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Tourists are excited about the experiences at Voi valley.

Voi Valley is a Glamping area in Quan Chu commune, an ideal place to help you immerse yourself in nature. Only about 1 hour drive from the provincial center, the road that takes you here is also extremely eye-catching with undulating mountains and clouds as beautiful as a picture.

Passing through green rice fields and rows of flowers along the roadside… will make you feel more relaxed.

On a fresh morning at Voi Valley, you can clearly feel the dew drops still on the leaves, listen to the birds calling each other from branch to branch...

There are many activities for visitors to experience at Voi Valley such as exploring the wild beauty of the mountains and forests, enjoying the peaceful feeling when resting in tents surrounded by beautiful nature and enjoying the fresh air.

If you are an adventurous person, you can join trekking tours designed by young people and locals, conquering distant mountains to see the majesty of nature. Voi Valley is not only beautiful because of its nature, but also because of the Dao cultural soul that permeates every thought and breath here.

Quan Chu commune is where the Dao ethnic group has lived for a long time. To preserve and promote their culture, they also participate in tourism with young people. The costumes embroidered with many patterns and the long-standing living habits of the people are unique features that attract tourists to learn, explore and experience.

Tourists can embroider and sing folk songs with the Dao people. Hand-embroidered dresses with typical patterns are displayed and introduced along with the story of each needle and thread, not only as a tourist activity, but also as an effort to pass on the craft and preserve the heritage that is gradually fading away in the modern flow.

That is also the reason why Le Thi Kieu Oanh from Cao Bang only came to Quan Chu commune once in 2020 and "fell in love", stopped and started doing tourism.

Staying in Quan Chu land, Kieu Oanh not only builds a small and beautiful Glamping area, attracting tourists at first sight. Kieu Oanh also wants tourists to come here to feel more about the culture of the Dao people through the special dishes of the people or herbal baths, a "green therapy" preserved for generations or experience the weekend cultural markets.

Tourists are interested in learning about the costumes of the Dao people wearing shorts.

Trung Quan and Cao Hue, two tourists from Hanoi, were surprised and delighted to see women embroidering and singing folk songs in the middle of the forest. Curiously asking for translations from Kinh to Dao, the locals enthusiastically helped them.

Ms. Trieu Thi Ly or Ms. Ban Thi Siem, a Dao ethnic minority group born, raised and attached to this land, cannot hide her joy and pride when joining young people to preserve cultural identity through tourism. Because on the days of leisure farming, tourism also helps her family and her sister earn an additional income of 10-15 million VND per month.

Voi Valley is like that, not noisy, not needing flowery words to attract tourists. In the middle of green nature, people can live slowly, simply, little by little, writing the name of the region with pride and love.

Source: https://baothainguyen.vn/van-hoa/202508/rung-xanh-trai-ngot-quan-chu-8cc6479/