With giant, precarious cliffs interwoven with pristine bamboo forests, Bach Moc Luong Tu (Phong Tho, Lai Chau province) is surrounded by majestic, beautiful scenery in the middle of the Northwest mountains and forests.
Bach Moc Luong Tu Peak (Ky Quan San) in Sin Suoi Ho Commune, Phong Tho District, Lai Chau Province is 3,046m above sea level and is also one of the four highest mountains in Vietnam. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA)
Bamboo forests are covered in clouds all year round, interspersed with primeval ancient trees. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA)
To explore and conquer Bach Moc Luong Tu peak, visitors must overcome a distance of nearly 10km with many challenging steep slopes. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA)
Around Bach Moc Luong Tu mountain range is mainly wild, ancient old forest. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA) 
Rhododendron is considered one of the immortal flowers in the Northwest mountains and forests. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA) 
On the top of Bach Moc Luong Tu mountain, there are mainly red rhododendron flowers, many 10m high trees growing close together, creating a magical shimmering scene in the middle of the mountain forest. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA) 
Rhododendron is one of the most resilient flowers in the Northwest mountains and forests. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA) 
The primeval forest at an altitude of more than 2,000m above sea level is always covered in clouds, creating a mysterious and magical scene. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA) 
The vegetation living on the rocks has extremely strange and beautiful colors. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA) 
The vegetation living on the rocks has extremely strange and beautiful colors. (Photo: Quy Trung/VNA) 
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