Explore Ta Phin cane forest

Ta Phin commune (Sa Pa town) is a land that still retains the rustic, rich cultural identity of the Red Dao ethnic group with unspoiled natural beauty. This is also the reason why Ta Phin is chosen by many tourists to experience and discover when coming to Sapa. In particular, recently, Ta Phin has a new "check-in" point that attracts a lot of tourists, which is the cane forest.

From the center of the commune, follow the forest road to Ta Phin cave for more than 1 km, visitors will see the immense green bamboo hill with thousands of straight bamboos rising up to mingle with the clouds. Owning a fresh space, beautiful scenery, cane forest offers many "check-in" corners for travel lovers. After visiting the bamboo forest with friends and "check-in", Ms. Ta Thi Thu in Coc Le Ward (Lao Cai City) confided: The scenery here is like in Chinese swordplay movies or Japan. I will recommend to my friends to know this interesting tourist destination.

Vast cane forest.

Talking about her trip, Ms. Pham Thu Trang from Sa Pa town said: I knew about the cane forest through facebook and thought that the posted pictures had been edited, but I didn't expect the reality to be more beautiful. . Although the road is difficult, but surely the beauty and atmosphere in the bamboo forest will make visitors forget all their fatigue. At the end of the trip, we have a special photo album.

It is known that bamboo forests have existed for a long time because people in the area grow cane shoots and use them as materials for knitting household items. Since the bamboo forest has been visited by tourists, people in the village remind each other to limit cutting and preserve the landscape so that the forest is always green and developing. This season, the bamboo in the forest is green, the tree trunk is as high as the eye can see, swaying in the wind; The sound of rustling leaves, the sound of forest birds chirping like a whisper of nature, retelling fairy tales helps visitors to relax.

Because it is a fairly new place, you have to walk and climb the mountain, so you need to find yourself a local to guide you. With experience in the forest and understanding of local culture, visitors will have a more convenient trip, and at the same time gain more knowledge about the land and people here.

At the end of the trip, everyone returns to the commune center, can bathe in red Dao medicinal leaves and enjoy local specialties, and look back at the photos taken in the bamboo forest. This will be a very interesting experience that everyone who has been here wants to return.

According to LCE

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