Ga Cáp treo Tây Thiên

For some reason, I find all sorts of people (*cough* expats *cough*) who are down on the cable cars being installed at cultural sites like this. It feels like one of various possible knee jerk reactions.nnThe most prevalent are that anything modern must be a fundamental perversion of the sacred core of the site, or that it was better back in the day when a visit was a true pilgrimage requiring effort. This kind of condescension drives me crazy. Why do they feel compelled to lecture locals who truly believe the site to be spiritually powerful on the proper respect for the sacred when they are just culture vultures there? And if the effort of the 5km mountain trail is of such great reward, do it and shut up. It's telling that much of this talk is heard in the line for the cable car itself.nnPersonally, I love what these cable cars do for the trails themselves. They are SO much less crowded. They are cleaner. Taking the car to the top and walking back down is the best of both. There are nice views from the cable. On the way back, there are ample side trails to do some uphill walking if you have something to prove. You can even do some bouldering up a steam bed to a waterfall.nnOh, and it is (admitedly, one of several places claiming to be) the birth place of Vietnamese Buddhism. It is a very good day outing from Hanoi.

The starting point of the cable car to Thuong Temple is suitable for those who do not have the ability to climb.You can pick up by cable car and down by road to admire the view from many angles.

Take the cable car to see the majestic natural scenery of the mountains and forests.

Go enjoy the spring started in 2018 with the company on the day midweek arrivals are not so crowded, empty cable car station, feeling overwhelmed, reliable service, clean. Prices are also reasonable, 200k for each round-trip ticket on the go. On the mountain road sightseeing views of forests, streams quite interesting.

Take the cable car at winter tired extremely. Through the area of ​​the barrier, squeeze, push. poor sense If the sun is hot, long queues, the latter must be hot because there is no fan. Only the fan on the stairs