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A primeval forest with diverse and rich flora in Pu Si Lung.
Sea of floating, magical clouds at Pu Si Lung peak.
Pu Si Lung is a mountain located in Lai Chau.
One morning at Pu Si Lung peak.
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Rhododendrons bloom white in a corner of the forest at Pu Si Lung.
Backpackers often joke that if they haven't reached O Quy Ho Pass, they can't be called genuine backpackers. O Quy Ho Pass has a length of more than 40km, located at an altitude of over 2000 meters, on National Highway 4D crossing Hoang Lien Son range, the top of the pass is the border between Lai Chau and Lao Cai provinces. According to the legend of O Quy Ho Pass, in the past, in this mountainous area, there often appeared a bird with a melodious cry, associated with the legend of the uncoupled love story of a couple. Therefore, over time, it was the cry of that bird that gave the name of this famous pass. For every person traveling O Quy Ho Pass, going down the pass on clear, sunny days is a blessing in life. Standing on the top of the pass, admiring the vast and majestic beauty of the mountain and forest nature, feel the magic of the scenery on the pass: on the Lao Cai side, the fog spreads, on the Lai Chau side, it is sunny and sunny. Summer is often covered with clouds, winter has snow and ice, attracting not only domestic tourists but also foreign tourists. O Quy Ho Pass runs along the slopes of Hoang Lien Son range, a long road with majestic and impressive mountain and forest scenery. On clear, sunny and windy days, you can see small villages in the distance, undulating mountains and the majestic beauty of Fansipan peak amid the clouds. On cold winter days, O Quy Ho has incredible beauty, with snow covering the forest trees and roads. The most ideal journey is from Sapa to O Quy Ho pass, about 12km past Silver Waterfall - one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Lao Cai. In particular, when conquering the pass, backpackers rarely miss Tram Ton - the ranger station of Hoang Lien National Park. This is also one of the starting points to conquer the majestic Fansipan peak and the road to visit Love Waterfall. Here, with the scenery of a cliff on one side and a deep abyss on the other, it creates a feeling of challenge for every driver when passing here. Under the dense tropical forests, a winding road, climbing on cliffs with steep downhills and sharp turns will be a challenge for any driver. However, O Quy Ho Pass has become an important road, a bridge connecting the lowlands to the town center. But this same danger is one of the attractive reasons that attract backpackers to O Quy Ho to experience and surpass themselves.
Lai Chau 1845 view
From January to December
Sin Ho Plateau is a highland district of Lai Chau, this place is considered the second Sapa of the Northwest region. Because the climate here is cool all year round, the average temperature fluctuates around 18 degrees Celsius. The plateau is located in a quite favorable location, located in the middle of rolling rocky mountains, surrounded by green primeval forests. , blending with the sea of floating clouds, creating a scene like a fairyland. Tourists arriving in Sin Ho not only have the opportunity to see the sea of clouds, explore majestic mountain ranges, or visit unique terraced fields, but they also learn about customs and culture. Lai Chau's transformation is also interesting. As a famous tourist destination, you can come here anytime. Because each time in the Sin Ho plateau has its own unique beauty and experiences. If you want to explore fresh natural beauty, with peach blossom forests, plum blossoms,... in full bloom, you can visit in spring. Summer is the ideal time to explore the beauty of the ripe rice season, the terraced fields look like they are wearing a beautiful golden shirt. Or autumn is the time when the air is slightly cool, which is the right time to conquer the surrounding mountains. Winter is the time for you to have the opportunity to watch snow fall on the plateau, which is also very interesting. Where is Sin Ho Plateau located? It is known that this plateau is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Lai Chau, located in Sin Ho district, about 60km from the city center and located at an altitude of about 1,500m. Therefore, getting here is not easy, especially for those who do not have experience traveling to forests and mountains. So what is the road to Sin Ho plateau like? If from Hanoi, first you need to travel to Lai Chau by bus or motorbike (if you are a backpacker). By motorbike, you can follow the route: Hanoi -> Lao Cai -> Sapa -> O Quy Ho Pass -> Lai Chau. Or you can also follow the route: Hanoi -> Phu Tho -> Yen Bai -> Mu Cang Trai -> Lai Chau. After arriving in Lai Chau city center, you can rent a motorbike at hotels or Homestays to stay and conquer the plateau yourself. Not only is it known as an attractive natural tourist destination, but Sin Ho is also a land that preserves the long-standing cultural and historical values of the Vietnamese people. When you arrive at the plateau, before your eyes will be majestic mountains, surrounded by a sea of clouds, dense forests, and winding passes, all creating a unique beauty of the land of Lai Chau that is not typical of Lai Chau. everywhere. The nature here, imbued with the characteristics of primeval forests and mountains, creates wild and majestic beauty. On beautiful days, holidays or weekends, the number of visitors coming to hunt clouds is very large. A scene of floating clouds, stretching endlessly, in the distance are rays of sunlight shining through the trees, causing the clouds to gradually fade. All these images paint a romantic, extremely impressive picture of nature. Sin Ho Lai Chau Plateau is the living and working place of many ethnic minorities, typically: H'Mong people, Thai people, Dao people,... After discovering the beauty of the plateau , visitors can go to the villages to immerse themselves in the simple, rustic life here and learn about the cultural beauty and unique customs of the Sin Ho people. Along with that, you can also enjoy many delicious dishes and Lai Chau specialties, as well as buy ideal souvenirs to give to friends and relatives.
Lai Chau 1816 view
From January to December
From Sa Pa, follow Highway 4D towards Lai Chau for about 30 km, visitors will reach the foot of Chu Va mountain. Chu Va is a new tourist destination, but it is attractive to tourists who like to explore and take photos because when coming here, visitors can be creative in every moment because of the virtual changes of mountain clouds. Chu Va peak stands tall like a sharp arrow reaching high into the sky, that's why this place is like a "navel" of cumulus clouds. Depending on the time, weather, and light changes during the day, Chu Va turns virtual and captivating with many nuances. To reach this mountain range, you have to walk about 1 km from the main road. According to some photographers, taking beautiful photos in Chu Va depends on many factors, but the most beautiful is when the clouds wrap around the mountain body, which photographers call "Scarf Ring". only revealing the mountain amidst the vastness of heaven and earth. The most beautiful season in Chu Va is around the beginning of September, when the terraced fields turn golden yellow surrounding the foot of the mountain, creating a colorful picture. The strangeness and excitement of Chu Va makes many people who love to explore and eyes that want to capture beautiful scenery in their lenses come here to admire and enjoy.
