Springtime escape from the city to the forest.

In the heart of Xuan Son National Park, where the majority of the population are Muong and Dao ethnic minorities, a diverse and unique indigenous cultural space has been preserved for generations. This interplay between majestic nature and human culture has transformed Xuan Son community tourism into one of the most captivating destinations for visitors every spring.

Developing community-based tourism contributes to preserving cultural values ​​and creating jobs for local people.

If you're no longer attracted by grandiose tourist areas, meticulously designed but overcrowded check-in spots with similar scenery; if you're yearning for a truly tranquil place to connect with local culture and nature, then Xuan Son is for you. This spring, try escaping the city and returning to the green forest.

From the interwoven colorful threads on the Muong people's brocade weaving looms to the meticulous beeswax-printed patterns on the Dao people's dresses, everything comes alive under the skillful hands of local artisans. These costumes, though not overly ornate or flashy, are imbued with a deep sense of soul, captivating all eyes and making the traditional cultural experience the most memorable activity on a journey through Xuan Son. Beyond the colors, the flavors here also possess a unique allure. Unique dishes prepared from local ingredients, combined with the warm hospitality of the highland people, create an indispensable culinary experience, adding warmth to the spring days.

The unique cultural characteristics of the Dao people have been passed down through many generations.

For adventurous souls, a boat trip deep into Hang Coi Cave – the only cave with water in the magnificent system of 36 limestone caves – to admire the picturesque stalactites is an unforgettable experience. Ms. Trinh Thu Thao, a tourist from Hanoi, shared: "I was very impressed with the pristine and unspoiled scenery here. From learning how to paint with beeswax from the Dao Tien people to enjoying local specialties like bamboo shoots, five-colored sticky rice, moss, and fern shoots, everything made for an incredibly fun and memorable spring holiday."

As darkness falls, the rhythmic sounds of gongs, drums, and bells resound, making the night in Xuan Son more vibrant than ever. The flickering fire seems to dispel the chill of the highland night, bringing people closer together and creating lasting memories of this "escape" from the city to the forest.

Le Hoang

Source: https://baophutho.vn/ngay-xuan-tron-pho-ve-rung-248034.htm