Nestled in the heart of Lang Son Province, Huu Lung is a captivating destination in Vietnam’s Northern Midlands. With its breathtaking mountains, endless rice fields, lush green grasslands, and rich cultural heritage, this land promises travelers an unforgettable escape into nature and tradition.

Whether you’re seeking thrilling adventures, peaceful landscapes, or authentic cultural experiences, Huu Lung has it all.

Why Visit Huu Lung?

Huu Lung District lies about 90 km from Hanoi and 80 km from Lang Son City, making it a perfect short getaway from the capital. Covering more than 800 km², the district is blessed with majestic limestone mountains, fertile valleys, crystal-clear streams, and ancient temples that showcase the cultural soul of the northern highlands.

Here, you’ll not only admire breathtaking scenery but also feel the warmth of local ethnic communities, who welcome visitors with genuine smiles and simple yet soulful lifestyles.

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Best Time to Travel

Thanks to its temperate climate, Huu Lung is beautiful year-round. But to make the most of your trip, consider these two golden seasons:

• July – October (Rainy Season): The landscape transforms into a vibrant “forest and water wonderland,” perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
• December – March (Dry Season): With sunny skies and cool breezes, this is the ideal time for outdoor adventures – camping, trekking, and taking Instagram-worthy photos at Dong Lam Grassland.

How to Get to Huu Lung

Huu Lung is about 80 km from Lang Son City and 90 km from Hanoi. Traveling by private vehicle is highly recommended for flexibility, as most buses only pass through and won’t take you directly to tourist spots in Huu Lung.

• By Motorbike: From Hanoi, follow National Highway 1A. Be cautious after leaving Bac Giang Province, as motorbikes and cars share the same high-speed lane in some sections.
• By Car: Traveling by private car is safer, as the route mostly follows expressways. The best route is Hanoi – Lang Son Expressway, then exit at Provincial Road 242, continue on National Highway 1A to Huu Lung.

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Things to Do in Huu Lung, Lang Son

Camping

In the dry season, camping at Dong Lam Grassland is a must. With its flat valleys and lush green fields, Huu Lung is perfect for picnics or overnight camping. You can also combine camping with upscale services at Bamboo Hill Resort, Nha Ben Suoi Homestay, or Michi Camp.

Rock Climbing

Huu Lung, particularly in Yen Thinh Commune, is a hotspot for rock climbing. It offers about 5 main climbing sites, 3 secondary sites, and over 110 routes of various levels – all developed by professional experts. These climbing spots are part of a UNESCO Global Geopark and are being preserved.

Kayaking

With many streams and lakes surrounding the district, kayaking or SUP boarding is a popular activity. Rental prices are around 100,000 VND/hour.

Persimmon Picking

From October to November, visitors can join fruit-picking tours in persimmon orchards, especially in Huu Lien and Yen Thinh communes. Entry is about 30,000 VND/hour, including visiting, photography, harvesting, and tasting persimmons on-site.

Top Tourist Attractions in Huu Lung, Lang Son

1. Yen Thinh Rice Fields – Vast golden fields, beautifully divided into neat plots, creating a stunning endless effect.
2. Yen Thinh Limestone Mountains – A familiar destination for climbers and adventure seekers, offering majestic and pristine landscapes.
3. Khe Dau Waterfall (Sa Dau Waterfall) – Originating from Mo Anh Lake, cascading down mossy limestone cliffs, creating spectacular summer scenes.
4.  Bamboo Hill – Located in Huu Lien Commune, this well-designed hilltop resort blends lush vegetation with stunning views. Bamboo Hill is not only a relaxing resort but also the most popular photo spot among young travelers in Huu Lung.
5. Dong Lam Grassland – A signature attraction of Huu Lung, where landscapes change by season. Ideal for camping, exploring, and photography.
6. Huu Lien Ecological Community Village – Surrounded by limestone mountains, valleys, and forests, this village offers a mix of natural beauty and authentic ethnic culture.
7.  Pac Mo Dam – A scenic irrigation dam with clear waters, flocks of ducks, goats, and even boat rides into mysterious limestone caves.
8.  Quan Giam Sat Temple – Dedicated to the Second Great Deity, son of King Bat Hai Dong Dinh. An annual festival is held on the 11th day of the 11th lunar month.
9. Bac Le Temple – Located in Tan Thanh Commune, this sacred site worships Mother Goddesses, the Four Palaces, and local spirits. A cultural highlight of spiritual tourism in Huu Lung.

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 Must-Try Local Specialties in Huu Lung

• Roast Pork (Lon Quay): Crispy skin, juicy meat, and the unique flavor of mac mat leaves.
• Stream Fish: Small fish, deep-fried until golden and crispy, with a rich and unforgettable taste.
• Grilled Fermented Pork Roll (Nem Nuong): Made with pork skin, meat, spices, wrapped in banana leaves, then fermented for 2–3 days.
• Mountain Snails (Oc Da): Found in rocky mountain caves, firm and crunchy meat, best with sweet-and-sour fish sauce.
• Pumpkin Dumpling Cake (Banh Gio Bau): A traditional delicacy in Huu Lien Commune, unique both in name and preparation process.

Huu Lung is more than a destination – it’s an experience where nature, adventure, and culture intertwine. Imagine camping under the stars, climbing limestone cliffs, sailing across emerald waters, or simply enjoying warm hospitality with authentic mountain dishes.

So pack your bags, grab your camera, and let Huu Lung, Lang Son enchant you with its untouched beauty.

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