LAI CHÂU

O Quy Ho Pass: One of the most dangerous passes of the Northwest mountains connecting the two provinces of Lai Chau and Lao Cai, where the legendary Fansipan peak is located. Located at an altitude of more than 2000m in the midst of immense mountains and clouds, the pass appears soft, stretching like a silk strip bending close to the steep cliffs. In addition to the road fascinated by the continuous bends of the sleeve, O Quy Ho is also attractive in the huge difference in temperature on the two sides of the pass. If visitors are suffering from the warm, dry heat of the western slopes of Hoang Lien range (in Lai Chau province), they will be pleasantly surprised when crossing the top of the Heaven Gate pass of O Quy Ho to receive the always humid and warm wind. cool side of Sapa (Lao Cai).

Sin Ho Plateau, also known as the roof of Lai Chau province, is located at an altitude of more than 1500m in Sin Ho district, Lai Chau province. A day here experiences all four seasons with an average temperature of about 18 degrees Celsius. The plateau is located between rocky mountains, primeval forests and cloudy all year round, so the climate is extremely cool. The typical scenery in Sin Ho plateau is the winding terraced fields, the villages looming on the slopes of the misty mountains.

Tan Uyen Tea Hill

Tan Uyen tea hill is stretched along Highway 32, tea is 40-50 years old with a scale of nearly 2000 hectares, located not far from the center of Tan Uyen town. Here you will enjoy the fresh scenery and nature. This is also the place where many people choose to take wedding photos, or take a romantic photo set in the green tea fields, amidst the golden sunshine.

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Phieng Phat Scenic Landscape Complex in Trung Dong Commune, Tan Uyen District, is recognized as a provincial-level scenic spot. Nestled in limestone mountains sheltered by tropical forests, Phieng Phat scenic complex has really become famous because of the generosity of nature bestowed on this land. There is Phieng Phat hot spring here. The hot spring is located about 6km from the district center. The stream has 2 hot water points with a stable water flow of 5l/s. The stream has become an ideal bathing place for people in the district and other localities to bathe.

Bach Moc Luong Tu   (or   Ki Quan San) is one of the 4 highest peaks in Vietnam, located between Lai Chau and Lao Cai provinces. Bach Moc Luong Tu mountain range has quite rugged terrain, is an attractive "Northwest backpacking place" discovered by backpackers since 2012. The distance from the foot of the mountain to the top is about 30km long, through many different terrains such as hills. bald, bamboo forest, big wooden forest, dwarf bamboo forest to moss-covered cliffs.

Pu Si Lung Peak

As the most pristine, mysterious and charming mountain in Vietnam, the legendary Pu Si Lung peak is located on the border of Vietnam and China in Pa Ve Su commune, Muong Te district, Lai Chau province with an altitude of 3083m. Known as the roof of the border, it is always a dream destination for adventurers.

Pu Ta Leng Peak

Pu Ta Leng peak is 3,089 m high in Hoang Lien Son range, Ta Leng commune, Lai Chau province. With such a height, Pu Ta Leng peak is the second highest peak, dubbed the "second roof" of Indochina, behind Fanxipang peak 3,143 m high.

Muong Than field

Belongs to Than Uyen district, hidden behind the valley, surrounded by rolling mountains and immense clouds. If visitors come here at the end of August and beginning of September, the image will be filled with immense golden rice fields at harvest time running from the foot of the valley to the top of the mountain.

Pu Sam Cap cave complex

About 6km from Lai Chau city, on provincial road 129 connecting Lai Chau city with Sin Ho district, Pu Sam Cap cave complex is considered as the "Northwest first cave". Currently, Pu Sam Cap has two caves that are welcoming tourists: Thien Mon cave and Thien Duong cave with many magical and mysterious stalactites, hidden with many touching stories of mountainous people.

Si Thau Chai village

Si Thau Chai is located in Ho Thau commune, Tam Duong town, Lai Chau province, about 6km from the town center. This is known as a village of the Dao people, who live here at an altitude of more than 1,400 meters, all four sides are mountains. Standing from a faraway view, you can also see the whole peaceful Tam Duong town at your feet, enjoy the fresh and extremely cool air of the Northwest mountains, and see the whole mountain scene. immense, majestic