Tin tức mới nhất về: Son La province

(DTTG) - In the northern highlands, the period spanning late August and early September marks the most beautiful time of the year. Local communities have just finished harvesting the spring maize crop, while the rice plants are turning a golden hue, a sign of abundance, awaiting the moment of full ripeness to be gathered and stored in the granaries. Students have just a few days left to enjoy the remainder of summer before the start of the new school year. This is also the time when Mong villages bustle with excitement to celebrate Independence Day on September 2nd.

(DTTG) - In Muong Lum village, Muong Lum commune (now Chieng Hac commune, Son La province), Mr. Hoang Van Men holds no official position at the commune or village level; yet, whenever the village needs to mobilize support, raise awareness, or resolve issues arising within the community, the residents always listen to what he has to say. This is because he is a respected figure and, above all, someone who leads by example, demonstrating to the community that the tasks he undertakes are entirely within their own capabilities.

(DTTG) - Once every three to four years, the Dao Tien people in Doan Ket and Tan Yen communes, as well as Thao Nguyen and Van Son wards (Son La province), celebrating the Pung Hieng festival, also known as the Ha Nien festival. The festival takes place from the 29th day of the last lunar month through the second day of the Lunar New Year. Through the festival, the worship of ancestors and deities along with the spirit of clan and ethnic solidarity is preserved and promoted.

(DTTG) -A top of Pha Det Peak in On Oc Village, Chieng Hac commune, Son La province, ancient Shan Tuyet tea trees stand silently, enduring as "living witnesses" to the passage of time. Between the year-round cool climate and enveloping mist, the local cluster of ancient tea trees serves not only as a precious ecological asset but also as a foundation for building a brand and fostering sustainable economic and tourism development.

(DTTG) - Despite being a mountainous border province, Son La province has risen to become the largest fruit-growing region in the North and the second-largest in the country. The province is striving to become a processing hub for agricultural products for the Northern Midlands and Mountainous region.

(DTTG) - Approximately every 3-4 years, the Pung Hieng Festival, also known as the Lower Year Festival, is organized by the Dao Tien people in the communes of Doan Ket, Tan Yen, Thao Nguyen and Van Son in Son La province. The festival takes place from the 29th day of the lunar year to the 2nd day of the Lunar New Year. Through the festival, the belief in ancestor worship and deities, along with the spirit of family and ethnic unity is preserved and promoted.