As the filming location for "In the Radiant Sky," Cao Bang has immediately become the most sought-after tourist destination for Gen Z at the moment.​

Recently, the television series "In the Radiant Sky" aired on VTV3 and garnered significant attention from the online community. Thanks to its unique storyline and the natural acting of characters Chải (Long Vũ) and Pu (Ceri Thu Hà), the film achieved a huge viewing audience just days after its release.

The early episodes of the film have also been highly rated by netizens for their stunning and majestic visuals. The film crew chose Cao Bang as the filming location to capture the most authentic scenes of the Dao people’s daily lives.


Not only famous for its heroic history, Cao Bang is also known for its pristine and majestic natural landscapes.

Cao Bang is located in the northeastern region of Vietnam, about 280 km from the capital, Hanoi. In addition to its vast green fields and meadows, this area is home to pristine forests, towering mountains, and rivers and waterfalls with refreshing water.

In particular, one of the most beautiful filming locations in "In the Radiant Sky" that Gen Z cannot miss is Ban Gioc Waterfall. As one of the largest waterfalls in Southeast Asia and a source of pride for the people of Cao Bang, its cascading white waters tumble from a height of nearly 30 meters, creating a breathtaking and enchanting natural scene.


The success of "In the Radiant Sky" has contributed to promoting the image of Cao Bang.

According to information from travel service providers, the journey to explore Cao Bang typically lasts about 3-4 days. Additionally, there are several breathtaking sights that promise to provide stunning photo opportunities such as: Thang Hen Lake, Ngườm Ngao Cave, and Ma Phục Pass,... From the capital, Hanoi, you can choose to travel to Cao Bang by car or bus.

If you want to discover nature while also learning about culture, you can visit villages such as: the ancient Tay village of Giuồng, the honey wax painting village of Hoài Khao, Khuổi Ky stone village, and the Pác Rằng blacksmith village... Here, you can stay in the homes of the locals, participate in performances or traditional festivals, and learn about the costumes and activities of the people in Cao Bang.


From August onwards is considered the ideal time to visit Cao Bang. This is the season of water rising, with the waterfalls flowing abundantly, and the water is clear and refreshing. The terraced rice fields are gradually turning golden, making Gen Z feel like they are truly "in the radiant sky."

If you are a nature lover and want to explore breathtaking scenes, come to Cao Bang - a land of natural wonders and a place that marks many memorable moments on the big screen.

Source: https://hoahoctro.tienphong.vn/toa-...ien-trong-di-giua-troi-ruc-ro-post1666754.tpo