2025 Quoc Toan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

#caobang #vietnam #Nuimatthan #camping #awesomepic I think those who travel to Cao Bang should choose 1 night camping at Mat Than Mountain to have more experiences. I booked this tour from Cao Bang Camping, everything is fully prepared, the schedule will start around 4pm today until 10am the next morning, you can move early and it's still ok. Before going to Mat Than Mountain, I went from Ban Gioc waterfall. Because my daughter couldn't drive fast, I missed the sunset at Mat Than Mountain. I was sad and regretful :( But the next morning when I woke up, all the regrets were gone because the sunrise at Mat Than Mountain was so beautiful. There really are no words to describe the beauty and feelings I had at that time. I can only say that it was absolutely wonderful. That evening when I arrived, everything was set up, I just had to get the tent and enjoy. Dinner would be grilled meat, my team had 3 people at that time, there was a woman who was traveling alone so I invited her to join us. The food was so good, the meat was fresh and delicious, at night the fog fell and I sat by the charcoal stove, smelling the grilled meat was so great, thinking back I still crave it. The road to Mat Than Mountain was also comfortable, but the part near the end was a bit bad, with many potholes; the slope was steep so I called the staff to pick us up and take us by motorbike straight to the tent. After that, they took us to a local's house to bathe, 20k/ 1 way. 10 points for the enthusiasm and cuteness of the staff em. Camping requires staying overnight in a tent, there will be sleeping bags inside the tent, although it was cold, we still slept very well without feeling cold at all. If you have the chance, you should definitely try it once!

Mắt Thần - North side of Viet Nam

#Overseas travel #Vietnam #Kuoc Toan Kuoc Toan is famous for Ma Phuc Pass, but the village itself is quite charming. The wide-open rice fields and fields change into terraced rice fields as you approach the pass. The sentimental rural scenery and the sight of farmers working or buffalo grazing are great elements that please the eyes of travelers. Since it is a place that retains its rural appearance, I recommend driving around this area at least once by motorbike or renting a car.

#Overseas travel #Vietnam #Kuoc Toan Kuoc Toan, a small rural village located in Cao Bang, northern Vietnam, is a place you pass by to see the eyes of God. Although there are no famous tourist attractions, it is a place that has no special story, but this place itself exudes wonderful scenery like a tourist attraction. It preserves the appearance of an undeveloped countryside and shows a magnificent and beautiful appearance in harmony with the unique mountainous terrain of this area. There are no common coffee shops, so bring a thermos of coffee or a drink and enjoy the rural atmosphere of this place for a while and enjoy the true taste of riding...

#Overseas travel #Vietnam #Quoc Toan The road to see the famous Cao Bang area, also known as the God's Eye, outside of Cao Bang city, Vietnam, is a tourist attraction in itself. Especially in spring, the various colors of the fields and mountains blend together to create a spectacular view, and the Quoc Toan area in Cao Bang is especially beautiful. The unique mountain shape is much larger than Ninh Binh, and the terraced rice fields in between make you feel like you're in Sapa. The journey is really beautiful, so don't pass by and fully enjoy nature while heading to the God's Eye~

#travel #couplestrip A recent camping trip to Thang Hen Lake in Cao Bằng was one of the most tranquil and breathtaking experiences I’ve ever had. Hidden about 30 kilometers from Cao Bằng town, this serene lake is a true gem, far removed from the bustle of urban life. As I approached, the first thing that struck me was the clear, turquoise water, framed by towering limestone mountains and lush green forests. It felt like stepping into a scene from a nature documentary, untouched and absolutely mesmerizing. Thang Hen is not just one lake but part of a network of 36 lakes, which means there’s always something new to explore. The water levels change with the seasons, so every time you visit, the scenery offers a different spectacle. I set up camp near the water’s edge, and the peace and quiet were immediate. The only sounds were the wind rustling through the trees and the occasional splash of fish in the lake. Early mornings were my favorite, as a soft mist would roll over the water, giving the area a mystical, almost otherworldly feel. Being there also allowed me to connect with the local Tay people who live in the surrounding villages. Their hospitality was heartwarming, and through their traditional homestays, I learned about their rich culture, enjoyed authentic meals, and even participated in a few local customs. In the evenings, sitting by the campfire and watching the stars illuminate the sky was magical. Without any city lights, the stargazing was unmatched. For anyone looking to truly disconnect and immerse themselves in nature and culture, a camping trip to Thang Hen Lake is an unforgettable adventure that leaves you both inspired and recharged.