In winter Y Ty often appears ravishing sea of ​​clouds, attracting many tourists to visit. Hidden in the clouds are unique earthen-walled houses. Unlike the usual stilt houses of the highland ethnic minorities, the typical houses of the Ha Nhi people are located right on the ground, the walls are made of rammed earth, 40 - 45 cm thick, 4-5 m high. with two outer and inner rings, the short sloping roof is covered with grass but very strong. This house structure will help Ha Nhi people keep warm in winter. Seen from above, the houses of Ha Nhi people are like beautiful giant mushrooms growing in the mountains, hidden in the clouds.

If you visit Y Ty for the first time, watching the houses looming in the sea of ​​clouds, you will surely think that you are lost in the middle of a fairyland. Foggy days, misty mountains, the roofs of the village sometimes hidden in the mist are equally attractive.

On sunny winter days, you will have the opportunity to watch the sea of ​​white clouds in the cold of the great plateau. The sea of ​​clouds seems to overflow the terraced fields on the edge of the mountain, under the blue sky, creating a scene that is both majestic and poetic.

Y Ty winter is probably the most beautiful when frost and white snow cover the mountains, forests, flowers and trees.

Y Ty is the coldest from late December to early January, so if you are lucky enough to visit Y Ty around this time, you will be able to see firsthand a snowy paradise as beautiful as Europe. Snowflakes fall on the branches and grass and then a white color covers the mountainside, hillside, roof... will make you ecstatic to forget the way home. The old forest is the highest place in the cold highlands, so here the snow will fall the most.

The beauty of Y Ty increasingly attracts a large number of domestic and foreign tourists to enjoy and keep beautiful works, unforgettable memories even once coming to this place.

Nguyen Thuy