Places that attract tourists during the April 30 holiday in Yen Bai

Below are the places that are often "fully booked" during every holiday in Yen Bai :

1. Mu Cang Chai - the beauty of terraced fields captivates people's hearts

Mu Cang Chai is a mountainous district in the west of Yen Bai province, famous for its beautiful terraced fields and unique Mong ethnic culture. This is an ideal destination for those who love nature, exploring highland culture and taking landscape photos.

Paragliding pilots on Khau Pha Pass. Photo: Yen Bai Province Electronic Information Portal.

Highlights include:

La Pan Tan: Beautiful winding terraced fields, once recognized as a national heritage.

Khau Pha Pass: One of the four great mountain passes of Vietnam, an ideal place for sightseeing and paragliding.

De Xu Phinh and Che Cu Nha: Two communes with beautiful, peaceful and pristine terraced fields.

Horseshoe Hill: Famous photo spot with unique terraced fields.

Lim Mong and Lim Thai Villages: Where you can learn about the life and culture of the local Mong people.

Coming here, visitors can enjoy dishes such as sticky rice, grilled stream fish, smoked buffalo meat, corn wine, etc. Here, there are many homestays and motels in Mu Cang Chai town or in the villages with reasonable prices, fresh air and friendliness.

2. Tu Le – experience hot springs in the heart of the valley

Tu Le is a beautiful valley in Van Chan district, Yen Bai province. Located between three mountains Khau Pha, Khau Song and Khau Than. Tu Le stands out with its vast terraced fields and wild, majestic nature. This is an ideal destination for those who love peaceful beauty and indigenous culture.

Locals make Tu Le green rice flakes at the festival. Photo: Tuan Anh.

During the rice harvest season (from August to October), the entire valley is covered in a brilliant yellow coat, attracting many tourists to visit and take photos. In addition, Tu Le hot spring is an ideal place to relax after a journey of discovery. The Thai people in Tu Le still retain many traditional cultural features such as stilt houses, ethnic costumes, festivals and typical cuisine .

Tu Le is also known for its famous delicious sticky rice variety. The glutinous rice grains are round, soft and fragrant, used to cook sticky rice, make Chung cake, Day cake, green rice flakes and Can wine. This is a specialty gift that many tourists choose to bring back after their trip.

Tourists can stay at resorts such as Le Champ Tu Le, Suoi Tien motel, or local homestays. From Nghia Lo town, tourists can travel to Tu Le by motorbike or car along Highway 32, the route is quite convenient and the scenery is very beautiful.

3. Tram Tau - a rough gem in the mountains and forests

Tram Tau is a mountainous district of Yen Bai province, famous for its wild, majestic natural scenery and unique ethnic culture.

Tram Tau Hot Spring: Considered a "little Bali" in the middle of the jungle, Tram Tau Hot Spring is located right in town. With natural mineral water, this place helps visitors relax, improve their health, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the mountains and forests.

Tourists take photos at Hang De Cho Waterfall - a proud beauty in the middle of Tram Tau forest. Photo: Tuyet Nhung.

Ta Chi Nhu Peak: One of the highest peaks in Vietnam (2,979m), Ta Chi Nhu attracts trekkers (a form of outdoor adventure tourism) thanks to its magical sea of ​​clouds and purple Chi Pau flowers in October. The ideal season for climbing is from October to March.

Cu Vai Village: The village is located at an altitude of about 1,000m, covered in fog all year round. Coming here, you will be immersed in the life of the Mong people, see the simple wooden houses and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Ban Mu: A small village hidden in the mountains and forests, famous for its beautiful terraced fields. This is an ideal place to experience ethnic minority culture and breathe the fresh air of the highlands.

Tram Tau is gradually becoming a favorite destination thanks to its hot springs and emerging resorts. This place is suitable for families and couples who need a quiet space for a relaxing vacation.

4. Nghia Lo - simple beauty in the middle of the Northwest mountains

Located about 80km west of Yen Bai city center, Nghia Lo is a small town but possesses a unique beauty, rich in national cultural identity. As the capital of the Black Thai people in the Northwest, Nghia Lo is famous for its lush green terraced fields, peaceful villages nestled on the mountains, and the Xoe dances swaying in the light of the festival night.

Muong Lo Valley – one of the four largest rice granaries in the Northwest region – is a must-see destination. In the rice harvest season, the entire field is golden under the sun, the fragrant smell of rice makes people feel calm. Visitors can stroll through villages such as Deu village and Sa Ren village to experience local life, stay in stilt houses, enjoy traditional dishes and listen to locals tell highland fairy tales.

Muong Lo Valley in Nghia Lo with immense terraced fields running along the hillsides. Photo: mia.vn.

Not only the landscape, Nghia Lo also attracts tourists with its culture. The Thai Xoe dance nights with sparkling firelight, drums, flutes, and cheerful laughter are unforgettable experiences. If you come here during the right festival season such as Muong Lo festival, you will also have the opportunity to witness the new rice offering ceremony, the terraced field festival - where the cultural values ​​of the Northwest converge.

With fresh air, poetic nature and gentle, hospitable people, Nghia Lo is not only a place for tourism, but also a true "resting" destination - where the soul can be healed.

5. Van Yen – discover the land of cinnamon and mountains

Not too prominent on the tourist map, Van Yen is attractive to those who want to get away from the crowds. This area is famous for its vast cinnamon forests, cool climate and eco-agricultural tours.

Van Yen is a mountainous district of Yen Bai province, famous for its lush cinnamon forests, ethnic minority villages and unique products. This is an ideal destination for those who love nature and want to learn about the life and culture of local people.

Tourists experience Khe Rong Waterfall (An Binh, Van Yen, Yen Bai). Photo: Hoang Van.

Coming to Van Yen, visitors can visit cinnamon gardens, learn about the cinnamon processing process, and buy cinnamon products as gifts. Go to Dong Cuong Temple (Mau Thuong Ngan Temple) to experience spiritual culture,...

Van Yen’s signature dishes include smoked buffalo meat, wild bamboo shoots, black banh chung, and dishes made from cinnamon. In addition, visitors can also enjoy specialty corn wine and other rustic dishes.

Homestays and guesthouses are available in the district center or in the villages, offering an experience close to nature and local life.

According to suckhoedoisong.vn

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