Hanh Phuc Commune - where beauty lives up to its name

Hanh Phuc Commune in Lao Cai Province was established through the merger of Tram Tau Township and Xa Ho, Hat Luu and Ban Cong communes. With majestic natural landscapes, distinctive ethnic cultures and substantial tourism potential, this land whose name means "Happiness" is making a lasting impression on visitors.

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Terraced fields in Hanh Phuc Commune.

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Sunrise over Hanh Phuc Commune.

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The centre of Hanh Phuc Commune.

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The harmony of nature, culture and people gives Hanh Phuc Commune its distinctive appeal.

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Beautiful scenery and distinctive local culture give Hanh Phuc an advantage in developing community-based and ecotourism. Photo: Tuan Vu

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Cu Vai Village is often likened by visitors to a "fairyland" amid the vast forests of the Northwest.

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Hanh Phuc captivates visitors not only with its landscapes but also with traditional cultural values preserved across generations. Photo: Tuan Vu

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Traditional blacksmithing of the Mong people. Photo: Tuan Vu

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Many visitors, especially young people, came to the Hanh Phuc Commune Party Committee headquarters to take commemorative photos with the locality's meaningful name.

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Simple homes, highland markets, traditional crafts, festivals and the everyday customs of Mong, Thai and other ethnic communities create a vivid portrait of local life and enrich the visitor experience.

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The innocent smiles of children in Hanh Phuc Commune. Photo: Tuan Vu

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A Thai ethnic woman in traditional dress.

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Source: Pham Bang (Lao Cai Online Newspaper, Thursday, July 9, 2026 - 06:00 GMT+7)

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