Nestled in Phu Linh commune, Tuyen Quang province, Noong lake spans across the villages of Noong 1 and Noong 2. This natural freshwater lake covers an area of up to 80 hectares during the rainy season, shrinking to around 20 hectares in the dry months.

Throughout the revolutionary leadership process, our Party and State have consistently attached great importance to thrift practice and wastefulness combat, considering it a regular, urgent, and long-term task.

From the headquarters of the Tan Trao Commune People's Committee, it takes visitors just about 2 kilometers to reach the nearly 100-hectare tea-growing area in Vinh Tan Village (Tan Trao Commune). Here, tea is cultivated in a concentrated manner on high hills shaped like upside-down bowls. From this point, wandering on the winding concrete road at the foot of the hill, visitors can check-in the green tea hills.

In the 2025 winter-spring crop, Tuyen Quang province aims to cultivate around 48,000 hectares of rice, with a projected average yield of over 60 quintals per hectare. At present, farmers are busy preparing the soil and transplanting rice seedlings, creating a bustling atmosphere.

The following are indispensable destinations in Tuyen Quang for tourists:

BHG - Just 13 days after the Politburo issued Resolution 68, the National Assembly followed with Resolution 198 with special policies to promote the private economy, demonstrating the determination to make this sector the most important driving force of the national economy.

From May 30 to June 18, visitors to the Lung Cu National Flag Tower will be restricted to the waiting area at the foot of the site, as access to the tower itself is temporarily closed for maintenance.

The investment policy for the first phase of the Tuyen Quang – Ha Giang expressway project, covering the section that passes through Ha Giang Province, has just been revised and approved by the provincial People's Council.

BHG - Nestled at the foot of the majestic Rong Mountain, about one kilometre from the Lung Cu National Flag Tower, Lo Lo Chai Village appears like a peaceful painting amid the stone plateau. This is the shared homeland of the Lo Lo and Mong ethnic minority communities, who have lived here for generations. The culture of the Lo Lo people is vividly expressed through traditional patterns such as fish and dragons, reflecting a life constantly shadowed by water scarcity. The wish for “dragons to spout water” is not only a simple wish but also a heartfelt message conveyed in every pattern and every house in this remote northernmost land of the country.

BHG - The project on connecting the Suu Stream water supply system to the central water reserve reservoir of Phong Quang Commune is being accelerated to meet people’s expectations. This is a project of practical significance, helping to protect water sources for planting, protecting forests, fighting drought, developing agriculture and forestry, while at the same time providing domestic water and ensuring environmental sanitation for Phong Quang Commune (Vi Xuyen) and Ha Giang City.

BHG - British travel magazine Time Out has just announced its list of the 44 most beautiful destinations in the world for 2025, with Vietnam proudly represented by two locations including Hoi An and Ha Giang.

BHG - According to official figures, Ha Giang Province welcomed 146,200 tourist arrivals during the April 30 – May 1 holiday, marking a 2.3% increase compared to the same period in 2024.

BHG - ‘Men men’ (maize cake) is not only a familiar dish in the villages of the Mong ethnic people in Quan Ba District but it is also a testament to the diligence and creativity of the local community.

BHG - The People’s Committee of Ha Giang Province held a conference on April 14 to discuss plans to reorganise commune-level administrative units in the province.