Lai Chau 1794 view
September to March
"First Thanh, second Lo, third Than, fourth Tac" is the summary sentence of our ancestors talking about the most vast and beautiful fields in the Northwest. Having just vaguely heard the story of "Than Uyen wind", the temperament of a person who likes to "travel" was eager to cross Highway 32 from Mu Cang Chai (Yen Bai) to Than Uyen (Lai Chau) on a rainy afternoon. sunny winter. Than Uyen district capital is located in a valley, and the valley is a vast, rolling field. Coming to Than Uyen, you will be immersed in a rustic indigenous life of brocade weaving. The scenery and delicious dishes keep attracting visitors from far away. Fish pa deck, it's a dish you can find and enjoy anywhere, from a small restaurant in town or in a lovely stilt house of the Thai people. It is an ancient Thai dish, but is still famous today. To "carve" this unique and unique cuisine, people have to go to the Nam Mu river to catch fish called pa patch in Thai. The fish is cleaned, then mixed with ginger, salt, chili, garlic, wine, especially fragrant roasted sticky rice... mixed well. After being marinated, the fish is placed in a sealed tube of apricot shoots and waited for half a month until the salt is absorbed and can be used. When eating, put the fish on charcoal and grill it, which is called taking the heat from the fire to give it a smoky flavor. Grilled fish eaten with fragrant sticky rice will make the taste buds unforgettable. This season, relax in the fields of Muong Than, the rhythm of working life is full of charming colors. We walked slowly on the endless green fields, as if lost in the vast steppe in a fairy tale. Occasionally the wind rushes into the basin, creating a rather special microclimate on the third most beautiful field in the Northwest. Therefore, "Than Uyen wind" is also a "specialty" of this valley. The wind whistles strongly, swirling around the basin. This season the wind is dry and dry. Tourists who want to explore Than Uyen often go to Muong Cang commune, through Muong Mit commune to see the stilt houses of the Thai people looming in the brilliant color of azalea flowers on the mountainside. What makes us excited is not only the fairy tale scene but also the image of a Thai woman working diligently at the loom. Thai women in Muong Cang commune are busy this season weaving towels and cushions for their families, especially unmarried girls who have to diligently weave day and night to prepare for the happy season when Tet comes and spring comes. about.
Lai Chau 1724 view
From January to December
Pu Ta Leng mountain peak with an altitude of 3049m in Lai Chau province is considered a common dream for those who love to travel and are passionate about exploring and discovering. Coming to the second highest mountain peak in Vietnam (only after Fansipan peak), you will be overwhelmed by the majestic and majestic mountains and forests mixed with a bit of magic. The area around the mountain has steep terrain, full of dangers and quite picky with people, however Pu Ta Leng is definitely a worthy gift, an unforgettable experience for youth when deciding to conquer the second roof of the mountain. This Indochina! As one of the mountains in the Hoang Lien Son range, Pu Ta Leng is located just northwest of Fansipan peak. If Fansipan is considered the "roof of Indochina", then Pu Ta Leng is the second roof that backpackers or young people who love challenges "must" try to conquer even just once. Between these two peaks is O Quy Ho Pass (also known as Hoang Lien Pass) and National Highway 4D runs through (this is the road from Lao Cai to Lai Chau and vice versa). Pu Ta Leng peak (Phu Ta Leng) is read in the language of the Dao ethnic people living in Phong Tho district, Lai Chau province as Pu Ta Leng, in which the word "Pú" means "mountain". Conquering Pu Ta Leng is not an overnight event, usually the process of climbing to the top and getting back down will take about 3-4 days. If you want to stop and combine camping along the way and rest a lot, it will take about 3-4 days. from 5-6 days. You can start at the starting line from Pho village, Ho Thau commune, Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province to start your journey to conquer the Pu Ta Leng challenge. With a "respectable" height just behind Fansipan, the 3049m Pu Ta Leng peak is conquered by backpackers who divide their journey into smaller pieces. The first day, from the starting point (the foot of the mountain) climb to an altitude of about 1500-2000m, the second day conquer the remaining altitude, and so continue to repeat the journey when going down from the top, returning to the point. initial departure. Unlike Fansipan peak, which has been upgraded and built with many convenient services for the climbing industry for commercial and tourist purposes, Pu Ta Leng peak is still quite wild, with a rugged mountainous landscape with steep, challenging slopes. Awaken courage, calmness as well as quick thinking in handling unexpected situations. In the first 700-1000m, the road up is not too dangerous, with few turns and jagged cliffs, but dense forest trees block most of the path. Large trees that are thousands of years old, have large rough trunks, and roots that protrude from the ground and lie scattered after a rainstorm or strong wind are also considered one of the significant obstacles that consume time and energy for climbers. From an altitude of 1500m or more, colorful azalea flowers bloom all over the sky of Pu Ta Leng, creating a picture of majestic mountains and forests that still shines with romance and poetry. At most, pink and purple rhododendrons crept across the path, fallen petals littering the path, creating a scene like the road to a fairyland. From here, looking far away we can also see Bach Moc Luong Tu peak and Phu Xi Lung peak, two peaks of the Hoang Lien Son range. Climbing to a height of 3049m, looking down from the top is a feeling of pride in having overcome hundreds, thousands of challenges along the way to conquer the second highest peak in Vietnam. At this altitude, the temperature drops, the weather becomes cold, the air is thin and the climbing path is arduous, easily making the hiker tired. So, take some time to sit down and gather to share your feelings and joys with your group members. In addition to the majestic Pu Ta Leng peak, you can also take this opportunity to explore Bach Moc Luong Tu and Phu Xi Lung peaks... these are all peaks that challenge climbers with sharp, jagged rock slopes. and uneven terrain with many hills and obstacles. Pu Ta Leng in general and the peaks of the Hoang Lien Son range are always a common dream for young people who are passionate about traveling and want to mark unforgettable moments of their youth with conquering feet.
