The Hill of Burning Grass is 135 Kilometers from Hanoi
During the "change of shirt" season, the grassy hill on top of Phoenix (in Uong Bi City, Quang Ninh) turns bright yellow and is adorned with blue dwarf pine trees, creating a poetic scene that draws visitors in.
About 135 kilometers east of Hanoi, Phuong Hoang (Phượng Hoàng) Hill (also known as Ba Tang (Ba Tầng) Mountain, in 12 Khe village, Bac Son (Bắc Sơn) ward, Uong Bi (Uông Bí) city, Quang Ninh province) has become a popular tourist destination in recent years.
This is a developing "virtual living" coordinate, but the pristine scenery is particularly impressive in autumn, just in time for the grass season to "change clothes."
If Phoenix Hill stands out with fresh green grass, full of life in the spring and summer (from 3 to 8 months), from October 11 to January next year, this place is "coated" with a burning yellow coat, brightening the entire region.
Phoenix Hill, located in the vibrant city of Uong Bi, is like a land neglected by unspoiled beauty, isolated from the noise, bustle, and smog outside.
Phoenix Hill's beauty changes with the seasons, with autumn and winter attracting the most visitors as the meadow turns yellow.
Phoenix Hill's beauty changes with the seasons, with autumn and winter, is the most popular, when the meadow turns burnt yellow, highlighting the green pine trees and creating a scene reminiscent of the wild grasslands of Africa that visitors can only see in movies.
This hill is nearly 500 meters high. Visitors travel approximately 8 kilometers from Uong Bi city to Bac Son ward before hiking approximately 30 minutes from the foothills to the top. Visitors can use cars in addition to motorbikes, which are the most convenient mode of transportation.
Visitors must climb a fairly steep and bumpy distance from the foothills to reach the top. As a result, this location is ideal for those who enjoy moving, climbing mountains, etc. To make the ascent of Phoenix Peak easier, visitors should dress compactly and appropriately.
Phoenix Hill offers tranquil scenery.
Despite being a new destination, Phoenix Hill continues to entice visitors with its pristine scenery, which rivals that of Africa's grasslands.
Although it takes some effort to reach the top of the hill, visitors will be rewarded for their efforts by being able to fully appreciate the natural beauty here.
Visitors who are not used to moving can also travel by motorcycle to the top of the hill, but the rider must be strong and familiar with the mountainous terrain. Another option is to hire locals to drive you to the grassland viewing area for added peace of mind without putting in too much effort.
There are many pine trees along both sides of the road to the top of the hill, and the fresh air reminds visitors of the image of "Miniature Dalat."
The couple Bui Huy Khang and Le Bang Dung (both born and raised in Quang Ninh) couldn't help but enjoy the emerging check-in point in their hometown after setting foot on the burning grass hill in January of this year.
The young couple chose black and red tones to stand out among the picturesque burning meadow scenery, which sparkled with green dwarf pine trees far away.
The contrast between the "changing season" pasture and the green pine trees full of life gives this place a very unique beauty, enough to keep anyone distracted.
According to Huy Khang, Phoenix Fire Hill is an ideal location for a variety of outdoor activities such as picnicking, photography, camping, and so on.
Visitors who want to take beautiful photos here should come between 6 am and 9 am or 2 am and 5 pm and wear outfits with beige brown, red black, or yellow and white tones.
Phoenix Hill is most beautiful at sunrise or sunset.
For the most impressive photos at the burning grass hill, visitors dress in red, black, or yellow and white outfits.
Visitors who want to climb to the top of the hill, however, should arrive a little earlier to catch the romantic moment at sunrise or sunset.
Phoenix Hill is an emerging "virtual living" destination, and the landscape is still intact and beautiful, so visitors must be mindful of preserving and protecting the environment by not throwing garbage into the pasture.
Source: Zang Zang (Vietnamnet)