Hang Bua - the most magnificent cave in western Nghe An province.
•February 17, 2017 18:14
(Baonghean.vn) - Bua Cave, a scenic spot associated with historical legends, customs, traditions, and cultural life of the ancient Thai ethnic people, is one of the archaeological sites in Nghe An containing cultural traces from many eras. Here, scientists have found fossilized animal species and important archaeological artifacts in the sediment layers, such as production tools of the ancient Vietnamese people from the late Neolithic period. Bua Cave is a place where earth and sky meet, a magnificent beauty bestowed upon humanity by nature.
Watch the Bua Cave video before the 2017 festival opening ceremony:
As usual, every year in January, people from all over western Nghe An province flock to Phu Quy - Quy Chau to participate in the Bua Cave Festival, which is held from the 20th to the 22nd of the first lunar month.
Hang Bua, meaning "Bua Abyss" in Thai, is formed on the Pha En limestone mountain range in Na Nhang village, Chau Tien commune, Quy Chau district, 170 km northwest of Vinh City.
Over millions of years of natural geological formation, Bua Cave has acquired an incredibly majestic and mysterious beauty that few other caves possess.
Archaeologists have found fossils of many ancient animal species in Bua Cave.
Here, traces of ancient Vietnamese people have also been found through tools for labor and production, such as stone axes from the Neolithic period. This is what creates curiosity and attracts tourists whenever they set foot in Bua Cave.
The cave walls bear the marks of time.
Considered the most beautiful cave in western Nghe An province, Bua Cave not only has archaeological value but is also becoming an attractive destination on the tourism map of this central province in North Central Vietnam.
During the festival season, Bua Cave becomes a spiritual destination attracting tourists to visit and enjoy the scenery. At the festival, visitors have the opportunity to learn about the life, culture, and activities of the people in this land that was once inhabited by ancient Vietnamese people.
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