Discover Cao Bang's Hidden Gems: A Full-Day Adventure by Local Ways✨
- kisstherain59
- Jun 27
- 2 min read
🌿Embark on an unforgettable journey through Cao Bang Global Geopark, experiencing its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant local culture firsthand. Our "local ways" tour takes you beyond the usual, offering a unique perspective on this stunning region.
🌈Your adventure begins with a scenic drive through the Global Geopark, where you'll witness traditional stilt houses and smiling children. Feel free to ask your friendly local guide to stop for photos of the "fairyland" scenery. The highlight of your morning is an exhilarating 15-minute climb to Burning Glass Hill (Vinh Quy Glass Hill). Reaching the summit, you'll be awestruck by the majestic panoramic views—a paradise of clear blue skies, undulating hills, and clouds.
🌈Next, get a fascinating glimpse into a rarely seen side of China as you travel along the border. From the Vietnamese riverbank, you'll observe Chinese houses and local life up close, offering a truly unique cultural perspective.
🌈The journey continues to one of the world's most beautiful natural wonders: Ban Gioc Waterfall. While not the largest, its sheer beauty and positive energy are unparalleled. Witness the powerful cascades, surrounded by fragrant rice fields, lush greenery, and moss-covered stones—a truly captivating experience.
🌈Enjoy a delicious local lunch at Thac Ban Gioc Restaurant, savoring the authentic flavors of Cao Bang.
🌈Your afternoon culminates with a magical sunset at Angel Mountain, also known as Cyclops Mountain. This unique geological wonder, with its distinctive central hole, offers stunning photo opportunities. Depending on the season, you might even enjoy a raft ride on the lake below or play on the expansive fields.
🌅As the sun sets, we'll comfortably transport you back to Cao Bang City, dropping you off at your hotel or the bus station.
🍀Ready to experience the untouched beauty and unique charm of Cao Bang? Book your adventure today: 094 816 05 05 (zalo/whatsapp)
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