Bac Ha fanciful in the clouds

If you visit Bac Ha town (Bac Ha) on these days, you will be able to admire the beautiful cloudy scenery. Looking down from above, the town on the white plateau appeared romantic, hidden away, and suddenly appearing beneath white clouds.
Early clouds in Bac Ha town are as lovely as those in Sa Pa and Y Ty.
Clouds make for a charming scene.
Clouds in Bac Ha town only appear in the morning and usually dissolve very quickly.
Clouds are a difficult phenomenon to observe in Bac Ha town.
Bac Ha town suddenly became so dreamy.
Bac Ha White Plateau gradually appears when the clouds dissolve.
Clouds passed through Bac Ha town
According to LCĐT

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