Incense-making craft of the Nung people in Thang Tin
Beneath stilt houses nestled along mountain slopes, the traditional incense-making craft of the Nung people in Thang Tin Commune has quietly endured, passed down from generations. From entering the forest to select materials, grinding tree bark, mixing incense powder, to rolling each slender incense stick, every step is done entirely by hand, basing on the artisans’ dexterity and patience.
Chung Tin Cooperative boosts local economy thanks to gac fruit cultivation
Currently, gac has become one of the key high-income crops in Kim Binh, helping many households overcome difficulties and develop their livelihoods right in their homeland.
Proactive restoration of school facilities to ensure teaching activities after natural disasters
The impacts of recent storms No. 10 and 11 in Ha Giang 1 and Ha Giang 2 wards caused severe flooding in many schools, resulting in heavy damage to facilities. After two weeks, thanks to the proactive efforts of teachers, parents, and the support of local authorities and benefactors, the schools have basically restored their facilities and stabilized classroom activities.
The four-season beauty of Hong Thai

The four-season beauty of Hong Thai

09:24, 23/12/2025
Nestled amidst vast mountains and lush forests, Hong Thai Commune unfolds like a living four-season calendar, changing in color, flavor, and the rhythm of local life. Located at nearly 1,000 meters above sea level, Hong Thai enjoys a cool climate all year round, allowing each season to leave its own distinct imprint on the land.
Palm cake

Palm cake

15:55, 14/12/2025
Amidst the flow of modern cuisine, palm cake continues to hold a special place as a simple yet distinctive delicacy, embodying the flavors of the mountains and the cultural essence of the Tay, Nung and Dao ethnic communities in the highlands. Modest in appearance, palm cake captivates diners with its rich, nutty taste and the cultural story associated with the palm tree - a familiar companion of upland life.