Strange ice stream appears at Fansipan peak
The monsoon has just reached the Northwest, and Fansipan peak has welcomed visitors with a spectacular “ice stream”. This weekend, when temperatures are forecast to continue to drop in the new cold spell, it is very likely that ice and even snow will fall on Fansipan.
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The temperature drops sharply these days, sometimes down to -3 degrees at night, causing the natural streams on Fansipan peak to freeze and form strange white ice streams. |
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“Soft” curves around the natural folds of the mountain and sparkles in the sunlight when the sun rises. |
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During the day, the temperature increases but only below 10 degrees at the top, gradually melting the water but leaving a thin layer of ice in layers, water interspersed with rocks and grass, creating an extremely interesting scene. |
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According to information from the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, from December 28, cold air will intensify, affecting the entire North, along with the North and Central Central regions, especially in mountainous and midland areas. Temperatures in high mountains such as Fansipan peak will drop below 3 degrees, with frost very likely. |
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Many tourists, fascinated by the wonderful nature on Fansipan peak, have eagerly come to conquer the Roof of Indochina, admire the majestic spiritual complex and fully enjoy the experience amidst the floating clouds and this rare beautiful ice. |
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Also on this occasion, if lucky, visitors will have the opportunity to witness the luminescence, a spiritual phenomenon that often appears on the top of Fansipan. |
