Nestled among lush green tea hills and the peaceful countryside, Trai Xoan Hamlet in Nhu Khe is gradually becoming an attractive destination for travelers seeking community-based cultural experiences. The village not only preserves many traditional values of the Cao Lan ethnic people but also leaves a distinct impression through activities rich in ethnic identity.
Having visited Lo Lo Chai Village in Lung Cu Commune many times, finding that returning on a rainy day reveals a distinct charm of this small settlement.
Through generations closely connected to the mountains and forests, the Pa Then people in Tuyen Quang have preserved a rich and unique cultural heritage - an invaluable spiritual legacy within Vietnam’s diverse ethnic community.
Since being recognized as a Global Geopark in 2009, the Dong Van Karst Plateau has undergone a dramatic transformation, becoming a destination for adventurous souls. Amidst the towering mountains at an altitude of over 1,200 meters, international visitors are discovering authentic traditional cultural values, creating a vibrant new energy for this border region.
Du Gia is a highland commune in Tuyen Quang Province. It appears like a pristine painting, captivating visitors with its prosperous and tranquil villages, while offering significant potential for tourism development.
Nearly 800 years old, Phu Lam Pagoda – an ancient Buddhist temple – is not only a place preserving the spiritual belief of people in the land of Tuyen Quang, but also a vivid testament to the flow of Vietnam’s spiritual and cultural traditions through the centuries.
As the last cold winds of late spring gently recede, Hong Thai Commune awakens beneath the pure white hues of pear blossom season. Across the wind-swept hillsides, pear flowers bloom in drifting clusters like floating clouds, draping the village in a beauty so gentle and pristine it stirs the soul. Neither flamboyant nor ostentatious, the pear blossoms choose to reveal their fragrance softly - like a whisper from the mountains and forests to travelers.
Amid increasingly deep international integration, strengthening global cooperation in medical knowledge exchange not only opens opportunities for sharing experiences but also helps improve the quality of medical examinations and treatment at the grassroots level. At Duc Minh General Hospital in Ha Giang 1 Ward, the presence of international student interns has become vivid proof of its orientation toward building an integrated, humane and sustainable healthcare environment.
In the early days of the Lunar New Year, temples and pagodas become sacred spaces where people can find tranquility and inner peace. Amid the lingering incense smoke of the first days of the Year of the Horse 2026, streams of visitors flock to temples and pagodas across Tuyen Quang not only to enjoy the spring scenery but also to offer heartfelt prayers for a peaceful and happy year for their families and new opportunities for the nation.
These days, the Dong Van Karst Plateau appears both wild and majestic, yet softened and more graceful thanks to the vibrant hues of seasonal blossoms. The flowering season has draped a new cloak of color over the vast rocky mountains, a gentle palette graciously bestowed by nature.
The Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo 2026 has become warmer, with thousands of gifts presented by the Trade Union to its members and workers, and with prompt support for their difficulties, providing added motivation for them to enjoy a full Tet holiday.
Arriving in Ban Tuy Village, Ngoc Duong Commune, Tuyen Quang Province in the days leading up to the Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo, the aroma of chung cake drifts through every alley. Numerous production facilities and households specializing in chung cakes are working at full capacity to fulfill Tet orders. As a result, kitchen fires burn around the clock, and giant pots bubble continuously to produce batches of Ban Tuy’s signature fragrant cakes. The Tet chung cake season is bustling and vibrant, as it brings significant income to both producers and local workers.
In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo 2026, we visited the Muay Thai team at the provincial Sports Training and Competition Center (Facility No. 2) in Tuyen Quang. The center has trained and coached many athletes who have achieved outstanding results in recent years. Greeting us were resounding shouts and the sharp thuds of punches echoing from the ring. The athletes continued their rigorous training under the guidance of coach Luc Quoc Tue. All are striving toward major goals in 2026, including national tournaments and, in particular, the National Sports Games.
In the early days of the new year, as spring arrives, Hmong communities in Tuyen Quang gather together to exchange New Year wishes of good health, happiness and good fortune.
Cao Lan village – A destination for cultural experiences
