On January 23, Head of Yen Tu National Park and Relic Management Board Le Tien Dung said that frost appeared early in the morning in the Dong Pagoda area.

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Dong Pagoda, Yen Tu appeared frosty on the morning of January 23

At this time, the temperature dropped to 0 degrees with wind and light rain, so frost appeared, and by noon there was still no sign of melting.

Here, the temple roof, bells and gongs, and the railings in front of the Dong Pagoda are all covered in a layer of white ice. In addition, the trees in the area below are also frozen. The thick layer of ice flows in one direction due to strong wind and rain.

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Frost covers the entire area of ​​the Dong Pagoda.

"Curious tourists travel to Dong Pagoda to worship and see this rare natural phenomenon with their own eyes," said Mr. Dung.

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The grass below the Dong Pagoda was also frozen.

The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting said that the strengthening cold air has affected the northern provinces, the north central region and some places in the central central region.

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The freezing phenomenon shows no signs of stopping and is increasing as the temperature drops.

The temperature was updated at 6am this morning, many places in the mountainous areas dropped below 5 degrees, of which, Mau Son (Lang Son) dropped the lowest with minus 0.9 degrees; Tam Dao (Vinh Phuc) 2 degrees; Dong Van (Ha Giang) 2.2 degrees; Sa Pa (Lao Cai) 3.7 degrees; Trung Khanh (Cao Bang) 3.8 degrees; Moc Chau (Son La) 4.4 degrees.

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Frost surrounds the Bronze Pagoda

Photos and clips: Yen Tu National Forest and Relic Management Board

Image of ice covering Mau Son peak in cold wind . The cold weather, wind and rain have covered Mau Son peak (Loc Binh district, Lang Son) with a layer of white ice. Many people are interested in coming here to admire.