(HBO) - In recent years, the model of community tourism of Da Bac district built has been attracting domestic and foreign tourists. Besides the community tourism destinations of Ke hamlet (Hien Luong commune), Da Bia hamlet (Tien Phong commune), Sung village (Cao Son commune) has been developing the community for nearly 3 years but is now attractive to visitors for experimenting, discovering the majestic natural scenery of the upland Da Bac.
Domestic and foreign visitors visit,
experience at community tourism attractions in Sung village, Cao Son commune
(Da Bac).
Sung village is located at an altitude of
about 530 meters above sea level, behind is the majestic Bieu mountain range,
at the foot is the terraced rice, stretching along the romantic hillside.
Around the village, there are hiking trails up to the mountain, through
streams, terraces and production areas of the local people. Ms. Ly Sao Mai, the
coordinator of Da Bac Community Tourism Company in Sung Hamlet, said that: in
Sung village, there are 73 households, of which 100% are Dao ethnic group. This
is a place that preserves the traditional cultural values of the Dao Tien
ethnic people and is being preserved and invested to develop the community
tourism. Coming to Sung Hamlet, visitors will not only be able to explore the
local culture, learn customs, traditional customs, architecture of houses and
life of local people but also enjoy national ethnic cuisine, such as:
mountainous chickens, stream fish, forest young bamboo, Can wine, Hoang wine,
etc. Specially, they can experience with the local people through activities
such as rice transplantation, forest planting, husbandry, cooking rice,
fishing.
At present, there are 3 household running tourism
businesses in the village: Thanh Chung, Xuan Lan, Nhat Quy and a showroom
introducing and selling products of Ms. Ly Thi Tien's family. Especially, more
than 90% of households still keep the houses with ground land, traditional
roofs of palm leaves of the Dao ethnic group. The people here still keep and
preserve traditional weaving from the dyeing of indigo, weaving, embroidery of
skirts, dresses, and printing patterns on skirts by beeswax. In addition,
visitors who want to find out more about other attractions can go by motorbike
about 1 hour or walk (there are 3 routes to choose: 6 hours, 10 hours and 13
hours) to Da Bia village. - a community tourism site of Muong ethnic group in
Tien Phong commune. From there, they can take a boat to visit the tourist spots
on the romantic Hoa Binh Lake.
Cao Phong has paid due attention to developing tourism, creating impetus for socio-economic development towards completing the targets set in the resolution of the district’s 28th Party Congress for the 2020-2025 tenure.
A great number of visitors have flocked to tourist attractions in Hoa Binh province in the first lunar month every year to admire the beautiful scenery, fully enjoy the spring atmosphere, and immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere in many localities.
In recent times, Cao Phong District, Hoa Binh Province has focused on promoting tourism development, attracting visitors, and contributing to socio-economic growth.
In the early days of the Year of the Snake, visitors flocked to Yen Phu commune of Hoa Binh’s Lac Son district to experience the "Xuong Dong" (going to the field) festival, the largest celebration in the Muong Vang region, which is closely linked with the Mai Da Lang Vanh (the stone roof of Vanh village) archaeological site, which has been recognised as a special national relic site.
On the occasion of the Lunar New Year, visitors from near and far are eager to come to the mountainous district of Da Bac to have unique cultural experiences such as learning to wrap traditional cakes of ethnic minorities, practicing writing ancient Tay characters or immersing themselves in the Tay melodies.
Tan Lac has great potential for tourism development. In addition, the Provincial Party Committee issued Resolution No. 13-NQ/TU, dated October 17, 2022, on building the highland communes in Tan Lac district into provincial-level tourism areas by 2030, with a vision to 2050. However, according to the assessment, implementing the goals in the spirit of Resolution No. 13-NQ/TU has had limited results.
