Na Hang - A Diverse Ecotourism Destination The Na Hang – Lam Binh Ecotourism Area in Tuyen Quang Province covers a planned area of approximately 15,000 hectares, with the Tuyen Quang Hydropower Reservoir accounting for about 8,000 hectares of water surface. This space spans across the Na Hang and Lam Binh regions, distinguished by its lakes, limestone mountains, primeval forests, caves, and waterfalls. On the lake, waterways offer expansive views of the mountainous landscape, featuring highlights such as Coc Vai, Pac Ta Mountain, and the Khuoi Nhi and Pac Ban (Mo Waterfall) waterfalls. Pac Ban Waterfall is a national scenic site, while the Na Hang ecosystem holds high biodiversity value, featuring natural forests and many rare species, including the Tonkin snub-nosed monkey, an endemic species of Vietnam listed in the global Red Data Book. Beyond its natural landscape, the area is also deeply connected to the lives and cultures of the Tay, Dao, and Hmong communities. With its interconnected lake-mountain-forest terrain and indigenous cultural space, Na Hang – Lam Binh offers significant potential for feature films, documentaries, commercials, and tourism-experience projects, especially for stories requiring mountainous natural settings and local community elements. Information compiled from: PTIT Image source: Internet