Lai Chau 1716 view
From January to December
Ta Lien Son is beautiful because of its diverse primeval vegetation, luxuriant ancient trees, large trunks covered with moss and ferns. The path is "carpeted" with white ancient camellia flowers, bright red maple leaves mixed with green moss and attractive colorful azalea flowers falling all over the path. The vines clinging tightly to the rock looked like the tentacles of a strange animal, ready to reach out and swallow the person who crossed the mountains to hunt in the forest. From above, you can see quite clearly the vast and beautiful city of Lai Chau amidst the majestic mountains and forests in your sight with a hazy, misty image. Ta Lien Lai Chau Mountain is the 6th highest mountain in Vietnam, possessing a majestic natural picture and a beautiful fairy-tale forest. This mountain is also known as Co Trau mountain, located in Ta Leng commune, Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province. With an altitude of 2,996 meters above sea level, Ta Lien Son becomes a great challenge for young people who are passionate about climbing. The journey through streams and forests is not only an opportunity for you to admire the beautiful scenery of heaven and earth, but also to seriously learn valuable survival experiences. According to the experience of trekking Ta Lien Son of many tourists, standing on the top of this mountain, you can zoom in and fully enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lai Chau city hidden at the foot of the mountain. In addition, at each different altitude, the natural scenery of heaven and earth also continuously changes, opening up beautiful scenery that pleases the eyes. Ta Lien Son is one of the high mountains possessing diverse and unique vegetation. The mountain is covered by a primeval forest with fairy-tale colors, flexibly changing its beauty according to the four seasons of the year. No matter what season you trek, you will be able to immerse yourself in the breathtakingly beautiful scenery of Ta Lien Mountain. The road from the foot of the mountain to the top of Ta Lien mountain is filled with beautiful colors and backgrounds like a fairy tale movie. Trees, flowers, streams and waterfalls are fresh, cool and pristine as a welcome to travelers from far away traveling to Lai Chau and exploring this majestic and beautiful mountain. Ta Lien mountain forest in Lai Chau is truly a fairy tale with many huge ancient trees reaching straight into the sky, catching the bright golden sunlight. Beneath the tree, moss is covered in green, making the scene even more wild and mysterious. In the early mornings, golden sunlight penetrates through each canopy of leaves with scattered mist, making the picture even more magical. The four seasons on Ta Lien Son Mountain are all breathtakingly beautiful scenery that only those who are physically able to trek will have the opportunity to admire. Because there is no cable car like Fansipa in Sapa, you can only cross roads full of trees, rocks, etc. to reach the top of the mountain. In spring, Ta Lien Mountain is filled with the pink color of fresh azalea flowers, especially near the top of the mountain. Summer is coming, the vegetation in the forest is green. In autumn, there are maple trees with brilliant red and yellow colors from October to November, not to mention the pure white camellia season throughout the forest. After the strenuous journey of climbing the mountain, visitors have the opportunity to admire the luxuriant shrubs. You can climb these bushes to see Lai Chau city hidden under the mist. Or zoom out to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Hoang Lien Son range with the peaks of Bach Moc Luong Tu, Putaleng, Nhiu Co San,... looming in the ocean of clouds.
Lai Chau 1673 view
From January to December
Traveling to Lai Chau is a land that is not as famous and impressive as Ha Giang, Sa Pa or Cao Bang, but is the starting place for you to reach many of the most beautiful peaks in Vietnam. And here there is also an ideal village for you to return to a peaceful life, experience the local culture, and recharge a little natural energy before the cramped city. To get the closest moments to nature and better experience highland life, come to Si Thau Chai village - a community tourism village as beautiful as a fairy tale, with peace, delicious cuisine, The locals are hospitable like family. Please follow and explore here! Si Thau Chai community tourism village is located in Ho Thau commune, Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province. This place is about 7km from Tam Duong town, 30km from Lai Chau city and 50km from Sapa town. Peaceful village, cloud village, sleeping muse in the forest are the names that tourists give to Si Thau Chai village - the collective living place of more than 60 Dao ethnic families. They have lived for many generations on this land, this place is for living and community activities. The road to the village is a place for agricultural cultivation, cattle raising, and fish farming to serve the lives of the people here for many generations. In Si Thau Chai village, life is extremely peaceful, the space is fresh and life here seems to slow down a lot. Every morning, the family eats breakfast together, some go to the fields, some go to work in the village, children go to school... here the people bond together through community-based activities. In Si Thau Chai village, there are still many unique houses with walls. I see that house as something that preserves the beauty of the highlands, keeping the fire alive for every family and tourist coming to the village. To me, Si Thau Chai village is very beautiful, peaceful, fresh and cool. One day when you return to Si Thau Chai village, you will feel many natural sounds of the wind, the sound of bamboo rustling, the sound of chirping forest birds, there are many flowers, many butterflies... it can be said that this place is as beautiful as a village. fairy village. The road running through the village from top to bottom, from the beginning of the village to the end of the village is built cleanly and beautifully, along the road are many roses, stone walls, peach blossoms, five-colored flowers, or yellow corn hanging all over the porches. houses, a few slopes with models of chickens, goats, chamois... very impressive. At the end of the village is the most famous paragliding spot in Tam Duong, the starting point to reach Pu Ta Leng peak or Tac Tinh waterfall. And one thing is for sure, the people in Si Thau Chai village are very nice, they are hospitable and honest; During my two-day experience at Si Thau Chai village, I felt like I was coming home, not like I had gone to a far away place. Sunset in Si Thau Chai village falls very late, some days at 6:30 the sky is still brilliant. Therefore, watching the sunset on the way to the village is an attractive thing. Morning is the best time to hunt for clouds, clouds cover the entire road to the village. The best time to see clouds is at the beginning of the tourist village's welcome gate, or go to the end of the village where there is a small slope to watch. At noon in the village it is sunny but cool, not too hot, walking is the best time to see the flower gates, stone fences and observe the peaceful life of the village. Si Thau Chai village always welcomes tourists to stay here to experience local life, stay to climb mountains or experience cuisine and festivals in the village. But according to indigenous people, from September to February every year is the most ideal time to experience the most impressive Si Thau Chai village of the year. And in Si Thau Chai village there is also a peach blossom garden with more than 100 trees, so the Tet holiday from January to February is the time when the peach garden is in full bloom. Si Thau Chai is a not widely known name in Lai Chau tourism - an attractive destination with a peaceful village and poetic landscape. If you once experience the beauty of Lai Chau tourism, you must definitely come to this village to experience it!
Lai Chau 1238 view
From September to February.
