A charming H’mong house surrounded by cornfields and layered rice terraces, Corn House offers a glimpse into daily rural life in Mu Cang Chai. Here, you’ll see local families working on the terraces, drying corn, and weaving traditional fabrics. It’s an ideal place to learn about H’mong culture and enjoy the peaceful countryside setting.

Trek through a beautiful bamboo forest — a cool, shaded trail that contrasts the open terraces. The sound of the wind rustling through the bamboo creates a tranquil atmosphere as you hike along small village paths. This part of the journey brings a sense of calm and connection with nature, perfect for photo stops and short breaks.

One of Mu Cang Chai’s most famous viewpoints, Mong Ngua Hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of golden rice terraces curving along the mountainside. From the top, you can see a vast valley dotted with traditional stilt houses and winding trails. It’s a highlight for trekkers and photographers seeking the classic Mu Cang Chai landscape.