Dong Van Stone Plateau attracts Japanese tourists who love trekking and hiking

Dong Van Stone Plateau is always attractive to tourists who love trekking and hiking, especially Japanese tourists, for whom walking has become an indispensable part of their culture and daily life.

Why is trekking on the Dong Van Stone Plateau always attractive to Japanese tourists? Because the Japanese have a deep love for outdoor activities, hiking is an indispensable part of their culture and lifestyle.

The trails to the villages in Dong Van Stone Plateau always attract tourists for trekking and exploring .

Hiking, a cultural habit of the Japanese

According to an analysis from Japantimes, Japanese people are especially fond of trekking and hiking for many profound reasons, from history, tradition, rich natural terrain to the cultural and health values ​​that this activity brings...

Japan is ideal for trekking, hiking and long-distance travel... The country has many mountains, hills and wild areas. Major cities in Japan are often located close to mountainous areas, offering many options for nature lovers, from leisurely walks to challenging mountain climbs. The natural scenery changes beautifully with each season, from red leaves in autumn, white snow in winter to hundreds of blooming flowers in spring, bringing different experiences to participants...

Open from October 2024, hikers in Japan can now track from eastern Hokkaido to the northern Shiretoko Peninsula.

Walking and trekking help them forget about daily pressures and stresses, find peace in the vast natural space, where they can explore the natural beauty of the country, from majestic mountains, clear rivers, to lush green forests. This is a great way to immerse yourself in nature, slowly explore cultural and traditional values ​​and find balance.

Walking is a long-standing cultural practice, which is also part of religious rituals and folklore, such as the habit of walking to temples to pray for luck and peace or walking on ancient roads to explore cultural heritage.

The Hokkaido East Trail connects some of the northern prefecture's most striking national parks and landscapes.

Walking helps improve cardiovascular health, increase flexibility and endurance, reduce stress, improve memory, strengthen the immune system and prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure or obesity. The Japanese are famous for having the highest life expectancy in the world, and walking a lot every day is considered one of the important factors to achieve this. Many Japanese people like trekking because they want to explore, conquer challenges and expand their limits.

Hiking is also a way for Japanese people to show their environmental awareness, reduce carbon emissions and other pollutants, and contribute to protecting the climate and living environment.

Trekking in Dong Van Stone Plateau attracts Japanese tourists

Trekking Dong Van Stone Plateau ( Tuyen Quang ) is an interesting activity to explore the majestic and wild beauty of this plateau. You can join guided trekking tours or explore trekking routes that suit your ability.

Mr. Yasushi Ogura (middle), a Japanese man who has been associated with the Ha Giang highlands for many years, and a group of Japanese tourists trekking and exploring the Dong Van Stone Plateau.

Some popular trekking routes: Dong Van – Nho Que River – Ma Pi Leng is a route that combines trekking and sightseeing of Nho Que River, Tu San Canyon and Ma Pi Leng Pass. You can start from Dong Van town, walk along Nho Que River, through villages and up Ma Pi Leng Pass; Dong Van – Meo Vac – Nho Que River route is a route that includes trekking and experiencing a cruise on Nho Que River. You can explore Than Rock Cliff, then cruise on Nho Que River and experience the culture at Pa Vi community tourism village.

When passing through the villages, please be respectful and courteous to the local people. Dong Van Stone Plateau has many other attractive destinations such as: Dong Van Ancient Town, Vuong Palace, Lung Cu Flagpole, Ma Pi Leng Pass, Nho Que River, Tu San Alley, Lo Lo Chai Cultural Village.

A Japanese tourist after trekking to explore Dong Van Stone Plateau shared: Dong Van Stone Plateau is very suitable for trekking and is especially loved by Japanese tourists. When I lead tourists on foot to explore the mountain villages, along with the extremely special, beautiful and majestic nature, each village and family of the people are like a very natural "living museum", where they not only live but also try to preserve and conserve the traditional wild landscape, protect the style and living skills close to and closely connected with nature.

Trekking to explore the beauty of mountain villages not only helps people develop normal community tourism, but also helps people protect the living space of indigenous people. If you want to experience the real traditional life of the Mong people in Dong Van Stone Plateau, there is no more peaceful and simple way than walking into a beautiful and peaceful village. This will not affect the lives of the people, the natural environment and there is nothing more attractive than that.

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