Arriving in Mu Cang Chai we will discover many attractive and interesting attractions. Especially the terraced fields winding around the high mountains, creating a beautiful picture created from nature with the skillful hands and creativity of the highlanders here. Besides the famous terraced fields, Mu Cang Chai has recently added a new "check-in" point that attracts many tourists, which is Bamboo forest in Pung Luong and Mo De communes.
Na Hang Tua Chu bamboo forest in Pung Luong commune, about 20km from Mu Cang Chai town, has an area of more than 1ha and is more than 60 years old. Opened to welcome guests from July 2020, the bamboo forest attracts visitors by its pristine beauty and has become a "check-in" point for backpackers as well as tourists from all over the world arriving in Mu Cang Chai. To get to this point we have to go on very small roads with steep, winding slopes. But the deeper we go into the forest, the more we feel the freshness of the air, the green of hundreds of thousands of bamboo trees reaching up to mingle with the clouds. With the beauty of the bamboo forest seemingly only encountered in the scenes of the swordplay movies, it has brought visitors very beautiful photography angles. That is why tourists have come in large numbers to see the scenery of Pung Luong bamboo forest.
Along with the bamboo forest in Pung Luong, visitors can also explore and admire another bamboo forest that is older than that of the bamboo forest in Hang Sung village, Mo De commune. This bamboo forest is equally beautiful with the straight bamboo groves, which are arranged alternately with chairs, mats, swings... made from the main material of the trunk of the bamboo tree, creating a poetic image for the people Who loves the fresh space of nature.
This bamboo forest is known to tourists because of the beautiful photos posted on social networking sites. The owner of the bamboo forest is a native and is a Hmong ethnic, to have a vast green bamboo forest, it is impossible not to mention the care and protection of the people here.
Mu Cang Chai bamboo forest is not only as beautiful as the scene in the movie but even more beautiful thanks to the fresh air of the Northwest highlands. Although the journey to the bamboo forest is quite arduous and difficult, even feeling tired because of the winding slopes, but one thing is certain that the scenery here will not disappoint you.
Some pictures of Truc Mu Cang Chai forest:
