La Pan Tan

One of the most iconic viewpoints in Mu Cang Chai, famous for its perfectly round terraced rice fields shaped like a giant “raspberry.” From the top, you can enjoy panoramic views of golden rice terraces stretching across the valleys, especially stunning during harvest season.

Pung Luong

A smaller but equally charming version of Mam Xoi Lớn. The intimate landscape here offers a closer view of how local farmers cultivate rice on steep hillsides, making it a great spot for photography and learning about traditional farming practices.

Pung Luong

A thrilling ridge shaped like the back of a dinosaur, offering a breathtaking 360-degree view of mountains and rice terraces. Standing here feels like walking on the spine of the earth, with dramatic scenery on both sides – a highlight for adventure lovers.

A traditional wooden house of the Thai ethnic minority, giving you an authentic glimpse into local culture and daily life. You can meet the family, see their lifestyle, and understand more about the customs of Mu Cang Chai’s highland people.

A peaceful bamboo grove hidden in the mountains, where tall bamboo trees create a natural green tu

Terraced fields shaped like a giant horseshoe curving around the hills. The natural symmetry of the terraces makes it one of the most photogenic spots in Mu Cang Chai. During harvest time, the fields glow in shades of yellow and green, creating a breathtaking scene.