Tan Uyen tea hill, known as the beautiful paradise land of Lai Chau. Possessing a fresh, romantic natural landscape, it is an ideal virtual living spot for anyone. Not only that, the green tea fields, shimmering under the golden sunlight, create beautiful photography angles. That's why many couples have chosen this place to take wedding photos, capturing the most beautiful moments of their lives. And to better understand this tourist destination in Lai Chau, let's explore together! Tan Uyen tea hill, as its name suggests, has vast fresh tea fields, with a scale of more than 2,000 hectares and an age of nearly 50 years. Tea here is known as the main economic crop of Tan Uyen town, and is also the source of many famous tea brands in the country, typically: San Tuyet tea, O Long tea, Thanh Tam tea, etc. ... Therefore, when arriving at the tea hill, visitors will have the opportunity to explore firsthand the process of growing and harvesting fresh tea, as well as enjoy the highest quality, standard cups of tea. In addition, the tea hills are also a place that attracts the attention of many young people, because the green tea fields create beautiful frames and produce romantic photos. As a natural tourist destination, the time to explore the tea hills is not too important. However, to have the best experiences, you can consider coming here between September and October. This is the end of summer, the best time to explore the tea hills as well as take photos. Besides, visitors can also combine watching the ripe rice season in Mu Cang Chai at this time. Or if you love spring, March and April are also ideal times, this is the season when flowers and leaves bud, it is the time when tea produces many fresh young buds, very suitable for spreading. Experience drinking fresh tea at the garden. Coming to Tan Uyen tea hill, you will see a picture of nature appearing right before your eyes. Fresh tea trees are planted in rows, creating a very eye-catching look. The canopy of tea leaves is wide and thick, its stem is sturdy, and it is reaching out to welcome the morning sun. All these images make people's hearts flutter and leave an impression on all visitors who come here. Many people also say that the green tea hill in Tan Uyen is like a beautiful steppe in the middle of Europe. Not only does it possess a romantic natural landscape, but the tea hill is also known as an extremely wonderful vacation destination. With the fresh, cool atmosphere, blending with the peaceful scenery, it makes people let go of all their worries and worries, bringing an incredible feeling of peace and relaxation. What could be more wonderful than sitting and looking at the green tea hills, enjoying delicious cups of tea in a wonderful space like this? Guaranteed, when you come to Tan Uyen tea hill you will not want to leave at all. Exploring the tea hills, an indispensable experience is taking virtual photos. With a Backround covered in the lush green of fresh tea leaves, glimmering with golden rays of sunlight and white clouds floating in the sky, creating memorable photos. That's why many couples preparing to get married have chosen Tan Uyen tea hill to leave behind the most beautiful photos of their lives. In addition, exploring the tea hills, visitors also have the opportunity to learn about the simple life of the people here, and participating in harvesting tea in the early morning with the people is also very interesting. Tan Uyen tea hill is located in the Northwest mountains, so enjoying mountain specialties here is also a wonderful experience. Some dishes that tourists should not miss include: Lam rice dish, thang co dish, running chicken, men men dish, kitchen buffalo meat... Tan Uyen tea hill will be an attractive tourist destination for tourists when visiting and experiencing in Lai Chau.
Lai Chau 1069 view
September to October.
Pu Sam Cap is known as 'the first cave in the Northwest' and is one of the most beautiful and famous caves in Lai Chau. Possessing magical, sparkling colorful stalactites with unique shapes, creating a magical and extremely impressive space. Only about 5km from Lai Chau city center, Pusamcap cave complex is blessed by nature with a system of limestone caves with majestic landscapes, a must-see destination for tourists when exploring the Northwest. The Pusamcap cave complex is located at an altitude of 1,300 to 1,700 meters above sea level, stretching across a vast limestone mountain range. With more than 10 large and small caves, Pusamcap is a natural masterpiece created over millions of years, attractive by its rich and diverse stalactite system. Each cave here has its own beauty, but the most prominent are the three main caves: Thien Mon Cave, Thien Duong Cave, and Thuy Tinh Cave. Thien Mon Cave opens before visitors a large space like a natural theater with shimmering colorful stalactites. When entering the cave, people feel like they are lost in a fairy tale world with stalactites hanging down from the cave ceiling, shimmering under the weak light filtering from the cave entrance. The space inside the cave is wide and airy, creating a feeling of both mystery and comfort for visitors. Huge blocks of stone form strange shapes, evoking images of ancient palaces or beautiful natural statues. Thien Duong Cave also offers an equally breathtaking scene. As soon as entering the cave entrance, visitors will immediately be impressed by the image of a majestic stone lion standing guard, opening a journey into a fairyland. Inside, soft, pure white stalactite columns curl like silk ribbons of the Northwest sky and land, creating a poetic and quiet space. At the center of the cave is a clear blue lake, reflecting shimmering light from the stalactites, adding to the mystery and magic of this place. The last stop when visiting Pu Sam Cap cave is Thuy Tinh cave. This cave is located in the most precarious position, so it creates a special attraction for young people who love adventure. And in recent years, Thuy Tinh cave has been exploited more strongly for tourism, so coming to this cave, visitors will have many more interesting experiences. Not only stopping at the beauty of the caves, the Pusamcap complex also gives visitors unforgettable experiences amid majestic mountain scenery and pure nature. With a cool climate all year round, this place is always an ideal destination for those who want to escape the noise and bustle of city life to immerse themselves in a quiet and peaceful space. The journey from Hanoi to Pusamcap cave is an exciting experience through beautiful and majestic mountain passes. To get to Pusamcap, you can choose a bus from Hanoi departing from My Dinh or Giap Bat wharf. The distance is about 420 km and travel time is about 7-10 hours, depending on traffic conditions. Bus ticket prices range from 250,000 to 350,000 VND one way. When you arrive in Lai Chau city center, you can rent a car to go to Pusamcap cave, about 6-7 km away. Tickets to visit Pusamcap cave cost about 50,000 VND/person. In addition to exploring caves, visitors can participate in trekking, climbing or camping activities right in the complex area, watch the sunset over the deep blue mountains, or immerse themselves in the cool breeze. cold from the surrounding primeval forests. Combined with the beauty of nature, visitors also have the opportunity to interact with local people located near the cave area. The ethnic people here are always willing to introduce their unique culture, traditional customs and traditions along with local dishes rich in highland flavors such as: Dishes with underarm pork, ash-buried goby, Pa Pinh Pop, grilled rock moss. In addition, there are still many other delicious dishes you should take the time to enjoy such as: Green salad, purple sticky rice, bamboo shoots, bitter leaf blood soup, bitter bamboo shoot salad with orchids, fried cicadas, etc. This is an experience. helps visitors understand more about the life and people here, contributing to enriching their journey of discovery.
Lai Chau 1017 view
From April to September.
