In the solemn setting of the National Exhibition Center (Hanoi), Tuyen Quang’s pavilion stood out at the national achievements exhibition themed “80 Years of Independence – Freedom – Happiness.”

Trang Da persimmon (Nong Tien ward) is recognized as a 3-star OCOP product. The harvest season lasts from late August to September each year. The ripe persimmons are red and juicy. Their skin is as thin as silk. Once tasted, the sweetness melts on the tongue, offering a delightful taste experience to diners.

In August, Tuyen Quang seems to wear a new coat, vibrant with colors and full of vitality from its key projects. On the construction sites, everyone is racing against time with the determination to turn blueprints into reality, building the infrastructure of the future.

After the merger, Tuyen Quang police quickly established 37 service points for ID card and VNeID account issuance. The move marks a breakthrough in administrative reform, cutting travel time and costs for residents, especially in remote and mountainous areas.

At more than 2,400 meters above sea level, the Tay Con Linh special-use forest, known as the roof of the Northeast, unfolds in majestic, pristine beauty. Behind that splendor are the quiet efforts and sacrifices of rangers who safeguard its greenery.

July is a time when millions of grateful hearts turn toward the heroic martyrs who laid down their lives for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland. In the sacred land at the northernmost tip of the country, the Vi Xuyen National Martyrs' Cemetery stands solemnly amidst the mountains and forests, like an epic carved in stone.

BHG - Just over ten kilometres from the centre of Ha Giang City, Khuoi My Village in Phuong Do Commune is like a fairyland left in the middle of the mountains and forests. At an altitude of nearly 1000m, Khuoi My is covered in fog all year round, lightly covering the roofs, fences, and slopes, causing the entire village to appear as if it is drifting through layers of clouds.

BHG - As one of the ethnic groups that still preserves many elements of indigenous culture, the Tay people in Phuong Do Commune (Ha Giang City) continue to celebrate Doan Ngo Festival (the 5th day of the 5th lunar month) in a pure and undiluted manner.

BHG - Nestled deep within the forests of Tham Luong Village, Du Gia Commune, Yen Minh District, Du Gia Waterfall is fast becoming a hotspot for international tourists.

BHG - Nestled at the foot of the majestic Rong Mountain, about one kilometre from the Lung Cu National Flag Tower, Lo Lo Chai Village appears like a peaceful painting amid the stone plateau. This is the shared homeland of the Lo Lo and Mong ethnic minority communities, who have lived here for generations. The culture of the Lo Lo people is vividly expressed through traditional patterns such as fish and dragons, reflecting a life constantly shadowed by water scarcity. The wish for “dragons to spout water” is not only a simple wish but also a heartfelt message conveyed in every pattern and every house in this remote northernmost land of the country.

BHG - The People’s Committee of Cao Bo Commune, Vi Xuyen District, recently organised the ‘Heritage Tea Land’ Festival 2025, attracting the participation of leaders of Vi Xuyen District, local people and visitors.

BHG - On March 27-28, the traditional fish-catching festival of the Dao ethnic group took place in Nam Dam Village, Quan Ba ​Commune, Quan Ba District. Hundreds of locals and tourists immersed themselves in the vibrant atmosphere, participating in sacred rituals and unique folk games.

BHG - After a month of construction, the construction of Quan Ba District General Hospital is accelerating.

BHG - Visitors to Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District during the New Year celebrations, will be attracted by the vibrant pink colour of cherry blossom trees against the cold weather.