Recently, a post about flower hill in Mung Hamlet (Cao Phong, Hoa Binh) in Check in Vietnam - FB Trang Pham impressed the online community when it achieved a large amount of interaction with about 2,000 likes and dropped hearts. Along with hundreds of interesting comments: "So beautiful, my friend"; "The colour is so cool"; "Spring up here is also very beautiful, peach blossoms and plum blossoms bloom all over the hamlet"...

Through research, this beautiful flower hill is located in Mung hamlet in Hop Phong commune, Cao Phong district, Hoa Binh province. On the fan page of this place, there are quite attractive introduction lines: "Xom Mung is a highland village famous for its primitive landscape. Xom Mung is located at the highest position of the commune, with poetic scenery and a cool climate; the immense terraced fields hide fresh roofs of houses on stilts. Here, the Muong ethnic community still preserves many unique ancient cultural features. Mung Hamlet has an ancient banyan tree and a pagoda in the middle of the field is very beautiful and rare".

If you look a little further, you can see that Cao Phong district is an emerging landmark of Hoa Binh province, and the flower hill of Mung Hamlet is an emerging destination among many of the already-known check-in points of this district. With an average altitude of about 400 m, Cao Phong is a beautiful upland district with a topography of mainly "bow-up" hills, creating favourable conditions for developing diverse agricultural models. With a cool climate all year round, the annual temperature in Cao Phong ranges from 22 - 24 degrees Celsius, making it an ideal destination for tourists who want to experience and enjoy tourist activities.

Previously, Cao Phong was famous for its speciality of oranges and tangerines. Cao Phong orange is a delicious fruit with high nutritional value; it usually ripens in September every year and is exported all over the country and abroad. In recent years, Cao Phong has become a prominent tourist destination of Hoa Binh province, with many fascinating historical and cultural values. Visitors from Hanoi and surrounding areas only need to spend 1-2 weekends to discover many interesting things about the beauty, people and cuisine of Cao Phong - the land of yellow oranges.

In addition to the flower hill of Mung village, the most famous destination in Cao Phong is Thung Nai, a commune located in the area of the lake of the Da River. Visitors will experience a beautiful natural space with poetic scenery like "Ha Long Bay on the mountain". Thung Nai is famous for its special landscape, with many mountains forming small islands and clear blue water. Coming to Thung Nai, visitors cannot ignore Thac Bo Temple, a sacred place that attracts many tourists from all over the world to visit and worship.

The cave complex at Dau Rong mountain in Zone 3, Cao Phong town, about 10 km south of Hoa Binh city centre, is another interesting destination in Cao Phong; with beautiful caves connected, they form an enchanting landscape complex with many shimmering stalactites. Bong Lai Temple, also known as Thuong Bong Lai Temple, located at the foot of Dau Rong Mountain, is chosen by many locals and tourists to pray for fortune, health and peace for their family members. This temple is related to the legend of Co Doi Thuong Ngan, creating a sacred and meaningful space.

Another equally attractive destination in Cao Phong is Muong Giang Mo village, a small valley at the foot of Mo Mountain. This place offers a peaceful space, houses on stilts looming on the mountainside, and beautiful terraced fields behind. With the Muong community's natural beauty and distinct culture, Giang Mo village has become an ideal destination for those who want to discover and experience the unique culture of the Muong people in Hoa Binh.

Visitors can travel to Hoa Binh all year round because of its average altitude and cool weather. However, summer is the best time to enjoy the fresh air of the beautiful lands in Hoa Binh. If you want to visit Hoa Binh Lake, you should come in the rainy season when the water level rises, creating a beautiful scene in the lake.

To get to Cao Phong, you can take National Highway 6, the route almost in the North-South direction, cutting through Cao Phong town, connecting Hoa Binh City with Tan Lac district. Another option is provincial Road 12B connecting national highway 6 with Road 21A, starting at the junction of Road 6 near Cun Slope and running east to Kim Boi. In addition, those interested in waterways can learn more about the Hoa Binh Lake and Da River route. As for the route to the flower Hill of Mung Hamlet, FB Trang Pham shared on her post: "9km from the road surface of National Highway 6 towards Mai Chau, Moc Chau. The road is quite easy to go, and cars can come to the place. "