Vang Pheo is one of the oldest villages of the White Thai people in Lai Chau, where there are many ancient houses nestled next to green rice fields. Vang Pheo village is located in Muong So commune, Phong Tho district, Lai Chau province. This is the long-standing land of the White Thai ethnic group. Vang Pheo villagers are hospitable and have poetic mountain and forest scenery, which has attracted many tourists to this place. Located about 30km from the center of Lai Chau town, Vang Pheo village (Phong Tho district, Lai Chau) is referred to as the "valley of beauty", one of the oldest villages of the White Thai people in Lai Chau. Pheo Vang Village - an interesting point on the journey to conquer Northwest tourist destinations. Possessing unique cultural features, along with beautiful and poetic natural scenery, Vang Pheo village brings together many conditions to develop community tourism. Vang Pheo village has more than 90 households with more than 400 people, 100% of the people are white Thai people. The village has a beautiful geographical location, leaning against Phu Nho Kho mountain, where the two streams Nam So and Nam Lum intersect. Coming to Vang Pheo, visitors will feel more clearly about a village with a beautiful geographical location like a precious gem that nature has bestowed, exactly as what has been "rumoured" for a long time. Vang Pheo has many ancient houses nestled next to green rice fields in a peaceful, quiet space, known to tourists as the "valley of beauty". The name "valley of beauty" comes from the legendary story of Han who was born and raised on this land, along with games and farming work. When she was a young woman, Miss Han was extremely beautiful and capable, often teaching people in the village how to spin and weave fabric, helping the poor... When the invaders appeared, Miss Han disguised herself as a man and stood up. Called on young men and women from all villages in the region to gather forces and unite against foreign invaders. She was revered by the local people as a female general. After defeating the enemy, she returned to the water at the beginning of the village, took off her clothes, immersed herself in the cool blue water of her homeland, then flew back to heaven. To commemorate Ms. Han's gratitude, people in the area built a shrine and held an annual festival. Not only is there a beautiful Han girl in the legend, but since ancient times, Muong So commune has been famous as the land where white Thai "beauties" were born. Here, known as the "valley of beauties", white Thai girls with their flirty dances make land lords fall in love. Even now, Vang Pheo is still considered the village with the most beautiful young women in Muong So commune. Many tourists who come here have exclaimed: "Just go to the alley and see beauties"... Coming to Vang Pheo is not difficult. to admire the silhouettes of Thai girls looming on the stairs of stilt houses, with pure white traditional com clothes and pale skin. Girls in this area have a very typical beauty of Thai people with tall figure, white skin, long hair... Carrying within them unique cultural features, hospitable villagers, along with poetic natural scenery, the Vang village Pheo has many conditions to develop community tourism. Currently, Vang Pheo village has over 120 households with more than 530 people, all of whom are white Thai people. People here live mainly on animal husbandry, farming and weaving. In recent years, Thai people in Vang Pheo have done tourism quite professionally. Since 2007, Vang Pheo village has been recognized as a provincial cultural-tourism village. Every year, this place welcomes thousands of domestic and international tourists. Although they are in the process of integration, the culture of the White Thai people in Vang Pheo is still preserved quite intact. From the stilt house to the elaborately designed white Thai women's dresses, pure black, ankle-length sewn dresses, waist-length cami shirts, seamless necklines... all are still imbued with identity. traditional culture. In the eyes of the white Thai people, before getting married, the more cloth a young woman can weave, the more refined and talented she is considered. Over thousands of years, with skillful hands and creative minds, the White Thai people in Vang Pheo have produced fabrics with many diverse designs and delicate patterns, creating cultural beauty. separate from other ethnic groups. The spiritual and cultural treasure of the Thai people is also very rich with musical instruments such as the guitar, songs, unique scarf dances, xoe dances and ancient poetic stories rich in humanity: typically poetic stories. “Xong chu xon xoon” – a masterpiece of Thai literature. Along with that are folk songs and proverbs praising the beauty in lifestyle, behavior in family, community and with nature... The Thai cultural festival in Vang Pheo is one of the community cultural activities that attracts a large number of interested tourists. Each festival is a picture depicting social life, imbued with traditional characteristics of the Thai people - cultural nuances that cannot be found anywhere else. Typical examples include Nang Han festival on the full moon day of February, Then Kin Pang festival on the 10th day of the third lunar month, Kin Lau Khau Mau festival on the full moon day of September... At these festivals, in addition to worshiping rituals, The festival also takes place many unique folk games imbued with cultural identity in people's daily lives, such as: cheek-pushing, shuttlecock throwing, stick-pushing, con-lu... On weekends or festivals. , tourists flock to Vang Pheo in large numbers to explore the peaceful Northwest space and the simple life of ethnic minorities, immersing themselves in the dances and songs of the White Thai people. After visiting the village and experiencing the cultural space of the Thai people, visitors can stay overnight in a stilt house. Tourists who love to explore can experience bathing in streams, visiting caves, and capturing images of an interesting village in the Northwest region. Coming to Vang Pheo village, visitors can also enjoy dishes imbued with Thai ethnic identity, such as: stone worms, stone moss, ash-buried goby, grilled stream fish, bitter bamboo shoots, sweet bamboo shoots, and kitchen buffalo meat. , steamed pork, bitter vegetable soup... The people of Vang Pheo, with their sincerity, hospitality, beautiful and peaceful natural scenery, far away from the noise and dust of the city, will definitely make visitors forget all their worries and concerns. Busy everyday.
Lai Chau 1036 view
From January to March or September to October.
