Mau Son Mountain in Lang Son, Sapa in Lao Cai, Tay Con Linh in Ha Giang province, to name a few, are top destinations for snow lovers in Vietnam.
Mau Son Mountain in the northern province of
Lang Son is considered a paradise for ‘snow hunters’. With an altitude of
800-1,000 m, it is one of the coldest regions in Vietnam.
Apart from enjoying snow in Mau Son, tourists can
visit other tourist attractions such as Tam Thanh cave, To Thi Mountain, and Ky
Cung temple while discovering local specialties.
Sapa in Lao Cai province is located at an
altitude of 1,600m above sea level. The temperature in Sapa in winter can drop
to between 0-5 Celsius. It is one of the best places to enjoy stunning snowy
landscapes with trees, mountains, and hills blanketed with frost.
Tay Con Linh in Ha Giang province
delights visitors with its spectacular views of ice crusted forests and
mountains carpeted with snow.
With an altitude of 1,930m above sea level, Phia
Oac Mountain is viewed as the roof top of Cao Bang province.
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