Almost everywhere in the Western part of Nghe An province, there are beautiful waterfalls, some of which have long been marked on the province's tourist map. In the photo: Sao Va Waterfall on the Nam Viec River (Que Phong). Photo: Sach Nguyen |
Khe Kem Waterfall (Con Cuong) is likened to a strip of white silk stretched along the mountain slope. Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
Tourists immerse themselves in the cool water at Khe Kem Waterfall (Con Cuong) to find moments of relaxation in the scorching summer. Photo: Sach Nguyen |
Nha Vang Waterfall - the potential for ecological tourism in the border commune of Nhon Mai (Tuong Duong). Photo: Nguyen Dao |
The pristine beauty of Rong Waterfall in Muong Long commune (Ky Son). Photo: Nguyen Dao |
The grandeur and allure of the seven-tiered waterfall complex in Hanh Dich commune (Que Phong). Photo: Sach Nguyen |
The untouched and charming beauty of Ban Bia Waterfall, Chau Ly commune (Quy Hop). Photo: Nguyen Dao |
Mua Waterfall in Ngoc Lam commune (Thanh Chuong) is likened to a "giant air conditioner." Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
Enjoying the cool water at the foot of Mua Waterfall. Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
Along with the waterfalls, the Western part of Nghe An also has many refreshing streams that help residents and tourists escape the extreme heat. In the photo: A stream in Nghia Xuan commune (Quy Hop). Photo: Nguyen Dao |
Another example is Co Stream, a famous ecotourism spot in Tuong Duong. Every day, many tourists come here to "beat the heat" during the summer. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
Experiencing Mua Waterfall (Thanh Chuong). Video: Cong Kien - Dinh Tuyen |