The delegation conducted a survey of the Hong Mountain eco-tourism route in the Tan Trao special-use forest.

Many women were excited and determined to participate in the mountain climbing survey.

The members stopped to rest on the journey.

Mr. Do Trung Kien (in white shirt), Head of the Provincial Tourism Management Board, Head of the survey team, was impressed with the ancient tau tree population.

The large tau trees reaching tens of meters high are truly treasures of the Tan Trao special-use forest.

The team prepares lunch on the top of Hong Mountain.

An impressive party of the survey team members.

A moment of rest for the members in the bamboo forest.

In the afternoon, going down the mountain, the members of the survey team soak their foots in hot water and medicinal leaves of the local Tay and Dao people.

In the evening, the team interacts and enjoys the cultural performances imbued with the Tay ethnic identity of Tan Trao commune.

On the second day, the survey team offers incense, visits Na Nua hut, and goes to the raft to listen to Then singing on Na Nua lake.

The team checks in at Khuon Pen flower island on Na Nua lake with the symbol of the Tinh lute.

A member of the survey team cooks rice with a traditional wood stove.

Relaxing and admiring the scenery by Na Nua lake.

The delegation surveyed the rice fields of Tan Lap village, the harvest season is as beautiful as a picture.

The delegation surveyed the tourist route to check in at Vinh Tan tea village, Tan Trao commune.

The delegation surveyed the ATK Kim Quan relic cluster on the Pho Day river (Yen Son), where President Ho Chi Minh, the Central Party Office and other agencies lived and worked from 1953-1954. The relic cluster is located in the Tan Trao National Special Relic Complex.

At the end of the survey, the delegation visited the relic cluster of Lap Binh village, Binh Yen commune (Son Duong), the workplace of the Office of the President, the Prime Minister and the Government Inspectorate from 1948-1954.