The ancient stilt houses, the chimes, the flute sounds, the costumes, the traditional production tools, plus the pristine and mysterious natural beauty of the highlands... All have created a friendly Na Luong for domestic and foreign tourists.

Located more than 7km from the 4D National Highway, Na Luong village, Na Tam commune, Tam Duong district is the residence of 91 households and nearly 500 people of Lao ethnic people. With typical customs, living habits, traditional brocade weaving and production methods of wet rice cultivation and maize cultivation, Na Luong village is being considered as a convergence of favorable factors and conditions. to develop community-based tourism, associated with national culture.

After about 20 minutes on the winding road winding around the mountainside, visitors will be overwhelmed by the natural scenery here. In the golden sunlight of the late afternoon, the Nam Mu line at the beginning of the village sparkles in the sun like silver. Looking down from above, striking visitors is the golden rice field in the harvest season. Na Luong appears with the ancient houses on stilts, the clouds of blue smoke in the afternoon are reflected in the shadows of ancient trees.

The attraction comes to visitors from the beginning of the village when they have to cross the precarious suspension bridge, feeling floating and wandering in the mountain wind. On the trail leading to the village through the field of harvest, the smell of straw seems to bring visitors back to the countryside in their childhood. As soon as you arrive in the village, visitors will hear the sound of clicking echoes throughout the village. Under the floor, at the top of the house is the silhouette of a black-toothed Lao girl, wearing traditional clothes, plying on the loom.

Coming to Na Luong village, in addition to experiencing the daily production and labor life of the people beside the terraced fields, the almost pristine forest or the rich, diverse flora and fauna. Guests are also immersed in the typical cultural space, tradition. The beautiful costumes, the glossy black teeth of the girls to the ancient folk dance songs with the sound of the trumpet, the flute or the custom of splashing water (Bun Voc Nam) during festivals, holidays, weddings... Everything seems to blend together to create a unique, friendly and hospitable Na Luong.

This is the first village of Lai Chau province to be "ranked" in the region, voted by industry insiders, and included in the list of destinations by the National Administration of Tourism in the "Northwest Arc" tourist route.