Nam Tun archaeological site was excavated in Nam Tun cave, Phieng Danh village, Muong So commune, Phong Tho district, now Phong Tho town, Lai Chau province. Before 1945, Nam Tun cave was called Tham Ho Khoai - meaning Buffalo Cave. Nam Tun archaeological relic excavated in 1973, the cultural layer is 1.8 m thick with two layers. The upper layer has ground stone axes, pottery and 3 graves (still retaining remains) typical of the late Neolithic period. The lower class found nearly 200 large, rough-hewn pebble tools, over 700 scrap pieces and 2 graves typical of the late Paleolithic period, representing the oldest cave archaeological relics in the Northwest. belongs to the Son Vi culture. Nam Tun cave site is the residence, burial and tool making of two classes of people, with two cultural layers, the pre-Neolithic period and the post-Neolithic period. In Nam Tun cave, there are 5 ancient tombs and many ancient relics, especially bone awls, found for the first time in Vietnam. Nam Tun Cave is in a quite favorable location. The cave entrance looks west. In front of the cave is a large stream, today people here often call it Nam Phe village (Nam Phe is not more than 100 m from the cave entrance). During the flood season, the stream rises and floods the valley surrounding the cave. The valley is clearer today, and from there, villages of Chinese and Thai people living side by side have sprung up. Nam Tun Cave has a very complex structure. There are places where stalactites are thickly covered. There are places where the stalactites are only coated in a thin layer. This layer is about 0.15m to 0.20m thick. Here you can find cultural relics of many different eras. Full-body grinded axes, ceramic pieces that, although rough, were made on a turntable, decorated with engraved patterns, rope patterns..., a double-edged stone mold, a green bead made of jade - All of them, if the earliest, belong to the late Neolithic period. Through the layer of large pebbles, there is a layer of dark brown soil mixed with many gravels. Here, many crudely hewn pebble tools were found, with different weights and sizes, without a stable shape. Many large scrap pieces were found, products of the tool making process by the hewn method. direct. Nam Tun cave archaeological relic was ranked as a National Archaeological Historical Monument on February 7, 2013. Source: Lai Chau province electronic information portal
Lai Chau 2006 view
Tien Son cave (other names are Dan Don cave, Po Ngai Tung cave, Da Trang cave, Binh Lu cave) is located next to Highway 4D, in Binh Lu commune, Tam Duong district. Tien Son Cave with caves located in a scenic complex associated with the legend of 99 mountains and 99 lakes of Lai Chau ethnic people - has become a unique beauty that few places have. The legend of Tien Son cave has been passed down through many generations: the 99 mountains are the symbol of 99 healthy, strong boys, while the 99 clear blue lakes are the symbol of 99 hardworking, beautiful girls. Pretty. The mountains and lakes follow each other to create a wall that holds a rich and fertile land. The beautiful scenery and people here became the inspiration for the wonderful lyrics "ninety-nine mountains for boys, ninety-nine blue lakes for girls"... Tien Son Cave has 49 consecutive arcs running through two mountain slopes. The deeper you go inside, the larger the area of the arcs becomes. In the cave there are many stalactites of various shapes and magical colors. At the bottom of the cave, there is a clear stream flowing through, winding through palaces such as: Palace of Merit, Lac Long Quan, Mau Au Co, Ba Chua Kho, clearing injustice, asking for children. Tien Son is a famous natural cave in the region that still retains its wild beauty. During the resistance war against the French colonialists, this place was also a place to hide food and the base of the revolutionary movement. In 1996, the Ministry of Culture and Information recognized Tien Son cave as a national historical and cultural relic and scenic spot. Source: Lai Chau province electronic information portal
Lai Chau 1991 view
The temple complex of King Le Thai To and King Le Thai To's stele is located 110km southwest of Lai Chau city center, in the administrative territory of Le Loi commune and Pu Dao commune, Nam Nhun district, Lai Chau province. The temple was built to commemorate the merits of national hero Le Loi, who had the merit of quelling the rebellion in the Northwest region. The temple is located on a prime, high location, with views from all four sides. At the King Le temple complex, there is also a precious relic, the Le Loi stele relic. In December of the year Tan Hoi (1431), King Le Thai To had it engraved into the Pu Huoi Cho cliff on the north bank of the Da River to preserve it for future generations. Old history called it "Ancient stele of nostalgia". The stele records the historical event of King Le Thai To personally commanding troops to suppress rebellion in the Northwest region of the country. That was the event in 1431, the chief Deo Cat Han rebelled, allied with Kha Don (also known as Kha Lai) - a rebellious servant of Ai Lao (Laos) to harass the people on the border, and invaded. Muong Muong land (now Thuan Chau - Son La region today). Due to the rebellious actions of Deo Cat Han, King Le Thai To sent King Tu Te and military officer Le Sat to attack. After that, King Le Thai To personally led his army to Phuc Le district (Ninh Vien district). The imperial army advanced along the road from the Red River, then up the Da River, by water and road, defeating the rebels at Cat Han Pass. When the king's army reached Deo Cat Han's lair, Kha Lai and Deo Cat Han fled, then the People captured Kha Lai and killed him. December of the year Tan Hoi - 1431, after pacifying the Northwest region, on the way back through Le Loi commune, Nam Nhun district (currently), to remember this important event and at the same time teach prisoners The leader of the country's borders, King Le Thai To had a poem carved into the cliff. The stele engraved with a poem by King Le Thai To that remains today is an extremely valuable cultural heritage. The stone stele or rather a golden page of history against foreign invaders and greedy chiefs who colluded with foreigners to fight against the feudal state of Vietnam at that time. In 2005, Son La Hydroelectric Plant started construction. To avoid being flooded, the inscription and stele of King Le Thai To were relocated. After being drilled, the autograph was cut into a large block of stone measuring 2.62m long, 1.13m wide, 1.85m high, and weighing over 15 tons. In 2012, Le Loi stele was moved from the Pu Huoi Cho cliff to the temple grounds of King Le Thai To, 500m from the old location. Le Loi Stele Relic was recognized as a national historical site on September 2, 1981. At the end of 2016, Le Loi Beer was officially recognized as a National Treasure. In early 2017, King Le Loi Temple was also ranked as a national historical relic by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism on January 23, 2017. Source: Lai Chau province electronic information portal
Lai Chau 1871 view
Nang Han Temple is located in Tay An village, Muong So commune and Phai Cat village, Khong Lao commune, Phong Tho district, Lai Chau province. This is a place to worship the legendary character known by the people as Miss Han (She means daughter, Han means hero). Legend has it that Nang Han came from a poor Thai family in Chieng Sa (now Muong So commune, Phong Tho district, Lai Chau province). She disguised herself as a man and stood up to call on the young men of the villages to unite and fight the enemy. She led the uprising of 16 Thai people who stubbornly defeated the Northern invaders. After leading the victorious army back, she bathed in the water of Tay An (Muong So commune) and then flew to the sky. From then on, remembering her gratitude, people built a temple and held a festival right in the water where she bathed. Ms. Han is not only a worshiped figure of people in Muong So commune or Lai Chau province in particular, but Ms. Han is a worshiped figure of all White Thai ethnic people throughout the Northwest region. Miss Han in the spirituality of 16 Thai and Muong regions in the Northwest is like Ba Trung and Ba Trieu to the Kinh people. On December 25, 2007, the People's Committee of Lai Chau province recognized Nang Han Temple as a provincial-level historical, cultural, architectural and artistic relic. Source: Lai Chau province electronic information portal
