Deep green mountains

In the rainy season, the Bay Nui region puts on a new, deep green coat, looking like a charming mountain painting.

As the sunset gradually fades, from the top of Phung Hoang Mountain looking down the valley, visitors will see the highland rice fields covered in a deep green color. In the distance are large lakes at the foot of the mountain, the air here is cool and fresh. On weekends, the Tri Ton mountainous area attracts many visitors to explore , roam through the green rice fields, then wander around the lakes reflecting the clouds and sky to capture beautiful photos. Under the green rice fields, there are unique winding concrete roads.

Next to it are Khmer temples, with their colorful hues, adding to the mysterious beauty of the Seven Mountains region. What is special here is the field of cajuput trees, with hundreds of trees. In the fruit-ripening season, Khmer people harvest and sell them to tourists, increasing their income. All of these simple, rustic images make visitors who come here once remember this "beautiful and strange" land forever.

Ta Pa Pagoda has a bridge stretching down to the foot of Ta Pa hill, standing tall in a corner of the sky. Visitors compare the steps up to the pagoda to the path to a fairyland, very poetic.

The winding concrete road looks like a silk strip running across the green rice fields, very unique in this mountainous area. Coming here, visitors can take beautiful photos to introduce to friends and relatives.

The houses are close together, nestled among the fields and embraced by mountains.

The afternoon blue color of the Tri Ton mountain area appears very poetic. Today, this place has become an attractive tourist area.

On Phung Hoang Son, the local government built the very impressive letters "TRI TON - AN GIANG " with a base 40m long, average height 1.5m, width 2m.

Performed by THANH CHINH

Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/xanh-tham-mien-son-cuoc-a466133.html