As nature lovers, the Dolomites was the destination that the couple Dinh Hoang Nhat and Mia Pham liked the most during their recent trip to Italy. 3 days of wandering in the Dolomites allowed the couple to admire the vast, majestic natural landscape of the northern mountains of Italy.

Dinh Hoang Nhat, a travel vlogger currently living in the United States. He owns the WhereToNextVlog channel on multiple social platforms, where he posts videos and photos of his trips exploring the world.

Dolomites is part of the Italian tour of Hoang Nhat and Mia Pham with 3 days of wandering in the beautiful mountains. Mountains, lakes, trees with many colors have painted an extremely majestic and impressive picture of Dolomites. If you love nature and are passionate about hiking, you should definitely not miss Dolomites.

Considered a work of art by nature, the Dolomites attract tourists from all over the world because of its wonderful and majestic beauty. The Dolomites are part of the Alps, stretching from the Adige River in the west to the Piave River valley in the east. The Dolomites are named after the type of rock in the terrain - Dolomite limestone. The eroded limestone mountains create sharp peaks that look extremely strange.

The Dolomites are as beautiful as a landscape painting with steep cliffs, narrow and deep valleys, and snow-capped peaks due to their high altitude. Because of the natural scenery that everyone loves, the Dolomites mountain range was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site in 2009.

Hoang Nhat and Mia Pham's 3-day journey through the Dolomites mountains explored and visited many impressive places.

On the first day, Hoang Nhat and his wife started from Florence, so they approached the Dolomites from the west and headed east. Karersee was the first stop, a small lake with beautiful green water, on the other side of the lake were rows of green pine trees and far away on the horizon was a majestic gray mountain range. Karersee looked like a precious gem and was also an ideal place for photography, creating beautiful fairy-tale pictures.

The next destination is Seceda. This majestic mountain range is located at an altitude of 2518 m with an impressive appearance with a series of sharp peaks pointing straight up to the sky, often covered in clouds. The mountain top can be reached by cable car or hiking to conquer.

The second day's itinerary is Saint Magdalena village, a small, peaceful village nestled in a valley surrounded by mountains with spacious wooden houses and green pastures typical of the Alps.

Nestled between the mountains, Pragser Wildsee Lake receives water from melted ice, giving it a beautiful and eye-catching turquoise colour. In addition, the lake also has a boating service and a large hotel located right next to it.

On their last day in the Dolomites, Hoang Nhat and Mia Pham hiked to Lago Federa. This is a mountain lake, especially beautiful in the fall because it is surrounded by golden larch trees, but it requires a 4 km hike on a steep path.

And the place that Hoang Nhat set foot on on the third day was Tre Cime de Lavaredo. These are the 3 iconic rocky peaks of the Dolomites, the surrounding mountain scenery is extremely spectacular, often covered by a sea of ​​clouds.

However, all the destinations in 3 days are just the landmarks that Hoang Nhat can mention. In addition to the above points, all the roads running through this mountainous area are very eye-catching, beautiful views in every frame that he saw everywhere and often had to stop the car to film and take pictures.

“The most impressive thing for me is Seceda because of its grandeur, the view from here is very airy and breathtakingly beautiful, I clearly feel my smallness before Mother Nature. In addition, I also like Tre Cime de Lavaredo because the sea of ​​clouds covers this area, the feeling of walking in the clouds is very interesting,” Hoang Nhat shared with Travellive.

Hoang Nhat added that, before going, of course, he and his wife had planned their itinerary, but many places were discovered because they got lost or went the wrong way, so everyone can rest assured that if they drive around this area, they will definitely find a beautiful view.

An unpleasant memory was when he and his wife hiked up to Federa Lake, imagining they would get beautiful photos with the golden la han pine trees, but when they arrived, they realized that the area was higher up and the trees had turned yellow and lost all their leaves, leaving only bare branches, wasting 5 hours going up and down.

“The village around Seceda only operates in the summer and winter, so when we arrived in the fall, all the restaurants were closed. We thought we would starve that night, but luckily there was only one restaurant open, so we didn’t end up going to bed hungry,” Hoang Nhat said.

During his journey to conquer the Dolomites, the biggest difficulty he encountered was the weather. During his time there, it rained quite a lot, combined with the cold weather, it was quite humid and uncomfortable.

For those who are planning to conquer the Dolomites - the northern mountains of Italy, especially Vietnamese tourists, Hoang Nhat also offers a few tips to have a perfect trip.

“The Dolomites are always beautiful, but in my opinion, autumn is the most special because the larch trees turn bright yellow and blend with the green pine trees, creating an extremely beautiful sight. The last two weeks of October and the first week of November are the ideal times to enjoy autumn in the Dolomites,” he said.

Because this mountainous area is beautiful in every corner, you will often encounter beautiful views along the backpacking route. It is best to drive yourself so you can actively stop anywhere you like to enjoy the natural beauty, or take photos and videos to keep memories.

The Dolomites are mountainous and are naturally colder than the rest of Italy. If you visit in the Autumn, be sure to pack plenty of warm clothes, even in the warmer months there is a chance of wind chill so always bring at least a windbreaker.

Besides, in the Dolomites mountain region, there is not much culinary diversity, so those who are not used to eating Italian food should definitely bring other foods in case they get bored of pasta and pizza.