YÊN BÁI

Mu Cang Chai is Yen Bai's most prominent destination, located at the foot of Hoang Lien Son mountain range, at an altitude of 1,000 m above sea level. To get to Mu Cang Chai district, you have to go through Khau Pha pass - one of the four Great Passes of the Northwest. Mu Cang Chai is most famous for tourists because of the "specialty" of terraced fields, visitors will not be able to resist the enchanting charm from the golden color of the mountains planted with rice - a masterpiece of art that has become famous. was ranked as a national monument in 2007.

Nghia Lo

Nghia Lo is a town located in the west of Yen Bai province. Traveling to Nghia Lo, you will discover the unique culture of the Thai people, traditional villages and unique cuisine. Nghia Lo has a typical climate of the Northwest region, with a cool summer with lots of rain and a cold and dry winter.

Located in the southwest of Yen Bai province, the town of Nghia Lo covers the entire Muong Lo field - the second largest field in the Northwest mountainous region of Vietnam. Muong Lo field is a tourist highlight of Nghia Lo.

Suoi Giang

Located at an altitude of 1,300-1,400m, Suoi Giang has a fresh and cool climate with H'mong villages crouching on the side of the mountain.

Suoi Giang is famous for hundreds of years old Shan snow tea trees, up to 100cm in diameter.

Thac Ba Lake

Located in the northwest of the country, Thac Ba lake of Yen Bai province, which is likened to "Ha Long on the mountain" is one of the three largest artificial lakes in Vietnam formed when building Thac Ba Hydropower Plant. Thac Ba Lake has more than 1,300 large and small islands. On the limestone mountains and islands in the lake area, there are many beautiful caves and pagodas and temples associated with many old legends and legends.

Pu Nhu Waterfall

The waterfall is located about 10km from the center of Mu Cang Chai district to the west. Originating from streams on the upstream forests from Lao Cai and Son La. The waterfall has a water column height of about 20m and is divided into several steps. On sunny days, viewed from below, the water bubbles evaporate, making  Pu Nhu waterfall like covered by a white chiffon scarf. Lying between two high vertical cliffs, Pu Nhu waterfall appears like a watercolor painting.

Tram Tau Hot Springs

Less than 2km northwest of Tram Tau center is a "hot mineral spring" located right at the foot of beautiful terraced fields, located in zone 5, Tram Tau town. This source of hot mineral springs is completely natural, with an average temperature of about 50 degrees Celsius, flowing through each rocky crevice and stored in each pebble rapids, forming two bathing ponds with two different temperatures depending on the needs. visitor demand.