Tan Uyen Tea Hill is renowned for its sprawling tea fields that gracefully stretch across the hillside. It stands as one of the most stunning landscapes in the Northwest region of Vietnam. The area is home to ancient tea trees, some aged between 40 and 50 years, whose lush green leaves thrive in this unique environment. These age-old plantations not only highlight the region’s agricultural heritage but also enhance its scenic beauty. As the tea bushes undulate along the contours of the majestic mountains, they create a breathtaking tableau that is reminiscent of a living artwork.

Mong Ngua stands as a stunning testament to the natural beauty of Mu Cang Chai. Renowned for its breathtaking tea plantations, this picturesque location offers visitors a unique experience amidst lush green landscapes. The terraces of tea plants not only contribute to the region's charm but also highlight the agricultural heritage of the area. As a prominent attraction in Mu Cang Chai, Mong Ngua Hill invites nature lovers and adventurers alike to explore its serene vistas and rich cultural significance.

Mu Cang Chai

Mu Cang Chai town is a place magnificent cultivated topography. Rice terraces coil in ribbons around the hills to spectacular effect, luring photographers, hikers, and avid motorbikers.

La Pan Tan

In 2007, the terraced rice fields of La Pán Tẩn, along with those in Dế Xu Phình and Chế Cu Nha, were designated as a national scenic site, earning a spot among the world's top ten most beautiful terraced fields. This recognition has turned Mâm Xôi Hill and its lush landscapes into a point of pride for the local community in Mù Cang Chải, highlighting the cultural and agricultural significance of these stunning terraces. The breathtaking views and intricate farming techniques continue to attract visitors from around the globe.

Khau Pha Pass

Khau Phạ Pass, which lies between Văn Chấn District and Mù Căng Chải District, is the most rugged and longest pass on National Highway 32 with a length of 30 kilometres (19 mi). Along Khau Phạ are terraced rice paddies cultivated by H'Mông and Thái ethnic minorities and pristine forests

Lim Mong Village

A small farming village near Tu Le, south of Mu Cang Cai. Small road on the left near a school leading to the village as you descend the Khau Pha Peak from North. No public transport to here, come here in the morning and you can see a lot of the farming activities ant the villagers busy with their daily cores.

Tu Le Valley

Surrounded by mountains, terraced rice paddies starting in the valley and in some cases, working their way all the way to the top!

Nghia Lo

Our guide will drop you off at Nghia Lo Bus Station, then you can get on a bus go back Ha Noi from there.