Watching saddleless pack horses galloping on the high plateau of Ta Leng

In the highlands of Ta Leng (Lai Chau), farmers who are used to slash-and-burn farming now put on bright colors and ride packhorses on the racetrack. Without showing off their skills, each race is a blend of human strength, horse strength and martial spirit passed down through many generations.

On this occasion, the Mong people of Ta Leng and Sin Suoi Ho communes gathered excellent horse riders to compete.

The races not only bring breathtaking moments of competition and heart-stopping moments on horseback, but are also a festival where the joy of work, the desire to rise up and the identity of the mountains and forests come together.

Outstanding horse riders from Ta Leng and Sin Suoi Ho communes participated in the first Ta Leng commune horse race final round in 2025 with the theme "Horse hooves on Pu Ta Leng".

Outstanding horse riders from Ta Leng and Sin Suoi Ho communes participated in the first Ta Leng commune horse race final round in 2025 with the theme "Horse hooves on Pu Ta Leng".

Horses are raised in the villages and have not been professionally trained; when entering a crowded racetrack, many horse owners have to use blindfolds to help their horses stay calm before the start.

Friendly handshake before the match.

The horse galloped strongly and fiercely.

Dramatic to the point of breathlessness.

Chase on the track.

The joy of people watching horse racing.

A winning jockey proudly parades down the track.

A horse owner with his family's packhorse after conquering the racetrack.

According to Nhan Dan

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