Bac Giang Vietnam

Bac Giang Province is located to the Northeast of Vietnam, the provincial capital city is 50km northeast of Hanoi. The terrain of Bac Giang is higher to the east and lower to the west. There are high mountain peaks of over 1,000m above sea level to the east of the province which belong to the Yen Tu Mountain Range.

Bac Giang Province has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From June through October, Bac Giang may be affected by tropical depressions or typhoons, but thanks to the high mountain range of Yen Tu blocking the winds that any damage by typhoons is quite limited.

The Bo Da Pagoda is an ancient Buddhist pagoda at the base of the Bo Da Mountain in Tien Son Commune, Viet Yen District, Bac Giang Province, northern Vietnam.

The Cam Son Reservoir is in Luc Ngan District of Bac Giang Province. The reservoir is created by dams blocking the flow of the Cam Son River which starts its course from Huu Lung District of Lang Son Province.

Dong Cao is the name of a Dzao Village in Bac Giang Province, northern Vietnam. Dong Cao is also the name of a mountain near the village with breathtaking beauty. The area is recently getting known to the young Vietnamese travelers and photographers for its little prairie and the heavenly beauty that is similar to no other travel attractions in Vietnam...

Dong Cao is a prairie of 600m above sea level in Son Dong District of Bac Giang Province in northern Vietnam. Dong Cao is 140km from Hanoi and 80km north of Halong City.

Bac Giang is a province to the northeast of Hanoi. Bac Giang provincial capital city is 50km from Hanoi.

Tho Ha Village is 50km north of Hanoi. The village is located by the side of the Nhu Nguyet River which marks several important battles in the Vietnamese history.