The ancient persimmon tree in Quang Huc, Phu Tho, has stood for a thousand years, serving as a spiritual landmark. Recognized as a heritage tree in 2024, it remains a site of prayer and reverence for locals seeking peace and prosperity.

In rural Vietnam, Western tourists discover the charm of a slower pace of life, participating in tasks like harvesting tea, cooking, and even preparing pig feed.

During the transition from autumn to winter, the clouds appear to be blending with the mist-covered Long Coc tea hilltop, creating a mysterious landscape that makes visitors feel like they are lost in the Elysian Fields.

Sour pork, a traditional dish of the Muong ethnic people in the northern province of Phu Tho, is usually served on special occasions such as traditional festivals and the New Year.

The ancestral land of Phu Tho is home to not only diverse cultural heritages and historical sites but also many scenic natural attractions.