Lai Chau 1846 view
Deo Van Long mansion is located in Le Loi commune, Sin Ho district, Lai Chau province. According to the 1983 survey results of the Department of Culture and Information of Lai Chau province, this project began construction in 1916. The documents left behind about the mansion and the Deo family are still very primitive, but They all believe that all the work of choosing the direction, choosing the location for the main gate, the shrine, and the Dam house (ancestral church) were carefully considered by the Deo family, who hired a geographer. Two architects, one French and one Chinese, were invited to design and supervise, and materials were brought from the lowland provinces. Therefore, the architecture of the mansion has Western features blending Eastern looks, and is also a characteristic of Thai construction art and feng shui. The mansion has an area of about more than 1 hectare. Due to the need for defense, welcoming Indochina Government officials and to satisfy their luxurious lifestyle, the Deo family gathered people, soldiers, and workers for the job. Build a villa complex, located in a critical location, at the junction where the Da River, Nam Na River and Nam Lay Stream meet. Behind the mansion is a high mountain, in front is a confluence of rivers (Da River, Nam Na River and Nam Lay Stream) that can control the road to Phong Tho, Muong Te and down to Hoa Binh, Son La, as well as For example, through Dien Bien to Laos, the terrain is suitable for defending and fighting against the enemy. If they fail, they can retreat safely. In 1918, the mansion was completed with 8 main units: Main gate, Dam house, dining room, swing house, water tower, prisoner cellar, forest ghost shrine and another house with L-shaped face ( unknown purpose). In addition, there are a number of other supporting works such as surrounding walls, side gates, driveways leading to the main gate, long and narrow steps leading down to prisoners' cellars, granaries, boat docks, and cemeteries. The main house is built with two floors of red bricks, wooden floors, and a tiled roof separated from stone slabs, often called black stone (when first separated, the soft stone can be cut with a knife, but when exposed to sunlight, the stone will hard as porcelain). Surrounding the castle is a wall over 3m high, built of 40 to 50cm thick slate, very sturdy, with many battlements on the wall to observe the outside. In front of the main house, there is a large yard for dancing when Deo Van Long holds parties and receives guests. It can be said that the palace complex is an "impregnable fortress" of the Thai king. Speaking of Deo Van Long, he is the second son of Deo Van Tri and a lord of the Thai Autonomous Region in the Indochina Federation. The Deo family comes from an aristocratic lineage in Yunnan (China). They are not reactionaries but have lived together in harmony on the land of Lai Chau for a long time. In the late 19th century, responding to the Can Vuong movement, the Deo family stood side by side with the Black Flag insurgents to defend Son Tay and achieved many victories. However, after huge losses in the decisive battle along with suspicion and lack of internal unity, Deo Van Tri signed a permanent ceasefire treaty with the French army. Protected by the French Government, supported with money and weapons, France restored Deo Van Tri to govern the land of Sipsong Chuthai (12 Thai lands). In 1908, Deo Van Tri died, handing over military power to his son Deo Van Khang. After Khang died, Deo Van Long replaced his brother to take power. From here, with his brutal nature, Deo Van Long spread terror to the people in the area. In addition to sending soldiers to plunder and loot the wealth of the people in the area, the Thai king also built large boats, using the Da River as the main transportation axis to transport forestry and land products that he had robbed from the local people. They went to the lowlands to sell opium, tiger skins, leopard skins, bear bile, etc. then brought the goods up to sell to local people. After the liberation of Lai Chau town (1952), Deo Van Long fled to France in exile, and the mansion was destroyed by the people. Up to now, the entire mansion has become ruins, many buildings have been completely lost and the original architectural shape cannot be determined. In 1980, the Deo Van Long mansion was decided by the People's Committee of Lai Chau province to be classified as a provincial relic and included in the restoration plan. However, since 2010, the Son La hydroelectric project has accumulated water, part of Deo Van Long's mansion has been permanently sunk into the river bed, leaving only a few ruins. Source: Lai Chau Newspaper
Lai Chau 1813 view
“Na Cung Cave” is located in Na Cung village, Muong So commune - Phong Tho district - Lai Chau province. Before dividing the province in 2004, Na Cung Cave belonged to Ban Na Cung - Muong So commune - Tam Duong district - Lai Chau province (formerly). The relic is located on the top of a low mountain, below is the Tung So field with the wings of a stork flying and the Nam So stream in front of the cave entrance which then flows into the Nam Na stream. Standing in front of the cave entrance, you can see the stream flowing as softly as a young girl's white handkerchief fluttering in the wind. Blending into that is the Tung So field with countless plots, promising bountiful harvests and a prosperous and happy life for the people in the area. Our starting point from Lai Chau Town is along Highway 4D with a flat paved road, winding along the curves of the majestic mountainside. On the way, visitors can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery. The wonderful nature of the mountains and forests has a unique character in the Northwest region. With a length of 23km, we will reach the Phong Tho junction, which is 7km long, and there is still a way to go to Muong So town (from this junction to the commune center, about 3km of flat paved road). When we passed the People's Committee of Muong So commune, we arrived at the central market, where the atmosphere was very bustling. People from many places gather to buy, sell and exchange products to serve life. The atmosphere and pace of life here have given us a change in the bustle of society. When passing the reinforced concrete bridge over the Nam Lum river (market bridge also known as Nang Poong bridge). We continue along the main road about 1km to the junction turning into Na Cung village. With the rustic, pristine road of the community, visitors will have a new feeling of separating from the bustling world to return to a peaceful countryside. With stream banks, fields and countless landscapes, anyone feels much smaller. When visitors reach the suspension bridge over Nam So stream, they can access the culture and daily life of the White Thai community here. It can be said that Na Cung village is one of the first villages of the White Thai people in the whole region, this is one of the cradles of culture, revolution and customs. With traditional stilt houses close together, with streams of water flowing throughout the village... All of these things have complemented and enlivened the wonderful natural scenery and diverse cultural life. When completing the dirt road running along the village, visitors will be surprised when before their eyes opens a majestic scene of endless Northwest mountains and forests, with mountains, rivers, streams, and fields combining together to create into a unified whole, a priceless colorful picture of nature. It is here that visitors can reach the historical and cultural relic and scenic spot Na Cung Resistance Cave. Source: Lai Chau province electronic information portal
