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Vietnam Travel Guide
| Ba Be Lake |
| Ba Be Lakes area has a lot to offer, including waterfalls, rivers, valleys, lakes, and caves all amidst picturesque landscapes. Ba Be Lakes are surrounded by many ancient trees, from which several varieties of precious wood are obtained. Up to 30 animal species such as wild pigs, bears, panthers, monkeys, and birds inhabit the area. |
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| Ba Danh Pagoda |
| At first, it was just a small temple for worshipping Tu Phap deities. Then, during the reign of King Le Hy Tong (1675 - 1705), it was upgraded to become more beautiful and magnificent. |
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| Ba Den Mountain |
| Ba Den Mountain is also called Black Lady Mountain. According to legends, beautiful Ly Thi Thien Huong, Black Lady, was forced to marry the son of a rich mandarin while she fell in love with a poor man who was fighting the aggressors. Rather than marrying a man she did not love, she threw herself from the mountain |
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| Ba Ho Spring |
| The spring flows from the mountain to the sea, three times broadening its bed creating three lakes: Ho Nhat, Ho Nhi, Ho Ba |
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| Ba Na ethnic group |
| The Ba Na lives in houses built on stilts. In each village, there is a communal house called rong which stands out due to its height and beauty. According to matrimonial customs, a young man and woman can take the initiative in marriage, and the parents are only involved to ensure the respect of traditional principles. |
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| Ba Ra Mountain |
| Ba Ra is a place name closely connected to the heroic resistance of Phuoc Long's people. There is a very solemn monument commemorating the fighters who sacrificed their lives in the region |
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| Ba Tang Warterfall |
| The waterfall cascades down over three levels before reaching the stream below, hence its name Ba Tang (three-storey cascade). |
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| Ban Gioc Falls |
| Ban Gioc Falls is famous for a famous fish named "tram huong" and impresses visitors with its picturesque scenery that has yet to be impacted by the human beings. |
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