Mòng Village
Mong Village (Ban Mong) is a great destination for people who look for a new and interesting ecotourism site.
House scattered in the village
This captivating cultural village is located in the Hua La district of Son La province, Vietnam.
Upon arrival at the village, tourists will immediately notice the distinctive scenery, which includes breathtaking mountains and rivers. The mountains of varying heights form a striking range that resembles a dragon embracing the Nam La River. Coffee trees, pine trees, plum trees, apricot trees, and bamboo cover the slopes of the mountains. The village is also surrounded by pristine forests filled with valuable hardwoods and vibrant orchid flowers. Every spring, apricot flowers, plum flowers, and Ban flowers bloom, competing with one another to showcase their beauty across the landscape. Additionally, yellow bees flit about, dancing joyfully among the flowers, enhancing the picturesque scenery of Mong Village.
Ethnic home and cultivation area
It’s important to note that the village does not become quiet and dreary in the winter. In fact, winter is the season for Vong Gai flowers to bloom, filling the forest with radiant red hues. Experiencing the crisp winter air while soaking in a hot spring tub, surrounded by the vibrant red stilt houses and blooming Vong Gai flowers, will undoubtedly create memories that last a lifetime.
Useful Information
- Location: Mòng Village
- Best for: Family, couple, solo
- Entrance: Free
- Hours: All Day
- Distance to city center: 0.5km (0.3 mi)
Son La Former Prison & Museum
Son La Prison is regarded as one of the most famous places, with a no less notorious name “Hell on Earth” to describe the frightened brutality of French colonialists to Vietnamese prisoners here.
Son Moc Huong Cave
Son Moc Huong Cave is often referred to as Moc Chau Bat’s Cave.
Moc Chau Highland
MocChau Highland situates 1050m high above the sea level. About 200 km to the North-west of Hanoi, this highland is 80km in length and 25km in width
