When visiting the north-western region, visitors should not miss a visit to the majestic landscapes of Pha Din Pass, as it is becoming an ideal destination for domestic and foreign tourists.
The tourism area of Pha Din Pass is
1,000 meters above sea level, and is blanketed with fields of colourful
flowers.
Before arriving in Dien Bien
Province, tourists can relax at Pha Din Pass and take beautiful photographs.
Dinh Van Tuan, a member of the
management board of Pha Din Pass tourism area, said the area plans to become a
place for tourists to stop off and relax, and serve the people of Dien Bien and
Son La Provinces for meetings and cultural exchanges.
It is estimated that thousands of
visitors arrive at Pha Din Pass tourism area at weekends and on holidays..
Pha Din Pass tourism area creates
jobs for 50 local labourers. People have opened stores to rent ethnic clothes
and sell drinks.
The management board of Pha Din Pass
tourism area will be expanded in the future to ensure a growth in tourist numbers.
Pha Din Pass tourism area was put
into operation one year ago, it covers an area of 50 hectares, and is divided
into many recreational areas for tourists.
Many couples choose the area as a
setting for their wedding photographs.
The sunset only lasts for about 10
minutes.
Pha Din Pass is a new and attractive
destination, offering a uniquely memorable destination for tourists.
Source: VOV
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