In these new destinations, in addition to mountain climbing, youngsters can also immerse themselves into nature through various activities such as overnight camping, boating, fishing, etc., notably, taking a series of gorgeous photos about the mountains and forests of the Hue land.

While it’s still impossible to travel to many other places, discovering the new lands of Hue can be a way to both create new experiences for local people and contribute to promoting Hue to tourists far and near.

Thua Thien Hue Weekly would like to introduce to the readers some new destinations so that you can have more options for your weekend activities through the series of photos taken by the group of collaborators.

Conquering Mount Hon Vuon is the challenge that the young people are determined to win

Sticks - an indispensable tool if you decide to go climbing

Check-in Mount Kim Phung

To ensure the safety and forest protection, it’s required to register with the management authority before starting the trip of climbing Mount Kim Phung

The picturesque road to Khe Rung Lake makes many young people cannot help stopping to take photos

Camping and boating in Khe Rung Lake are the new experiences of the youngsters

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