1. Overview:
Na Hau Nature Reserve with a total natural area of 16,950 ha, located in 4 communes Na Hau, Dai Son, Open Vang, and Phong Du Thuong (Van Yen district, Yen Bai province), has a forest ecosystem. The rich and diverse nature is typical of the northern mountainous region of Vietnam with many rare and precious species of flora and fauna. This is also considered an ideal eco-tourism destination for those who love nature, love adventure, and want to learn and discover the traditional culture of the Mong people in Na Hau commune.
2. Location:
Na Hau Nature Reserve of Van Yen district is known for preserving a rich and diverse flora and fauna ecosystem. From the center of Mau A town, Van Yen district, cross the Mau A bridge across the Red River along the route from An Thinh commune to Dai Son commune about 30 km to the southwest, crossing Ba Khuy slope across the mountainside, tourists will go to Na Hau commune, a commune where 100% of the Mong people live.
3. Way to natural value:
Going to Na Hau, all the noise of the streets seems to be removed from the back. The beauty of the deep old forests brings a strange attraction to visitors. The primeval forest canopy gives the Reserve a fresh and pure atmosphere and brings people closer to nature than ever before. Located at an average altitude of 600 – 700 m above sea level, the highest place is 1,800 m, and the lowest place is 200 m, so the terrain of Na Hau is strongly divided, forming many streams and caves. Beautiful waterfalls such as Ban Tat waterfall, Suoi Tien waterfall, Bat cave…
Na Hau area is like a basin created from a narrow valley, surrounded by high mountains. The terrain here is strongly divided to form many streams and rivers. The average altitude is from 600 – 700m above sea level, the highest place is 1,788m, and the lowest place is 200m. The average temperature is 23.2 degrees Celsius, the average rainfall is 1,458.0 mm/year, and the humidity is 85%. Every year, the East-North monsoon usually occurs in November and December with hoarfrost. On days with little sunshine, it’s overcast, in high mountain places, fog covers the whole day, and the air humidity in the forest is very high. With such climatic conditions, it is very suitable for the growth, development and natural regeneration of forest trees, favorable for the diversity and abundance of plant and animal species here, creating a structure dense forest, many layers of canopy suitable for watershed protection.
4. The close attraction in Na Hau Natural Reserve
Besides, when coming to explore Na Hau Nature Reserve, visitors can also immerse themselves in the Suoi Tien waterfall hidden in the primeval forest of village 2 (Khe Tat). On the journey to the waterfall, visitors have to pass large rocks and ancient forests. Suoi Tien Waterfall is quite long and has 3 floors, each floor has a relatively high height. The cool, blue water comes down from the top of the mountain, sending white foam all year round. On summer days, Suoi Tien waterfall always attracts a lot of tourists who come here to be immersed in the cool, clear water and feel the melodious melodies played from the sound of the waterfall, the mountain wind, and the song. of all kinds of birds in a peaceful space. Not only attracting tourists by the wild and lyrical natural scenery, but the people here are also mainly Hmong and Dao ethnic groups with unique ethnic cultural beauties such as customs, costumes, and houses. , culinary. Coming to this place, visitors will be immersed in the forest New Year festival, dance the flute, dance with the money stick of the Mong people, and enjoy the rustic dishes imbued with national identity prepared by the skillful hands of the Mong people. Hmong people are simple and hospitable