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guest-houses and bathe areas have been planned and built relatively well. In here, activities about eating, entertaining or relaxing are copious.
Thai Nguyen is a mountainous midland province in the North, adjacent to Hanoi and famous for its delicious specialty tea overall the country. There are many attractive tourist places with beautiful landscapes in Thai Nguyen. Furthermore, it also has many ethnic groups live, so the variety of cultures, the festival are extremely plentiful and special. This article will introduce some ideal destinations in Thai Nguyen that you should visit.
1. COC LAKE
Coc Lake tourist resort is located in Dai Tu district, 15 kilometers from the central Thai Nguyen city to the southwest. Travel along the provincial …show more content…

DEATH DOOR STREAM
Only hear this name, tourists feel attractive and want to explore a wonderful tourist attraction is not only fascinating but also unspoiled. Start from Hung Son town, Dai Tu district then follow highway 37 about 15 kilometers is "Death Door" - a small limpid stream of water threads between two cliffs with some parts are deep water, the two sides of the cliff face up to create a door is not only beautiful but also challenging.
They conquer themselves "Death Door" to reach upstream of a waterfall and immerse in both clear and cool water, then enjoy the barbecue with grip rice, sesame salt is probably the biggest pleasures of people when they visit here. Furthermore, tourists will also listen to the original name of the stream that associates a legend of a faithful love story, ready to overcome the difficulties and challenges of the couple.

"Death Door" is a really ideal place for people who like adventuring and trekking.
3. TAN CUONG GREEN TEA HILLS Tan Cuong green tea hill is located in 3 communes: Tan Cuong, Phuc Xuan and Phuc Triu, about 10 kilometers from the center of Thai Nguyen city to the southwest. Not only is this place well-known for its delicious tea products but also it has beautiful natural landscape, romantic mountains and rivers. Moreover, hills close Coc Lake tourist site, they are convenient for tourists to

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