Na Hang - Lam Binh axis connecting space: The heart of new Tuyen Quang

If we compare the new Tuyen Quang to a living body, then Na Hang - Lam Binh is the heart. From here, the natural and economic "blood vessels" radiate in four directions:

- North: connecting to the Ha Giang rocky plateau, bringing highland specialties such as Shan Tuyet tea, medicinal herbs, and native livestock to the midlands.

- South direction: along Gam river, Lo river, transporting goods and tourists to central cities, and further to the plains and seaports.

- East: West direction : open inter-district and inter-regional connecting routes, creating a multi-value tourism, forestry and agricultural belt.

1. Natural space

Na Hang - Lam Binh converges three important ecological factors:

- Large hydroelectric lake, regulating water resources for the entire Gam and Lo river basins.

- Limestone mountains and primeval forests - green lungs, preserving biodiversity.

- The system of rivers, streams and waterfalls is both a source of water and a tourist landscape.

Tuyen Quang Hydroelectric Lake is a favorite destination for tourists.

2. Agricultural and forestry space

- This is a transit point for raw materials: wood, bamboo, medicinal herbs, and highland agricultural products.

- Can develop ecological agriculture, grow medicinal herbs under forest canopy, associated with processing and regional branding.

- Is a reserve of seeds and water sources for agriculture in the midlands and deltas.

Na Puc field, Da Vi commune (Na Hang), a destination not to be missed by photographers and tourists.

3. Tourism and cultural space

- Na Hang - Lam Binh Lake Ecotourism is conveniently connected to Dong Van Stone Plateau and Tuyen Quang Valley.

- It is a place where Tay, Dao, Pa Then cultures converge... with Long Tong festival, fire dancing, Then singing, Pao Dung singing.

- Can become the community tourism center of the province, with a network of homestays, cultural - agricultural - culinary experiences.

4. Central location in provincial space

From Na Hang - Lam Binh, we can visualize a "backbone":

- The northern end connects Ha Giang (providing mountain products, a source of tourists seeking experiences).

- The southern end connects Tuyen Quang city and trade gateways nationwide.

- The two flanks connect key forestry and agricultural regions, ensuring the flow of goods - services - culture is not interrupted.

Pac Ta Mountain - symbol of Na Hang district.

Le Minh Hoan

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/van-hoa/du-lich/202508/khong-gian-ket-noi-truc-na-hang-lam-binh-trai-tim-cua-tuyen-quang-moi-032585a/