Ecotourism spot in Hoang Mai Town calls for investment

The "Heartbreak Valley" at Len Chua, Quynh Xuan Ward, Hoang Mai Town, has gained fame recently for its scenery reminiscent of historical dramas. Many visitors from various places come here to sightsee and take photos. While the "Heartbreak Valley" is quite beautiful, it is also very dangerous, spanning dozens of hectares with deep waters surrounded by steep rocks.

The lake known as "Heartbreak Valley" was formed by quarrying activities in the Len Chua area of ​​Quynh Xuan Ward, Hoang Mai Town. The mining site was closed in 2018. The provincial People's Committee required the company responsible to level and restore the site to a safe state. Additionally, they had to build protective fences and restore the environment around the mining area before handling it over to the state for management.

This lake, covering over 30 hectares, is currently being promoted by local authorities as a potential ecotourism destination. Previously, some sections in the Len Chua area were fenced with concrete stakes and steel mesh for protection, but local residents have encroached on these areas for sand storage, damaging the fences.

Mr. Nguyen Dinh Hanh, Chairman of the People's Committee of Quynh Xuan Ward, Hoang Mai Town, stated that the over 30-hectare mining area now has a fence around the lake for protection, and trees have been planted around it to restore the environment. For the damaged fence sections, they will inspect and promptly repair them.

Recently, the local authority, in coordination with the People's Committee of Hoang Mai Town, has been attracting businesses to invest in the Len Chua area to turn it into an ecotourism site. Investing in tourism not only generates revenue for the locality but also prevents the waste of a large water surface area that has been unused for a long time.