Ha Giang Tourism Wind Gap Fairy Falls sightseeing

Fairy Falls double waterfall, the water of the falls is the left bank of the stream derived from Ta Cu Ty, Bac Ha, Lao Cai at elevations above 1.403m compared to sea level. Ta Ngan streams flow through nine villages, communes in Xin Man with 45km length. Lam hamlet to Ngam, from 70m high on a cliff stream flow in Wind Gap created two large parallel cascade, falling water area near the waterfall at the foot of 130m2.

 First Pass wind falls within the area of ​​primary forest. It has a rich flora and fauna and biodiversity, the species composition as well as the number of individuals with great value in the research, understanding of the biology, geology , meteorology. At the same time, with quite thick vegetation, many primeval forests growing on limestone hills and mountain land. It was also the area of ​​watershed protection forests, valuable and economic significance - a huge social, regional role is to regulate and distribute water to the valleys of the region to develop agriculture Industry.
On weekends or holidays, people often hanging around relatives and friends to picnic here, have fun, enjoy the magnificent unspoiled nature and fresh air to the mind relaxed, forget the fatigue , sorrow. Groups, families often bring chicken, grilled pork to eat with rice, sticky or go for cement, forest vegetables for further processing. Fruits are washed under the stream and dipped in cold spring water, eating fresh cool feeling like just put in the refrigerator.

 Currently it has already planned a stopover for tourists to visit and explore the great primeval forest of thousands. Tourist areas and explore Pass Resort Wind - operators also said it is built with a traditional stilt house, car park operators and system to small guesthouses.
With the available potential that nature has generously endowed, Fairy Falls Gorge Wind was, is and will be the eco-tourism, cultural tourism attracts tourists at home and abroad. In 2009, Waterfall Fairy - Pass Wind is the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism won the national ranking list.