A series of activities associated with agricultural farming activities of the H'Mong people, such as a goat fighting contest, fast rice harvest contest, good ploughing contest, field fishing experience, a contest to draw patterns on fabric with beeswax, and organising a H'Mong flute festival. Visitors can participate in paid services such as paragliding and exploring Mu Cang Chai terraced fields, a special national site, by helicopter, which will be organised on September 2.

Tourists preparing to paraglide over the golden season of Mu Cang Chai.

At the same time, for the first time, the marathon "MU CANG CHAI ULTRA TRALL" was organised and the cycling tournament "Conquer Khau Pha Pass".

In addition, there are auxiliary activities such as an ATV four-wheeled motorbike experience, a "Cloud hunting" tour in which tourists climb the mountain, explore the natural landscape, conquer the Lung Cung and Khau Pha passes and enjoy the To-day flower festival.

The weaving of linen by the H'Mong people recreated.

The series of activities will take place from September 2 to the end of December 2022, to continue to create the prestige and position for Yen Bai tourism brand as "a safe, friendly, unique, attractive and impressive destination" for domestic and foreign tourists.

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Source: NDO