The western part of Quang Tri province is known as an area that still has many potential tourist destinations, still preserving the wild beauty that few people know. One of them is Ta Puong cave, Ta Puong waterfall system in Huong Viet commune, Huong Hoa district. To reach Ta Puong cave and waterfall, visitors have to go about 60km from Dong Ha city along Highway 9 to Khe Sanh town (Huong Hoa district), from here turn to Ho Chi Minh road about 50km to reach the center of Huong commune. Vietnam. This is also the route through many famous tourist attractions such as: Ta Con airport, Chenh Venh waterfall, Sa Mu pass… with majestic mountain scenery chosen by many backpackers to experience. From the Ho Chi Minh trail, to go to Ta Puong cave and waterfall, visitors will go through Ta Puong Cultural Village with the peaceful stilt houses of the Pa Co and Van Kieu people. The road from Ta Puong Cultural Village to Ta Puong Cave has to go through the forest, wade streams, climb steep slopes… … it takes about 20 minutes to walk to the entrance of Ta Puong cave. Ta Puong cave has a wide door, a high ceiling of about 10m wide and deep into the mountain about 200m. The heart of the cave is divided into two parts, one side is a stream of clear water, the other side is sandy beach. The stream bed in Ta Puong cave has a width of 4-5m, the depth is uneven, there are places to wade through, there are places where you have to swim along the stream to get deep inside. To move inside the dark cave, you must bring a flashlight. The volume of stalactites in Ta Puong cave is not much, but nature favors creating many unique and unique shapes. A stalactite like a ceiling lamp is shining when illuminated under the flashlight. In addition to fish in the stream bed, Ta Puong cave recorded other animals such as bats living. People here said that, apart from indigenous people, Ta Puong cave has never been visited by outsiders until now. Therefore, the cave still retains its natural wildness. People become small before the natural beauty in the heart of Ta Puong cave. From the mouth of Ta Puong cave, follow the stream to the downstream for about 10 minutes, you will reach Ta Puong 1 waterfall. The waterfall has a height of 30-35m, has a large water flow, maintained all year round. The majestic Ta Puong 1 waterfall pours water all year round like a white silk strip through the lush green forest canopy with bold and wild charm of the western region of Quang Tri. Under Ta Puong 1 waterfall, there are many large and flat rocks for visitors to rest and enjoy the majestic scenery, while breathing in the fresh, cool natural air. About a 20-minute walk from Ta Puong 1 waterfall to the downstream is Ta Puong 2 waterfall. Here visitors can immerse themselves in the cool water in a lake of about 5,000 square meters, with clear water. With a short distance from each other, Ta Puong cave and Thac Puong waterfall 1,2 are new and attractive destinations for tourists who love to explore and immerse themselves in nature. Currently, Quang Tri province is also studying tourism development in these destinations.

Thung Khe Pass: Thung Khe pass belongs to Highway 6 of Hoa Binh province, located between Tan Lac and Mai Chau, (Hoa Binh). This is one of the most dangerous passes in Vietnam. The pass has no sleeve bends but is dangerous because of the dense fog every afternoon, whether it is winter or summer. Bac Sum Pass: Belonging to Ha Giang province, Bac Sum pass is mentioned by the people as the second Pha Din pass in the North. Dangerous pass with small, winding, zigzag roads. In addition, the pass is also attracted by the beauty as a foreground with the color of rice, floating clouds … Sa Mu Pass: The pass is located in the Northwest of Quang Tri province, connecting the two communes of Huong Phung and Huong Viet of Huong Hoa district, Quang Binh province. The pass has an altitude of nearly 1,400m above the sea level bordering Vietnam – Laos. The reason, the pass is named Sa Mu because the pass here is covered with white clouds and has a length of nearly 20km. Da De Pass: belongs to Thuong Hoa commune, Minh Hoa district, Quang Binh province. The pass is named above because it is located across the top of a limestone mountain with a length of more than ten kilometers. The pass is hidden behind the dark green curtain of the Truong Son forest. With the sleeve bends and primeval old forest, Da De Pass is the road that many drivers want to challenge. Hai Van Pass: Located on the Bach Ma mountain range and is the natural boundary between Thua Thien – Hue province and Da Nang city. Despite the rugged terrain, precarious with steep, winding slopes on the abyss, but extremely attractive by the beauty of one of the most beautiful passes in the world. Ca Pass: belongs to Phu Yen province. This is one of the largest and most dangerous passes in Central Vietnam. One side of the pass is a deep chasm to the sea and the other side is the scallop hill that overlaps with dangerous cliffs. The climate is cool all year round, and from here it is possible to travel to other tourist destinations. Phuong Hoang Pass: Located on Highway 26, connecting the two provinces of Khanh Hoa and Dak Lak. This is a place once considered to be the death pass because of its geographical position as well as the dangers that always lurk with travelers passing this place. Ngoan Muc Pass: belongs to Ninh Thuan province. This is one of the most majestic and beautiful passes in Vietnam. As its name implies, the scene of Ngoan Muc Pass is winding, winding, many rugged turns across the high mountains. Invite readers to watch the video: Dien Bien: Getting subjects to transport 30 heroin cakes. Source: THDT.