Tuyen Quang

Tuyen Quang is associated with places where significant historical events took place. Tuyen Quang is a northeastern mountainous province, about 165 km from Hanoi. It has a vast system of rivers and streams, including big rivers such as Lo River and Gam River. This river and stream system, in addition to the ecological meaning and serving production and life, also contains a lot of potentials for hydropower development. This province is also the place where the mountainous terrain coincides with the message, interspersed with large green rice fields. Visiting this land, do not miss the famous historical sites such as Tan Trao Special National Monument, the statue of Uncle Ho or other beautiful landscapes, spiritual culture such as Ho Na Hang, rice fields Chiem Hoa, Thac Mo, etc. With 22 ethnic groups living, Tuyen Quang is considered a miniature image of the cultural region of Vietnam. The traditional cultural values ​​of the ethnic minorities here are expressed through concepts and explanations of the universe, or rituals such as ancestor worship, healing, weddings. This province is also known for a treasure of folk songs, vibrant folk dances, such as Then, Co, Quan Quan, or traditional festivals such as the Cage festival, the Fire dance festival. Especially coming here on the Mid-Autumn Festival, visitors will be immersed in the happy atmosphere of Thanh Tuyen festival, shimmering colors. With only that much, Tuyen Quang was able to attract visitors from all four directions to visit and experience.