Sai Khao village (Muong Ly commune, Muong Lat district, Thanh Hoa province) today is very different when the village has electricity, the road to the village is also much easier when concrete is only about 5 km from the village. , cars can go to the village, schools and classrooms have been built spaciously.
A corner of Sai Khao village, Muong Ly commune, Muong Lat district, Thanh Hoa province
However, Sai Khao is still a dry, wild land in the middle of the jungle, unlike villages in the Northwest that often have bright peach blossom and yellow mustard flower seasons. The Mong people still live in simple houses and rely on farming.
Although there are still many difficulties and hardships, currently, this land is an attractive and favorite destination for those who love nature and like to explore wild lands.
The road to the top of Sai Khao crosses the mountainside with high mountains on one side and a deep abyss on the other
Although traveling is still difficult, cars can now reach Sai Khao village if traveling from Suoi Long village (Tam Chung commune, Muong Lat).
The road through Suoi Long village (Tam Chung) has been expanded and filled with concrete
On the way up to Sai Khao, looking down is the majestic Ma River
A house is located on the side of a mountain
Rare ancient tree left on the way to Sai Khao
Sai Khao is still wild with simple houses of the Mong people
Peaceful scene of the Mong ethnic village on Sai Khao peak
Preschool and primary school locations in Sai Khao have been supported by the Party, State, and benefactors, so they have been built spaciously, so that children here can study with peace of mind.
Grid power has also been brought to the village
The teacher set up a village in Sai Khao
Teacher Ho Van Po (hometown of Na Tao village, Pu Nhi commune) has spent 4 years building a village on Sai Khao peak.
Children of Sai Khao village
Tourists visiting the village give gifts of cakes to children
At Sai Khao village today, there is a stone memorial stele recording the location, commemorating the place where the Tay Tien army used to march and stay with the people together to fight the enemy.
