(HBO) – Travelling to Muong Giang Mo village (Mo hamlet at present) in Binh Thanh commune of Hoa Binh’s Cao Phong district in early October, or harvest time, visitors will be impressed by the fragrance and colour of terraced fields shifting from green to yellow.
Mo hamlet is a peaceful place
basked in autumn sunshine. It is a perfect picture of stilt houses amidst
forest and expansive mountains, with chirping birds and gentle flowing streams.
Local people lead a simple and peaceful life and value sincerity.
Mo hamlet in Binh Thanh
commune (Cao Phong district) with traditional stilt houses and pristine
landscape, which is a draw to visitors.
The hamlet is 12km away from
downtown Hoa Binh city. Housing over 100 stilt houses of Muong people, it keeps
local cultural traits intact, from the house shape to daily activities.
It is attractive to foreign
tourists and students as they can explore and enjoy the pure atmosphere and
beautiful landscapes to ease fatigue and worries in life.
Nguyen Thi My, who was among
the first ones in the hamlet to engage in tourism activities, said local people
earn their living mostly from rice cultivation, tree growing and animal
husbandry. In traditional stilt houses, they still keep a traditional daily
life, with many home and working tools made of wood and bamboo, such as
weaving looms, bows and farming tools. Of note, women of Muong group excel in
weaving and making cushions. They often create handmade traditional craft
products to introduce to tourists.
Visitors will be warmly welcome
by locals either on the road or at any stilt houses. They can explore Muong
culture through listening to stories of the hosts. During overnight trips, tourists
will be treated with local specialties of banana wine, corn wine and dishes
like sticky rice, fish, pork, as well as songs and dances of Muong people if
they are interested, to learn about local culture and custom.
Bui Yen Minh, tourism officer
of the culture-sports office of Cao Phong district said that community-based
tourism in Muong Giang Mo village attracts tourists as it successfully
conserves outstanding traditional traits of Muong culture. Together with
pristine landscapes, the village has become a can’t-miss destination in the
journey to discover and explore the Hoa Binh reservoir tourist site./.
Boasting favourable transport system, stunning landscapes, and an array of wellness resorts, Hoa Binh has been an ideal antidote for relieving stress.
April 30th and May 1st with 5 days off is the ideal time for families to choose the relaxing destinations and find a peaceful place. Thanks to the advantage of convenient transportation, mountainous terrain with wild beauty, cool climate, the resorts and health care areas in Hoa Binh province attract tourists on this occasion.
Currently, the tourism products of Yen Thuy district are mainly the festival and spiritual tourism. In addition to ensuring a civilized lifestyle in the religious activities, the party committees and the local authorities at all levels always focus on preserving the value of historical, cultural relics and festivals associated with exploiting tourism strengths.
The picturesque scenery of Hoa Binh Lake has endowed its tourism site with a unique allure. In recent years, localities have been harnessing the potential of the lake area and domestic and international tourists have chosen the site for sightseeing and leisure journeys.
The Hoa Binh Lake tourism area is expected to become a national tourism site by 2030, focusing on developing synchronous and modern technical facilities, and high-quality and branded tourism products imbued with national cultural identities. The tourist site also aims to become the largest tourist centre in the province, and one of 12 key tourist areas in the Northern midland and mountainous region
On April 5th, in Hoa Binh city, the Tourism Association of Hoa Binh province and Tourism Association of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province jointly organized a conference to promote cooperation and tourism development. There was the attendance of Mr. Nguyen Van Toan, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee.