Ban Mong, a new destination in Son La.

Ban Mong attracts tourists with its quintessential Northwestern mountainous beauty, featuring picturesque landscapes with undulating mountain ranges winding along the beautiful Nam La River. Ban Mong is not only a destination for nature lovers but also an ideal place for tourists who want to learn about the cultural beauty of the Thai ethnic minority.

Experience the Mong ethnic village ( Son La province ) - the ideal place for hot spring bathing.

Bản Mòng is located in Hua La commune, Son La town, Son La province. The first thing visitors notice is the beautiful natural landscape, with its picturesque mountains and rivers. The undulating mountain ranges resemble the winding body of a dragon, reflecting themselves in the Nam La river. Coffee, apricot, plum, pine, and bamboo trees grow profusely on the hillsides.

In springtime, apricot, plum, and bauhinia blossoms blanket the forests in white, with swarms of bees flying in search of nectar, creating a joyful atmosphere. The cool, crisp air of early spring also makes it the ideal time to relax in a hot spring.

The serene beauty of Mong village (Son La province) has been developed and expanded into ecotourism in recent years. Upon arriving at the village, a welcoming gate with a large sign reading "Mong Village" greets you to this majestic mountainous region. Here, rows of stilt houses are nestled close together, surrounded by terraced rice fields and verdant mountains.

Blessed by nature with a hot spring called Bo Nam Un, located 5 km southwest of the city center, this is a unique feature that attracts tourists to Mong village. Not only does the water here change temperature with the seasons, but its natural mineral composition is beneficial for the body and helps treat skin diseases, joint pain, and more.

In particular, the water temperature remains consistently between 36 and 38 degrees Celsius and is odorless, so you can come and swim at any time of the year. With its peaceful scenery, fresh and airy atmosphere, and warm water, visitors will experience the most pleasant and comfortable feeling when relaxing here.

When visiting Moc Chau, Son La, you also have the opportunity to learn about the traditional culture of the Thai ethnic group. In Mong village, there are over 100 households, mainly living by cultivating rice, raising livestock, and weaving brocade. Despite hundreds of years passing, the traditional cultural values ​​of the Thai people are still preserved intact, reflected in their clothing, jewelry, cuisine , festivals, and folk songs.

Article by: Lan Anh