Tuyên Quang Province

Vietnam's northernmost mountain province, including Ha Giang's rock plateau and loop road, one of the country's most spectacular mountain drives.

Tuyen Quang lies in northeastern Vietnam, and after the 2025 administrative reorganization it merged with the former Ha Giang Province, so its territory extends north to the China–Vietnam border. The Dong Van Karst Plateau in the former Ha Giang area is a UNESCO Global Geopark, and Ma Pi Leng Pass, the Lung Cu Flag Tower and the Hmong King's Palace are classic stops on the Ha Giang Loop, with Hmong and Dao villages and markets along the way. Southern Tuyen Quang has revolutionary historic sites such as Tan Trao, as well as hot springs. Buckwheat flowers bloom in autumn (October–November) and peach and plum blossoms flourish in spring; both are popular times to visit. Most people travel here from Hanoi by coach or by driving.

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