Where Sapa and Ha Giang have many things to do, Mu Cang Chai mainly relies on the terraced rice fields paddies. But when the harvest season arrives, it is very popular, because who wouldn’t want to see the most beautiful rice fields in Vietnam in the best season.

Years ago, Mu Cang Chai was referred to as “The Forgotten Land in Vietnam” because of its remote location. Now it is more famous and loved by both domestic and foreign tourists. Although more touristy than in the past, this area still remains authentic with the excellent natural landscape and traditional way of life.

Besides enjoying the beautiful landscapes, you can also discover unique cultural features here, as well as the daily life of hill tribes. It is mainly inhabited by the Black Hmong, a subgroup of one of the largest ethnic minorities in Vietnam. Beautiful Hmong villages are spread throughout the region. Each offers a glimpse into a rich culture.