3 beautiful camping sites for young people in Vinh city
(Baonghean.vn) - Just spending a weekend with no more than 30 minutes driving, young people can enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery at these poetic camping spots.
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| 1. Ba Khe Dam (Nam Dan): Ba Khe Dam is located in Nam Loc, Nam Dan, about 30 minutes drive from Vinh city. Photo: Ngo Minh Nghia |
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| This destination impresses at first sight with its breathtaking scenery of lush green grass slopes, a lake sparkling in the sun amidst rustling trees. Photo: Ngo Minh Nghia |
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| The gently sloping green grassy slope on the dam is an ideal place for camping, sightseeing, and fishing. Choose a sunny but not too hot day to visit Ba Khe dam and enjoy the fresh air and poetic scenery like a movie. Photo: Ngo Minh Nghia |
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| 2. Bai Lu Sim Hill: Sim Hill is located on the way to Bai Lu beach, you can climb to the top of the hill by a small trail. From the top of the hill, the view is extremely spectacular, on one side is the blue sea and rocky beach, on the other side are rice fields and rolling hills. Photo: Khiet |
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| In the sim season, the entire hill is covered in purple sim flowers. However, if you go in the off-season, you can still enjoy the beauty of this place. Photo: Khiet |
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| The best choice to come here for a picnic is in the afternoon, you will be able to watch the sun set behind the mountains and the beautiful shimmering river. Photo: Khiet |
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| Lam Thanh Mountain is located in Hung Nguyen district, about 15km from Vinh city. To reach the camping site on the mountain, you can travel by motorbike or car along the Lam River dike. Photo: Thuong Vang |
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| The best time to camp on the mountain is in the afternoon, after 3 o'clock. At this time, the golden sunlight begins to spread evenly on the mountainside, creating an overwhelming and very poetic scene. You can also admire the beautiful sunset on the Lam River. Photo: Thuong Vang |
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| Besides camping, you can also climb along the "dinosaur spine" on the mountain or explore the "Tuyet Tinh Coc" lake. Photo: Thuong Vang |