Driving along Highway 49 from Hue City to A Luoi, you will feel the freshness and coolness with pine forests hidden in the clouds whether early morning or late afternoon. Through winding, winding passes such as A Co Pass, Mo Qua Pass, Suoi Mau Pass…, you can stop by the roadside, on the top of Mo Qua Pass to admire the clear stream or the endless green of the mountains.
A Luoi Town (A Luoi District) is located along the Ho Chi Minh Road, famous for its pine hills in the district square. What could be better than walking along the trails amidst the endless green of the pine forests? Wait for the sun to rise to leisurely stroll in the forest, admire the purple sim flowers along the path to the forest, sit down to drink water at the cafe on the hill, listen to the sound of the pine trees...
Pine forest tourist attraction in A Luoi. Photo: MANH HUNG
If you come on the weekend, visit A Luoi market to explore the culture and living habits of the ethnic minorities here. To this day, A Luoi still preserves the customs, folk songs, culinary culture and traditional festivals that are imbued with the culture of ethnic minorities.
If you come in the dry season, you can bathe in the clear, cool streams and take beautiful pictures. That is Par Le stream (Hong Ha commune) which is never cloudy all year round. A Nor waterfall area (Hong Kim commune) has many homestays for you to choose to stay or you can walk into the waterfall to admire the scenery along the way, visit the suspension bridge.
If you are bored with the center of A Luoi district, then go south along the Ho Chi Minh road to visit the eco-tourism and community of A Roang. Along the way, travelers will see the primeval forests of Sao La Nature Reserve filled with the sound of birdsong.
Arriving at A Roang, the locals welcome you with celebratory dances combined with the sounds of panpipes and gongs. Then the village elder takes you to visit the village, learn about the daily life of the Ta Oi people such as farming, weaving, and brocade weaving. Guests continue to A Roang mineral spring to bathe in mineral water, dispelling all fatigue. When night falls, by the flickering fire, visitors will enjoy rustic dishes such as wild vegetables, stream fish... What could be warmer than being immersed in the sound of gongs when participating in the "Campfire Program, Community Exchange" with dances of the Ta Oi people, and enjoying a jar of fragrant rice wine.
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