Miniature Da Lat in northern Vietnam
VOV.VN - At 1,800 metres above sea level, the Muong La District in northern Vietnam is famous for its cool climate and hot mineral springs. It is commonly referred to as a miniature Da Lat and a great tourist destination.
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The homes are made of a kind of fragrant wood named Po Mu, its fragrant aroma not only repels mosquitoes, but also brings health to the residents. |
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A corner of the Muong Chien Commune with antique tile Po Mu roofs. |
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Children go to school through pathways lined by wooden Po Mu and bamboo fences. |
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The District is known for its rhombic shape fields and glutinous sticky rice. |
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Residents live simple lives and enjoy everyday pleasures. |
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View of small alleyway lined with bamboo. |
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As little as10 years ago, it took two days to travel to Muong La Hamlet, Ngoc Chien Commune just 40 km away. |
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Po Mu wood can be found everywhere from rooftops, walls, porch, fence to the suspension bridge. |
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A Thai woman strolls along a small alley. |
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On a spring day one will often find people dancing or playing tug-of-war. |
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Xoe is special dance of Thai ethnic minority women. |
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Children ride their strollers in the late afternoon. |
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Water buffalo are used extensively to graze the small levees in the rice fields and the drainage ditches and canals. |
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An ethnic woman wearing brightly coloured scarf is typical style of dress. |
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This is a place one should visit at least once in their lifetime. |
