The Muong Thanh rice fields in Dien Bien district, Dien Bien province, span approximately 140 square kilometers and extend over 20 kilometers. Boasting an average yield of 6-7 tons per hectare, they are regarded as the largest rice granary in the northwest region.
Tua Chua, a mountainous district in the northern mountainous province of Dien Bien, is known for its rugged terrain and steep slopes, which make transportation challenging. However, the district enjoys a cool year-round climate and pristine natural landscapes, earning it the reputation of a "sleeping beauty" awaiting discovery in the tourism sector.
Tủa Chùa, a highland district in the northeast of Dien Bien province, is home to seven ethnic groups. To preserve and promote their traditional cultural values , the district has developed a night market into a unique tourism product.
Na Su village in Cha Nua commune, Nam Po district, Dien Bien province is home to the white Thai ethnic people, with nearly 140 households and over 600 residents. Local authorities and the people of Na Su have collaborated to develop the first community-based tourism model in Nam Po.
Visiting historical sites in Dien Bien province is a meaningful experience, commemorating the sacrifices and losses of those who contributed to the legendary Dien Bien Phu victory.
