Bac Kan Vietnam

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The Ba Be National Park has a system of limestone mountains, forests, rivers and lakes,.. The national park is listed in the UNESCO World Ramsar Sites. The Ba Be Lakes include 3 lakes connecting one to another which is part of a river system in the region. The length of the lakes is 8 km and the width is 3km.

Bac Kan is located to the Northeast of Vietnam, the provincial capital is Bac Kan City, 160km north of Hanoi. During the Franco – Viet Minh War (1946-1954), Bac Kan was the capital of the liberated zone of the Viet Minh.

Ba Be National Park in Bac Kan Province is known for forested imposing mountains, serene lakes and rivers, and genuine local ethnic people. The national park is a good place to get relaxed amid untouched nature and far from the crowd.

Saigon-Ba Be Resort is a 3-star resort in the heart of Ba Be National Park, 2km from the Ba Be Lake.

Bac Kan is in the Northeast of Vietnam, 210km northeast of Hanoi. Bac Kan is off the tourist track by far. Below you can find quite a number of activities which could make your trip to Bac Kan a great adventure experience.

It was autumn in northern Vietnam and for a few days recently it had been wet. The northeasterly monsoon blew again making daily temperatures much lower in Hanoi. In the mountains, it must have been chilly and cold now. Work had been busy and I was desperate for a short break. It was no fun traveling in so wet weather anyway.

Bac Kan Province has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from late February through March. Bac Kan also bears certain features of continental climate on high altitudes.

Vietnam is getting to be too hot a travel destination after a couple of decades the country is open to the outside world. There is no doubt tourism has helped the local economy tremendously and millions of people have benefited from participating in tourism business in Vietnam. The question is for how long it is going to be that way?