The ice blanket covered the entire northeastern mountainous region, creating a spectacular landscape.
The icy snow covering some mountain peaks is an unusual and rare sight as the temperature plummeted on January 22 and 23.
Ice and snow accumulated in some places in the mountainous areas of northern Vietnam, such as Phia Oac Mountain in Cao Bang Province, Yen Tu Mountain in Quang Ninh Province, and Mau Son Mountain in Lang Son Province.
According to experts, the icy scene is the result of a strong cold front hitting Vietnam's northern mountainous region.
Below are photos by Cao Bang Hong Photography Club & VOV.
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| Located in the northeast of Vietnam at an altitude of 1,931 meters above sea level, Cao Bang is one of the places where snow and ice are most likely to occur. |
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| Icicles appear on the trees at the top of the Phia Oac Mountain. |
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| Photographers flock to Phia Oac Mountain to capture the snow and ice. |
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| Mount Phia Oac is one of the main tourist attractions of Cao Bang Province and one of the highest peaks in northern Vietnam. |
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| White snow covers Dong Pagoda in Yen Tu Mountain, northeastern province of Quang Ninh. |
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| The top of Yen Tu Mountain, at 1,068 meters, is usually covered in white clouds and sometimes snow. |
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| Snow and ice also covered Mau Son Mountain in Lang Son Province this morning as temperatures dropped to minus one degree Celsius. |
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| Tourists flock to Mau Son Mountain to watch the snow. |
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| Snow falls on Mau Son, creating a stunning landscape. |
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| The cold weather makes the scenery of Mau Son Mountain even more captivating. |
