Located at an altitude of nearly 1,000 meters above sea level, Cao Duong Hamlet in Bach Xa Commune is likened to the “Sa Pa” of the highlands. With its cool year-round climate, this destination has become ideal for travelers seeking adventure, exploration, and immersion in pristine nature.

Renowned for its majestic cat-ear mountains and rugged limestone landscapes, the Dong Van Karst Plateau is also celebrated as a “paradise of flowers.” Throughout the year, this northernmost land of Vietnam is covered in colorful blossoms, creating a vibrant picture that captivates every visitor.

With the chilly wind, Tuyen Quang is covered in an autumn coat, featuring bright golden sunlight and drifting clouds. Coming to Tuyen Quang, tourists can experience winding roads, admire sparkling lakes, and explore abundant cultural villages.

With magnificent natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and friendly people, Tuyen Quang has gradually affirmed its position on the regional and international tourism map.

From October 21 to 24, the Tuyen Quang Tourism Promotion Center under the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism coordinated a Famtrip delegation to conduct a survey aimed at developing new tourism products and promoting the province’s tourism under the theme “Heritage Journey – Connecting Quintessence, Promoting Sustainable Tourism Development.”

Many localities in the province are innovating their agricultural production models by linking them with tourism to increase farmers’ incomes. This approach not only helps boost agricultural product consumption but also offers visitors opportunities to experience the daily life, culture, and nature of Tuyen Quang, contributing to rural economic growth.

The United Nations Tourism Organisation (UN Tourism) officially announced the list of the World’s Best Tourism Villages 2025 in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, on October 17.

On the evening of October 13, the World Travel Awards (WTA) Asia and Oceania 2025 ceremony took place at the InterContinental Grand Stanford Hotel in Hong Kong (China). The event brought together representatives of international organizations, state management agencies, businesses, and experts from many countries and territories.

Storm No. 10 and its aftermath brought severe flooding and landslides across Tuyen Quang province, destroying infrastructure and production areas and causing significant damage to the tourism sector. The cancellation of the Tuyen Citadel Festival, which had been carefully prepared, resulted in tens of thousands of tourists canceling their trips. Many hotels and restaurants had to refund customer deposits.

Amidst the majestic mountain ranges of the Dong Van Karst Plateau, the Lung Pu stone flower forest in Khau Vai Commune emerges as a magnificent masterpiece of nature. Dubbed a “stone garden,” this area is home to millions of layered limestone pinnacles, forming unique mountain ridges and valleys that resemble a vast forest of petrified flowers in countless shapes and forms.

In 2025, Tuyen Quang has set the goal of achieving rapid and sustainable economic growth, with tourism identified as a key economic driver and a vital pillar for development. The merger of Ha Giang and Tuyen Quang provinces has opened up new growth opportunities, while also requiring comprehensive planning, modern infrastructure, and distinctive tourism products.emerging as an attractive destination for both domestic and international tourists.

At the northernmost point of the country, the Lung Cu Flagpole rises majestically, with the red flag bearing a yellow star flying proudly in the wind, affirming the sacred sovereignty of the nation. Nestled at its foot beside the emerald Dragon Eye Lake, Then Pa village appears peaceful with ancient yin-yang tiled roofs, mossy earthen walls, and the rich cultural traditions of the Mong people.

Following the administrative merger, Tuyen Quang has gained major opportunities to harness cultural, historical, and spiritual values tied to tourism. This approach not only preserves ethnic identity but also unlocks potential for socio-economic growth and traditional education.

Located about 10 km from Tuyen Quang City center along National Highway 37, My Lam hot mineral spring has long been an attractive destination for both local and international tourists. First discovered in 1923 by French geologist C. Madrolle, the underground spring lies more than 150 meters deep, reaching nearly 70 degrees Celsius, with a high sulfur content. It was once rated among the best mineral sources in Indochina.