Suoi Mo Stream

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A stepped stream running through the Huyen Dinh – Yen Tu valley, tied to a trio of temples honouring the Mother Goddess of the Forest.

Suoi Mo threads through a valley in the Huyen Dinh – Yen Tu range, dropping in white steps between boulders and pooling in clear rock basins. A footpath follows the water upstream, past old-growth shade and the constant sound of falling water, to the Lower, Middle and Upper temples dedicated to the Mother Goddess of the Forest — said to be Que My Nuong, a Hung King's daughter who opened the spring to save a drought-stricken valley. On ordinary days it feels like a private forest; during the third-lunar-month festival, pilgrims arrive from across the old Kinh Bac region.

Visitor information

When is the best time to visit Suoi Mo Stream?

April to September, when the stream runs full

How much does it cost to visit Suoi Mo Stream?

20,000₫

How long do you need at Suoi Mo Stream?

Half a day

What are the opening hours of Suoi Mo Stream?

07:00 - 18:00

Did you know

The stream lies in the Huyen Dinh – Yen Tu valley, about 80km from Hanoi via Highway 31.
Three temples — Lower, Middle and Upper — honour the Mother Goddess of the Forest along the stream.
Local legend links the site to Que My Nuong, daughter of the ninth Hung King.
The Suoi Mo festival opens in early third lunar month each year.

Travel tips

Wear grippy shoes — the streamside rocks stay slick year-round from the spray.
Pair it with Tay Yen Tu and Vinh Nghiem Pagoda for a full Bac Giang pilgrimage loop.

Source: https://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suối_Mỡ

Updated: 2026-08-05