Located at an altitude of 2000m above sea level, Y Ty is a highland commune of Bat Xat district, which has a cool climate all year round and is inhabited by the Mong, Dao, Giay and Ha Nhi ethnic minorities. Over a long distance (about 80km) from the city. Lao Cai - Bat Xat - Trinh Tuong - Lung Po - A Mú Sung - A Lu - Ngai Thau - Y Ty, though quite winding and rugged but majestic natural paintings and cultural identities of the unique ethnic groups Unique will give you unforgettable experiences. Let's explore the destinations not to be missed when coming to Y Ty:

Photos of Tourists checking in in Y Ty (Do Hoa)

1. Terraced fields

Terraced fields in Y Ty only cultivate one crop a year and there are two most beautiful times: the flooding season and the ripe rice season. The water season takes place around April every year. The fields are filled with water to start a new crop. No longer carrying in itself the blossoming blossoms of spring, or the golden color of ripe rice in the fall, the beauty of the pouring water season is carved by the giant sun mirrors of the water mixed with the simple and rustic earth color. Desert that beautiful to the surprise. The season of ripe rice is around September every year, the fields like being replaced with new clothes with yellow color somewhere with the smell of ripe rice blended in the wind makes our soul feel relaxed and comfortable to forget the chaos. living.

What could be better than just "hunting clouds" while looking at the ripe rice fields (photo by Nguyen Chieu)

2. The House of Tuong Tuong of Ha Nhi people

Hong Ngai Village is home to many of the most beautiful walled houses in Y Ty. Unlike the typical stilt houses of upland ethnic people, the typical Ha Nhi wall houses are located right on the ground, the walls are made of clay, 40 - 45 cm thick, 4 - 5m high. with two outer and inner rings, the short slope roof is covered with grass but very strong. Seen from above, the houses of the Ha Nhi people are like beautiful giant mushrooms growing on a mountain stream

Reporter of the Ha Nhi people (photo by Manh Cuong)

3. The peak is good

Lanh Lan Peak is located in Phin Ho village, Y Ty commune. With the height of 2860m above sea level, to conquer the peak of Lanh Lan you have to go about 16km. The path is dominated by trails, low grass, quite easy to move. This is the perfect place for mountain climbing to hunt clouds and enjoy the natural beauty especially for those who love adventure, like to explore new lands.

4. Thien Sinh Bridge

Thien Sinh Bridge is located at the end of Lao Chai village, nearly ten kilometers from the center of Y Ty commune - the border between Vietnam and China. The bridge is only about 1 meter short, formerly a natural rock across the deep hollow slot is the Lung Po stream, gradually replaced by a wooden bridge, then built a concrete bridge.

Thien Sinh Bridge

5. Y Ty fair market

Y Ty fair usually meets every Saturday morning. Y Ty fair is attractive by the bustling sound with colorful colors of the traditional costumes of the Mong, Dao, Day and Ha Nhi people. At the fair, all goods are agricultural products or agricultural tools made by the people such as brocade, jewelry, vegetables, etc.The simple goods and display are also rustic and simple. .

Y Ty Fair

Do Hoa