Lai Chau Provincial Museum is located in Tan Phong Ward, Lai Chau City, Lai Chau Province. The current museum is not only a place to store and preserve the cultural values ​​of the ethnic groups in the province, but also a place for people to visit, study, and learn the history of the ethnic groups as well as the local people. the formation and development of the province.

By the end of 2019, the Provincial Museum has over 31,000 artifacts about national history and culture. Among them are valuable artifacts such as TaBa cloth beaters and many stone and bronze artifacts dating from 3,000 to 4,000 years old. In particular, there is a version of the national treasure of Le Loi Beer, which has been transcribed from kanji and translated into meaning, is on display at the display house of the Provincial Museum, for tourists from all over the world who have not had the opportunity to visit the beer. The original Le Loi (which is being located on the campus of King Le Thai To Temple in Nam Hang commune, Nam Nhun district) can be admired and learned here.

It is known that the exhibition hall of the Provincial Museum has an area of ​​200m2, the system of exhibits is divided into 5 contents: Exhibition on natural history and people of Lai Chau; culture of ethnic groups in Lai Chau province (divided into 3 cultural regions: lowland, middle, and high); displaying the National Treasure of Beer Le Loi; pictures of scenic spots, historical - cultural relics, potential strengths of the province and displays of achievements in economy, culture - society, education and history of the province. Thereby, step by step meet the needs of propaganda, introduction and education of the cultural and historical traditions of the ethnic groups in the area.

Lai Chau Provincial Museum is a public unit under the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Lai Chau province. Lai Chau Provincial Museum is one of the places that should visit the experience of any visitor when coming to Lai Chau, because it contains useful information about the land, people and cultural values. .