INOX FLAGPOLE

CITY ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER. STAINLESS STEEL FLAG
 

The administrative center of the city is considered as the face of the whole province, but Lai Chau city still makes many people come here surprised by the scale and beautiful architecture of this center. Built on a high hill, open space of about 5 hectares, surrounded by People's Square, Cultural Convention Center of Love, beautiful green lawns, clean asphalt roads and areas The population is synchronously planned. Lai Chau stainless steel flagpole.

2. PEAK CHU VA
 

On the way from Tram Ton (Sa Pa) towards Lai Chau about 10km, you will both be driving on the majestic pass of O Quy Ho, and watching the unique peak of Chu Va mountain in Son Binh commune, Tam Tam district. Duong, Lai Chau province. This peak has not been tried by any tourist, very rarely, there are indigenous people who come to the mountain to collect medicine because of the mossy road, very slippery and very strong mountain wind.

3. MEASURE THE BOX
 

No need to argue about the grandeur of this nearly 50km long pass, O Quy Ho deserves the title "First Northwest Pass" given by visitors. The pass is a natural boundary between Lai Chau and Lao Cai provinces with most of the territory located on the side of Tam Duong and Lai Chau districts, the rest is on the misty Sapa town of Lao Cai.

5. READY HIGHLANDS
 

A place where the scenery is like a fairy, with clouds floating in the sky, the trees and the simple leaves roof appear in harmony between the mountains, it is Sin Ho plateau - the place like the second Sa Pa in Vietnam. Sin Ho has many potentials for tourism, because there are beautiful landscapes like O rocky mountain, Tien cave and valuable historical sites.

4. WAY OF COAL COAL
 

Connecting Mu Cang Chai and Yen Bai districts with Than Uyen and Lai Chau districts is a vast, picturesque Muong Than field, shimmering colors in the flooding season, and yellowing of the sky in the season of ripe rice. The Muong Than field is worthy of the famous saying "Nhat Thanh, Second Lo, Tam Than, Tu Tac" about the most beautiful rice fields in the Northwest.