Go Fishing in Ba Be Lake

Go fishing in Ba Be lake is an interesting and relax activities in Ba Be lake. You can enjoy this outdoor activity with local people on Doc Moc boat which is a unique boat and made from wooden. 

Ba Be lake in Bac Kan province  was formed over 200 million years ago. With an area of 6.5 square kilometers, a length of 8 kilometers.

Come here, you not only visit many beautiful scenes of this place but also go fishing. You can go with a Tay people because the Tay people is the biggest ethnic here and you can learn about going fishing in their traditional way.

Sitting on Doc Moc boat, beating water to catch fish, seeing surrounding scenes. Doc Moc boat is used to be made out from one whole tree. Doc Moc boat is used by Tay people for traveling around Ba Be Lake and used for their fishing trips on Ba Be Lake.

 

You'll feel excited about  going fishing on this unique boat because you'll floating on water with beautiful place, fresh air. Your eyes are seem to be bigger because of seeing, your arms seem to stronger because of beating on water. Of course, you'll laugh much more, be more tired but the result is not bad. You'll be enjoyed the fishes that is caught by your hands.

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