Hello everyone, I’m Anna Nguyen here. We’re glad that you still welcome sharing about your travels. To continue, I will continue writing about my trip in Ha Giang.

According to the schedule, we will wake up early and go to Don Cao Mountain to watch the sunrise. But unfortunately, last night I stayed up late talking so I can’t wake up in the morning. So instead of having beautiful sunrise photos for myself, now I can only look at other people’s photos. Around 9 o’clock, we had breakfast and checked out because tonight we will go to Meo Vac town and rest here. On the way to the next location, we came across a hill of buckwheat flowers. It has 2 floors of stairs and looks very beautiful in full bloom. No matter which angles you stand at, you will get beautiful photos. After taking a few photos, we continued to Ma Pi Leng pass. On this road, you can check in too many places such as: Death rock, rock cliff overlooking Nho Que river, Panorama Cafe, Tu San Alley. I read the reviews and found that I should go for each one. But our group didn’t have enough time so we could only go to Death Cliff and Tu San alley. At this point, does anyone wonder why the cliff of death is called death cliff? That’s because this rock protrudes from the top of the rocky mountain and the top of this mountain is undulating with cat-ear rocks. The top of the mountain is still wild, there are absolutely no handrails or railings, to take “genuine” photos you have to walk along the rock ledges to go down. When I went there were many tourists who didn’t dare to take pictures because I’m afraid of heights and it looks quite dangerous.

I was no exception, standing and looking at the lonely rock, next to it was a mountain and below were rocks of different sizes, I kept joking with them. I said: “I haven’t been to the end of Vietnam yet, so I don’t want to die yet.”

So I just stood there watching the brave superheroes enjoy beautiful photos. We should have continued on to the cliff with view of Nho Que river, but after struggling at the death rock snout, it took quite a lot of time, so we couldn’t go to other places but went to the boat wharf to see Tu San alley, which is known as ” first majestic landscape”. It quite strange, right? But if you look at the photos, you’ll know this place right away.

This is a canyon of majestic beauty with impressive high cliffs, below is the winding blue Nho Que river, on both sides are mountain ranges, looking up is the clear blue sky. Floating on the boat, admiring the scenery and checking in to capture the moment. Oh my God! So beautiful! To enjoy the beauty of being lost in paradise like this, you only spend 100,000 VND/person. I’m telling the truth, when you come to Ha Giang, wherever you go, don’t forget to go to Tu San alley. If you don’t go here, it’s like you haven’t gone to Ha Giang. After that, because it was already dark, we ran back to Meo Vac town to eat and rest. So ends the second day in Ha Giang. See you in the next sharing post to see where I’ve been.