool air. In the summer, visitors can immerse themselves in the cool lake at the foot of the waterfall, then rest and enjoy local dishes such as spur chicken, sticky rice, wild vegetables, stream fish, etc.

Van Hoi Lagoon

Van Hoi Lagoon in Hien Luong Commune (Ha Hoa District) is 10km long, 2km wide on average, and has a water surface area of up to 410ha. Van Hoi Lagoon is considered a "miniature Ha Long" thanks to 40 islands floating on the water, where timber and tea trees are grown. Surrounding the lagoon are majestic mountains, lush vegetation and immense water, creating a unique natural picture. The islands are also home to many species of native and migratory birds, showing that the ecosystem here is extremely diverse and rich.

Van Hoi lagoon was formed thanks to Van canal, Linh canal, Chanh canal, Ha canal... converging water from the forest, creating a habitat for hundreds of aquatic species. Thanks to that, each year, people can harvest hundreds of tons of fish and shrimp, and at the same time develop eco-tourism to improve their livelihoods. Coming here, visitors can take a boat to see the lake, visit the islands and learn about tea growing, cage fish farming or explore the indigenous culture of the Dao and Tay ethnic groups and enjoy specialties exploited from Van Hoi lagoon such as snakehead fish, black carp...

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