Here are some photos taken by reporters from Nghe An Newspaper at several eco-tourism destinations in western Nghe An:
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| Along with beaches, numerous streams and waterfalls in western Nghe An province attracted a significant number of tourists during the April 30th and May 1st holidays. Visitors came to admire the beauty of the mountains and forests, breathe in the fresh air, and immerse themselves in the cool water. In the photo: Tourists experiencing the Khe Kien eco-tourism site in Luu Kien commune (Tuong Duong district). Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| Many tourists have flocked to Tat Ha waterfall in Xa Luong commune, Tuong Duong district. Photo: Dinh Tuan. |
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| In particular, the Nậm Ngân and Chà Hạ streams in Yên Hòa commune (Tương Dương district) are lined with many waterwheels, making them a popular check-in spot for tourists. Photo: Đình Tuân |
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| For young children, this is an opportunity to splash around in the cool water and learn to swim. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| During this time, many tourists flock to Khe To tourist spot in Nghia Trung commune (Nghia Dan district) to cool off and admire the goldfish raised in the stream. Photo: Minh Thai |
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| Many young people enjoy taking記念 photos at Khe Tọ. Photo: Minh Thái |
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| Playing and having fun with the fish swimming happily in the water. Photo: Minh Thai |
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| When visiting streams and waterfalls, tourists often choose grilled fish to enjoy. This is truly a local delicacy, a favorite dish for many tourists when they are immersed in nature and the vastness of the mountains and forests. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| This year, Khe Tron, located in Ngoc Lam commune (Thanh Chuong district), also attracted a large number of tourists to experience and enjoy local products. Currently, Khe Tron is being planned and developed into an eco-tourism destination in the near future. Photo: Luong Nhat |