Lai Chau 1809 view
Ban Luot relic in Muong Kim commune is where Lai Chau Provincial Party Committee was born through the Resolution of the 10th Inter-Regional Party Committee on establishing Lai Chau Party Cell. This is the predecessor of today's Lai Chau Provincial Party Committee. On October 10, 1949, the Standing Committee of the 10th Inter-Regional Party Committee established the Lai Chau Party Committee consisting of 3 comrades: Nguyen Ba Lac (alias Tran Quoc Manh) - member of the Yen Bai Provincial Party Committee as a member of the Party Committee, and co-commissioner. Comrade Hoang Dong Tung - Leader of the Lai Chau assault team and comrade Ta Nhat Tuu (alias Hoang Hoa Thuong) - Standing member of the District Party Committee of Lap Thach district (Vinh Phuc) were transferred to Lai Chau as members. In November 1949, the Lai Chau Party Committee delegation led by comrades Tran Quoc Manh and Hoang Hoa Thuong came to Than Uyen and decided to choose Ban Luot, Muong Kim commune (Than Uyen) as the base of operations to advance. to Lai Chau. On December 2, 1949, the Lai Chau Civil Affairs Committee convened a conference to announce the decision of the 10th Inter-Region Party Committee to establish the Lai Chau Cell with 20 comrades, with comrade Tran Quoc Manh as Secretary. This is an important event in the history of Lai Chau revolution, marking the birth of the first party cell of Lai Chau Provincial Party Committee. Ban Luoi is located on Noong Nanh hill in Luot village, Muong Kim commune, Than Uyen district, 4km south of Than Uyen town and 100km southeast of Lai Chau city along national highway 4D and national highway 32. The tourist area The area was invested in building a memorial stele around the village's campus. In October 2003, Than Uyen district was honored by the state to award the title of Hero of the People's Armed Forces during the resistance war against the French. Ban Luoi relic was recognized by the province in 2009 as a revolutionary historical relic. Source: Lai Chau Provincial Youth Union
Lai Chau 1793 view
Muong Te Fort was recognized as a provincial-level historical and cultural relic on December 31, 2008. The relic is located on "Phu Don" hill, which is the station mountain in Nam Cum village - Muong Te commune - Muong Te district - Lai Chau province. Built on the top of a quite high and dangerous hill, located between the junction of the Nam Cum suei and the Da river, it is very convenient for observing all four directions and the escape route to the Da river to Mu Ca when attacked. In April 1980, the French colonialists occupied the entire province of Lai Chau after gradually suppressing the uprising movements of the French colonial people and began building a ruling apparatus with many sinister plots and tricks. Many people in Chau and Meng became lackeys for the French colonialists. On March 27, 1916, the French colonialists established the 4th army of Lai Chau including: Lai Chau, Chau Quynh Nhai, Agency Department and Chau Dien Bien; Northern border areas include: Muong Te, Muong Nhe, Muong Bum (Muong Te), Mao Xa Phin (Sin Ho). According to Decree No.: 2016 dated September 6, 1917 of the Governor-General of Indochina, the stations in A Pa Chai and Muong Te were established and commanded by the French and local people were responsible for guarding to ensure security for the people. Northern border area. In 1929, the governor of Tonkin allowed the grouping of three border areas: Muong Te, Muong Nhe, Muong Bum into an administrative group under the control of a French lieutenant commanding the Muong Te post. , from then on, local people often call this Muong Te station. Source: Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Lai Chau Province
Lai Chau 1682 view
Muong Bum Fort was designed by the French colonialists based on the rugged terrain, built solidly in 1917 and had a long-term strategy with a large area located on the top of the hill in Bum village, Bum Nua commune (now part of the town). Muong Te). With a total area of 2,592m2, length of 72m, width of 36m, divided into three levels along the length, surrounded by solid walls, four important observation corners are built with four defensive bunkers. . The defense system is divided into three main firepower clusters, including the battlements, the fort system is surrounded by solid walls, the front has the main gate, the back has a side gate, the side is adjacent to the Nam Xi Luong stream still has a gate used for retreat when attacked and to supply food and reinforcements by waterway. When there is an alarm, all gates are closed, the station system is completely closed and is put into a state of combat readiness. Muong Bum Fort is not only a military operation, but within the station is an entire system, an overall architecture including a defense system, base, and production increase that is calculated and has a long-term strategy. Many important local historical events took place here such as the war against the Fascists (remains of the French colonialists and reactionary henchmen (December 1953 - 1954)... Muong Bum Fort was ranked as a provincial historical relic by the People's Committee of Lai Chau province on April 25, 2011. Source: Lai Chau province electronic information portal
Lai Chau 1657 view
Relics where lawyer - president Nguyen Huu Tho were imprisoned. Recognized as a provincial-level historical and cultural relic on August 23, 2012. The relic is located in Ban Giang area - Muong Te commune - Muong Te district, Lai Chau province. Previously, the French colonialists detained the late lawyer Nguyen Huu Tho. Local people built a wooden stilt house for Nguyen Huu Tho to live in. In June 1950, the French colonialists sent a plane to transport Lawyer to Son La town from Son La, and cars transported Lawyer along route 6. to Lai Chau. Lawyer Nguyen Huu Tho was born on July 10, 1910. In 1930 he studied Law in France and returned to the country in 1933. In 1948 he joined the pan-Vietnamese front, and in 1949 was admitted to the Indochina Communist Party. He was active in the patriotic intellectual movement, was arrested by the French colonialists in June 1950 and imprisoned in Lai Chau (in Giang village, Muong Te Commune, Muong Te District, Lai Chau Province today), after which he was imprisoned. Rotated to Son Tay until November 1952. At the end of November 1961, Lawyer Nguyen Huu Tho returned to Tay Ninh. In February 1962, the first Congress of the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam was held and he was elected Chairman. In June 1969, the provisional revolutionary government of the Republic of South Vietnam was established, and he held the position of chairman of the advisory council. In 1976, he was elected Vice President of a unified Vietnam. In April 1980, after President Ton Duc Thang passed away, he served as Acting President until July 1981. From 1981 to 1987, he was Chairman of the National Assembly of Vietnam. He was awarded the "Golden Star Medal" in 1993. He died in Ho Chi Minh City on December 24, 1996. Through this, we can see that lawyer - Chairman Nguyen Huu Tho has the life and career of a talented patriotic intellectual, a noble moral example and lifelong contributions to the country and the people. He is a representative of national solidarity, a talented leader, and a shining example of revolutionary ethics. On December 8, 2012, the People's Committee of Lai Chau province also cut the ribbon to inaugurate the Memorial House (where some pictures of Lawyer Nguyen Huu Tho are kept) - of the Primary School named after Nguyen Huu Tho in Muong Te commune - District. Muong Te. Source: Lai Chau Tourism
Lai Chau 1564 view
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