Ba Be Lake

Ba Be Lake – one of the 20 most beautiful freshwater lakes in the world (ranked by UNESCO) – is a famous place that attracts thousands of tourists every year. About 230km north of Hanoi, Ba Be Lake belongs to Nam Mau commune, Ba Be district, Bac Kan province. The lake was formed during a Southeast Asian continental tectonics about 200 million years ago. Bac Kan people call Ba Be Lake the green heart of Ba Be National Park because of its role in regulating water sources for the surrounding areas.

Located at an altitude of about 150m above sea level, Ba Be Lake has a depth of about 20m, the deepest place is 35m with about 9 million m3 of water and is surrounded by majestic rocky mountains and immense wings. tropical forest. The structure influenced by geological and hydrological mechanisms has made the lake more special than ever, but the most unique thing to mention is that the lake has never dried up.

Four seasons, every season Ba Be lake is fresh, cool and has its own charm. Visitors can choose to take a tour of Ba Be Lake to visit the lake at any time of the year depending on their schedule. However, the time when tourists visit the most is summer, when the sweltering heat of the capital makes people feel extremely secretive and want to find a place with a cool and pleasant climate. Two other times when the nature here makes people fall in love is early autumn or spring. At this time, the sky is higher and bluer, reflecting on the lake surface a deep blue color with gentle breezes. Visitors can walk around the lake, admire the majestic mountain scenery and take pictures and record the moments of a lifetime at one of the most beautiful lakes in the world.

Around the area of Ba Be Lake, there are also many other beautiful landscapes, such as An Ma Temple, Ba Gao Island, Ao Tien… Ba Gao Island is a small oasis, like a rock in the heart. Lake with a quiet, quiet feature over the years. It is said that the island was formed from a legend of a flood thousands of years ago. At that time, there were two widows, a mother and daughter, who bravely saved the whole village through a natural disaster thanks to two rice husks given by a Giao dragon. Since then, people named the island (which is the place where the widow lived) as the Island of the Widow to commemorate and express gratitude to her great merits. In addition to us, visitors can also visit other landscapes in Ba Be National Park complex such as Puong Cave, Dau Dang Waterfall, Hua Ma Cave, … or explore Don Den – a place known as “Hunting”. clouds on the top of Hoa mountain”…