"Music of the Forest" - Den Vau
On the evening of March 4, rapper Den Vau released a new MV “Music of the Forest” to encourage people to actively plant forests, protect nature and care about environmental issues. With bright and vibrant colors, the MV is about a group of children going into the forest to plant trees and explore nature. During the trip, the children got lost in a forest with bare trees. From there, the children contributed to reviving the forest, making the water flow, the soil moist and the trees sprout.
On the evening of March 4, rapper Den Vau released the MV "Music of the Forest".
It is known that the location appearing in Den Vau's MV "Music of the Forest" is Cat Tien National Park. Cat Tien National Park has an area of 71,187.9 hectares, located in three provinces of Dong Nai, Lam Dong and Binh Phuoc. The National Park is recognized as a World Biosphere Reserve, an International Ramsar Site and a Special National Monument.
Coming to Cat Tien National Park, visitors will admire the "home" of about 1,730 animal species and 1,655 plant species. Some rare woods in the National Park include rosewood, red oak, rosewood, and rosewood.
The location appearing in Den Vau's MV "Music of the Forest" is Cat Tien National Park.
“Open Your Eyes” - MONO
Also choosing to include a series of beautiful Vietnamese landscapes in the new MV, MONO's "Open Your Eyes" was filmed in several northern mountainous provinces. According to many sources, the three locations appearing in the MV are Mat Than Mountain (Cao Bang), Ban Gioc Waterfall (Cao Bang) and Ta Xua (Son La). The MV "Open Your Eyes" focuses on exploiting the wild, green mountain scenery... creating a primitive space to listen to the sound of streams and birds singing.
MONO's MV "Open Your Eyes" was filmed in some northern mountainous provinces.
The most frequently appearing scene in the MV is the scenic spot Mat Than Mountain, Cao Chuong Commune (Trung Khanh) located in the heritage system of Non Nuoc Cao Bang UNESCO Global Geopark. Nearly 30 km from the city center, Mat Than Mountain is an ideal place to enjoy and explore. This place is completely separate from the noisy city, the climate is fresh, the scenery is peaceful and poetic.
Mat Than Mountain is called Phja Pjot (hole mountain) by the locals. The hole in the mountain was created by the uplift movement during the tectonic stage, located right in the middle of the mountain with the widest diameter up to 50 m. According to scientists, Mat Than Mountain is actually a dry cave, a fossil cave formed more than 300 million years ago. This is also considered a unique mountain in Vietnam.
The setting that appears most often in the MV is the scenic spot Mat Than mountain, Cao Chuong commune (Trung Khanh).
The next location in the MV is also in Cao Bang, Ban Gioc waterfall. The famous scenic spot with a natural white stream is located in Dam Thuy commune, Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang. This is also one of the largest transnational waterfalls in the world. Not only possessing the majestic beauty of nature, Ban Gioc waterfall is also the pride of the people in the border area. One of the beauties of Ban Gioc waterfall is that the main waterfall does not flow directly from above but is divided into many levels, creating impressive white patches interwoven with the colors of flowers and leaves.
With windy terrain and a humid subtropical climate, Cao Bang has two distinct rainy and dry seasons. The scenery at Ban Gioc waterfall is beautiful in every season, each season has its own charm. From June to September, Ban Gioc waterfall welcomes showers, the water flows strongly, the foam is white, ideal for admiring the majestic beauty of nature.
The next location in the MV is also in Cao Bang, Ban Gioc waterfall.
In the MV “Open Your Eyes”, the magical fairy tale forest chosen is Ta Xua. The dark, mysterious primeval forest with the canopy of large ancient trees and ferns spread across the forest floor brings a beauty that is half real, half unreal.
Ta Xua Forest is diverse in its flora, most notably the rhododendron trees with strange, fairy-tale shapes. The deeper you go and the higher you go, the more the mossy forest appears like a matrix.
