Spanning from Tu Le and Mu Cang Chai to Sa Pa and Ban Lien, Lao Cai Province is actively connecting its renowned terraced field areas into a single tourism route. Linking these destinations encourages longer stays for visitors and generates greater benefits for local residents, fostering sustainable tourism development.

The Kho Gia Gia festival holds profound spiritual meaning for the Ha Nhi ethnic community. It is a time to honour the deities who safeguard the village, and to pray for favourable weather, abundant harvests, and a peaceful life.

Pham Thi Thanh Tra, Secretary of the Party Central Committee and Deputy Prime Minister, together with members of the 16th National Assembly delegation, met with voters in Lao Cai Province on May 5 to report on the outcomes of the first session of the 16th National Assembly (NA).

Following the reorganisation of administrative units, and building on added heritage resources and rich cultural spaces, localities are harmoniously combining the preservation and exploitation of traditional values, gradually developing cultural industry products to serve tourism development.

Temperatures at the peak of Fansipan (Lao Cai Province) dropped below zero on the morning of January 7. Combined with rainfall, the cold caused the water to freeze, forming ice that blanketed the area in white.

On December 31, Sa Pa Ward (Lao Cai Province) held the opening ceremony of the cultural space “Sa Pa – Quintessence Convergence”. This activity is part of Sa Pa’s events welcoming the New Year 2026, aiming to introduce and promote the locality’s tourism resources and distinctive tourism products, while boosting the attraction of domestic and international visitors.

The H’Mong Khen Festival, the To day Flower Festival, and a series of activities welcoming Spring 2026 are scheduled to open at 7:30 pm on January 3, 2026, in the highland locality of Mu Cang Chai.

The 25th Viet Nam–China International Trade Fair (Lao Cai) is taking place on November 19 - 24, at the Kim Thanh Exhibition and Fair Centre, Lao Cai Ward, Lao Cai Province, according to information announced on November 19 by the Organising Committee of the fair.

The Red River – Lao Cai Festival 2025 officially opened in Lao Cai Province on November 19, marking an important cultural–economic–diplomatic event.

The 16th Lao Cai provincial People’s Council elected Nguyen Tuan Anh as Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee for the 2021–2026 term, with 88 out of 88 votes in favour during its fifth session on November 14.

Scaling the summit of Ta Chi Nhu, located in Hanh Phuc Commune, Lao Cai Province, offers a deeply rewarding adventure for travel enthusiasts in search of a destination where flowers bloom, clouds linger, romance unfolds, and challenges forge unforgettable memories.