The Lonely Tree Captivates Many Eyes When Visiting Ha Giang. Stopping here, you will witness the image of the lonely tree, coupled with a sense of solitude amidst the mountainous region of northern Vietnam.
Accordingly, the lonely tree is located along National Highway 4C, passing through Can Ty Commune, Quan Ba District, Ha Giang Province. Standing at approximately 40 meters tall with a width of up to 5 meters, its lush and vibrant branches and leaves delight many visitors.
The lonely tree leaning slightly towards the abyss.
The lonely tree in Ha Giang is dubbed one of the most beautiful lonely trees in Vietnam, a location that young people particularly adore. In the high mountainous area of Ha Giang, you can almost see the dreamlike image of the lonely tree amidst the majestic high mountains with its sheer cliffs; this surely is an attractive landmark for you.
Upon observation, one can see the tree leaning slightly towards the abyss. At the base of the tree, there is a small natural hollow. Many vendors have utilized this hollow to store unused items.
It is known that this lonely tree, along with dozens of others, belongs to the ancient ironwood forest in Can Ty Commune, which consists of the rare red ironwood trees, approximately 250 years old. Over the years, despite living in difficult conditions, the local people have preserved these ancient ironwood forests for hundreds of years.
This is a very rare red ironwood tree.
Previously, the road passing by the lonely tree was narrow, making it impassable for cars. However, to facilitate tourism development, local officials have upgraded this road, making it one of the main routes from Quan Ba District to Dong Van and Meo Vac.
With its distinctive shape and height, the lonely tree increasingly attracts curiosity and interest from people across the country. During festival seasons and buckwheat flower blooming periods, around 1,000 to 2,000 people stop by daily to take photos with the lonely ironwood tree.
The lonely tree increasingly attracts curiosity and interest from people across the country.
Standing under the 250-year-old lonely tree, Ms. Do Diep (Hanoi) expressed her excitement: “I never expected to find such a tall and lush tree in the rocky hills of Ha Giang. I think the lonely tree symbolizes the strength, resilience, and survival of the people of Ha Giang.”
To capture the best photos with the lonely tree, visitors should come around noon and early afternoon. During this time, the weather is usually sunny, and the lonely tree is not shrouded in mist. If you pass by the lonely tree at sunset, you can capture some truly romantic photos.
