Viewed from Sin Chai, Y Ty valley appears with the color of the leaves, the mountains, the sky, and the clouds. It’s a great place to hunt clouds. Photo: Le Minh Hieu
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Y Ty cloud in a photo by architect Le Minh Hieu, who has been intimately familiar with this place for many years. Photo: Le Minh Hieu
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The beautiful mountain slopes of Y Ty covered by clouds. Photo: VOV
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Standing at the top of Lao Than, visitors can reach out and touch the clouds. Photo: VOV
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Y Ty’s terraced fields have made tourists and photographers passionate about the northwest highlands. Photo: LPA
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The terraced fields here are particularly beautiful in August when they turn the bright yellow of ripe rice, and in July when they are the green color of young rice, but they’re quite beautiful all summer long. Photo: Hoang Xuan
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From Phin Ho to the top of Lao Than is nearly 10km. The road is quite steep but not too treacherous. On this mountain, there are no dense forests, only small shrubs, spreading like an immense steppe. Photo: Le Minh Hieu
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The "death" roads are also attractive "check-in" points. Photo: Ngo Thanh Hai
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Rays of sunlight falling on forest, flowers and grass create a party of light as beautiful as a dream. Photo: Hoang Xuan
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Along the way, visitors encounter seas of exotic flowers. Photo: Le Minh Hieu
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Villages hidden in the mountain mist. Photo: Le Minh Hieu
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Villages hidden in the mountain mist. Photo: Le Minh Hieu
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