Mr. Nguyen Bon, the owner of the Huong Hoa fog photo series, is a native of this mountainous district in the Western border of Quang Tri province. With his love for nature and the people here, the 27-year-old photographer has captured the peaceful moments of his homeland. The set of photos was taken from 2019 - 2020. Huong Hoa district has Lao Bao international border gate located on Highway 9 connecting Vietnam with the countries of Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar.

With mountains and rivers, Huong Hoa has typical features of tropical monsoon climate. The weather is hot and humid all year round with the average temperature of 22 degrees Celsius.

Green Arabica coffee hills are about to get into the harvest season. People in Huong Phung commune plant this kind of coffee along either side of Ho Chi Minh Road.

A corner of Khe Sanh townlet, more than 60 km from Dong Ha city, along Highway 9. From afar, visitors can see the 25-meter-high Khe Sanh tower.

This is Huc commune in Huong Hoa district seen from airy mist. Bon said that because he loves capturing the misty natural scenery, he often has to wake up at about 3 or 4 a.m. to catch the dawn.

A little girl from the Van Kieu ethnic group on her buffalo on the mountainside. Huong Hoa district is home to people of thee ethnic groups namely the Pa Ko, Van Kieu, and Kinh.

Huong Hoa has two main types of soil: the sand mixed and the red basalt soil. Both are favorable for the development of agriculture - forestry plants such as coffee, pepper.

The district is located along the Truong Son range, so the terrain is mostly mountains with the highest peak of 1,617m.

The wind farm in Huong Linh commune has about 30 turbines, imported directly from the Netherlands. Each wind turbine, made of stainless steel, has a 82-m-high pillar with the largest diameter of 5 m and weighs 200 tons.

Sunrise viewed from the top of Cu Vo mountain, Huong Linh commune