"Lost" in the bamboo forest in Nguyen Binh

The Bản Phường bamboo forest is located in Bản Phường hamlet, Thành Công commune, Nguyên Bình district, Cao Bằng province. The picturesque scenery, captivating green color, and fresh, cool air here can easily make visitors feel lost in the bamboo forest.

Lush green bamboo forest in Phuong hamlet, Thanh Cong commune, Nguyen Binh district, Cao Bang province.

The bamboo forest is located about 35km from Nguyen Binh town. The forest covers an area of approximately 30 hectares.

The bamboo forest in Phuong village covers approximately 30 hectares.

The infrastructure serving tourists has been invested in and built according to a plan that ensures harmony with nature, promising to bring unforgettable experiences to visitors.

The central parking lot and rest area are nestled behind a grove of bamboo.

Comrade Dao Nguyen Phong, Chairman of the People's Committee Nguyen Binh district According to reports, Nguyen Binh district has 2,300 hectares of bamboo. Bamboo is a key crop, helping to reduce poverty quickly and sustainably in the locality.

In implementing the District Party Committee's program on tourism development for the period 2020-2025, the locality has surveyed and selected the bamboo forest area in Phuong village to invest in, turning it into a destination on the tourism map of Nguyen Binh district.

Currently, a road has been completed in the bamboo forest area of Phuong village to serve as a transportation route for visitors.

The scenery in the bamboo forest of Phuong village is peaceful and idyllic.

In terms of infrastructure for tourists, there are parking lots, a central rest area, and huts located within the forest where visitors can relax, enjoy the scenery, and experience the fresh, cool air and the refreshing green of the bamboo forest.

Infrastructure investments to serve tourists are surveyed and calculated to ensure they do not affect the natural environment of the bamboo forest.

The walking path through the bamboo forest was constructed with the aim of minimizing impact on the natural landscape.

For example, the walking paths in the bamboo forest were constructed by casting concrete slabs, then digging the soil and placing the slabs to create walkways; instead of pouring concrete to completely cover the path, which would disrupt the landscape of the bamboo forest.

Vast clouds drift across the sky above the bamboo forest.

Walking gently through the bamboo forest and breathing in the fresh air, visitors will feel unusually light and relaxed.

Along with Phja Oắc peak, 1,931m high, where snow and ice appear during the cold winter days with low temperatures and high humidity; Vài Khao community tourism village (meaning white buffalo in Tay and Nung languages), associated with the legend of the white buffalo returning to the village; Kolia eco-tourism area; Na Reo traditional houses of the Dao ethnic group in Tam Hop hamlet, Thanh Cong commune; Phan Thanh grassland covering 600 hectares in Phan Thanh commune; and Phuong village bamboo forest are attractive destinations that promise to soon help Nguyen Binh district break through, improve, and increase revenue from tourism and services.

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