Ngu Dong Ban On - a system of five caves deep underground, located in Ban On village, Moc Chau town, Son La province.

• Cloaked in a wild and mysterious beauty, Ngu Dong Ban On is included in the list of extremely attractive tourist destinations in Moc Chau.
• Although the road to visit Ngu Dong Ban On is challenging, the scenery on both sides is incredibly beautiful. The narrow and winding dirt road adds an extra challenge for those who love exploring new paths.

If you love to explore this beautiful land, don't forget to visit Ngu Dong Ban On to admire its pristine beauty.

Ban Ang Pine Forest is famous as a pristine tourist destination in the highland region of Moc Chau.

• It is located 2 km from the center of Moc Chau town on National Highway 43. Covering an area of over 43 hectares, including tall green pine forests, stretching over the brown-red hills and a cool lake in the Northern region.
• When visiting Ban Ang Pine Forest, you can freely walk, enjoy the scenery, camp in the forest, cycle around the lake, or paddle a boat to enjoy the cool air and magnificent nature. Especially in the early morning or late afternoon, the lake is covered with a layer of mist, creating a mystical atmosphere.

Known as the "Blue eyes of the Northwest mountainous forest," Ban Ang Pine Forest is a Moc Chau tourist destination that you cannot miss.

Moc Chau Heart-shaped Tea Hill, also known as Taiwan Tea Hill, is located in On village, Moc Chau town, Moc Chau district, Son La province.

• The highlight of Moc Chau Heart-shaped Tea Hill is the heart-shaped tea bushes created by the skillful hands of the workers on the farm.
• In March-April, when the weather is warm and sunny, the tea also sprouts new shoots, creating an overall view of the green garden after the first tea harvest. If you love the romantic beauty and want to admire the blooming flowers like apricot blossoms, plum blossoms, the ideal time is January to February.

With the typical cool weather of the Northern region and many trees, Moc Chau Heart-shaped Tea Hill always gives tourists a feeling of relaxation, closeness to nature when visiting. Completely different from the crowded and bustling center of the district, here, there is always a peaceful, gentle, but equally romantic beauty.

Tau Cave Moc Chau (Primitive Village) is a village of the H'Mong people that still retains its pristine and peaceful charm amidst the majestic mountains, making it an ideal destination for enthusiasts seeking unique experiences in their journey through the Northwest region.

• Located in Chieng Hac commune, Moc Chau district, Tau Cave Moc Chau (Primitive Village) is home to around 22 households of H'Mong people. It is considered one of the untouched places resembling a miniature plateau amidst the Northwest mountains and forests.
• During the spring, visitors will encounter rows of plum blossoms showcasing their beauty alongside cornfields. In late autumn or early winter, the area is adorned with countless flowers blooming in succession.
• However, it is advisable not to visit Tau Cave Moc Chau (Primitive Village) during the rainy season, around July to August, due to slippery and muddy roads, making transportation challenging.
• True to its name, this "primitive" village completely lacks electricity, phone signal, Wi-Fi, or any tourist services.

Visit Tau Cave to return to the roots and indulge in unforgettable and unique experiences.