Discover the wild beauty of Tay Con Linh range

When returning to nature, you will have a quiet time to admire and feel the pure, pristine beauty. That beauty has the ability to "heal" the soul, which a Japanese book once mentioned as an art - "The art of forest bathing". There, all human senses will fully absorb the air of the mountains and forests from the cool green vegetation, the fragile layers of fog, to the white foam bursting from the cool waterfall.

At the end of a wild Tay Con Linh, photographer Hai Cao Le was lucky enough to find the feeling of "forest bathing" and he recounted it using his forte: Photography.

It is a mysterious old forest located on the top of Tay Con Linh mountain - Tuyen Quang . The hundreds of years old tree roots, 5-7 people holding hands together cannot hug, proudly stretch out like giant hands to catch the sunlight for survival. The green moss covering the tree trunks makes the already mysterious scene even more surreal.

Tay Con Linh is a mountain peak on the upper Chay River in the northwest of Tuyen Quang province. Tay Con Linh mountain range stretches across the communes of Thanh Tin, Lao Chai, Hoang Su Phi, Thanh Thuy, Tan Tien, Cao Bo, Nam Dich, Thuong Son, Tan Quang, Thong Nguyen, 18 km from Ha Giang ward 1.

Tay Con Linh mountain peak with an altitude of 2,428 m above sea level, is known as the "Roof of the Northeast".

According to statistics from the authorities, there are 796 recorded plant species here, of which 54 are rare, accounting for 7% of the total number of species. Of these, 49 species are listed in the Vietnam Red Book. The reserve also has 213 recorded animal species, of which 36 are rare.

Tay Con Linh possesses a beautiful natural picture with moss-covered forests, extremely rich vegetation, ancient Shan Tuyet tea forests, vast Cardamom trees and especially the place where ancient Rhododendron flowers bloom every spring, where you can reach out and touch the clouds, explore the culture and cuisine of ethnic minorities... Those interesting things will be on the journey to conquer the sacred peak of Tay Con Linh.

Photo: Hai Le Cao

Heritage Magazine