Nestled in the heart of Than Uyen district, Lai Chau province, Muong Than field is a stunning 2,000-hectare rice field that captivates visitors with its breathtaking scenery and serene rural life.

The captivating landscape, pristine primeval forests, and lush vegetation of Ta Lien Son Peak beckon adventurous souls, both from within the country and abroad, to embark on a thrilling journey amidst nature’s grandeur.

The unique climate and soil conditions of the commune gives the drink made from these ancient tea trees a distinctive flavour.

In recent years, Lai Chau province has become a popular tourist destination, especially trekking trips to explore caves, forests, mountains and adventure sports activities.

Lai Chau has rich tourism potential with a cool fresh climate and many attractive destinations.

In Lai Chau province, each season has its own beauty, both poetic and lyrical. If you have not been to Lai Chau in the summer, you should try once to experience amazing tourist attractions there.

In August and September, when driving along the curving roads of the Northwest region, tourists will see majestic scenery with mountains, villages, golden rice fields and the rhythm of village life in the remote area...

Staying true to its name, Bach Moc Luong Tu boasts a majestic beauty with a dreamy landscape of clouds, fog and sunshine.

Tourists visiting the northern province of Lai Chau will be greeted with fresh air, beautiful natural scenery and the lively culture of 20 ethnic groups. 

Following the Nam Mu River to Chat village, Muong Kim commune, in Than Uyen district, Lai Chau province, visitors will see the enchanting scenery of a miniature "Ha Long Bay" amid the Ban Chat reservoir.