Tuyen Quang
Tuyên Quang
Tuyen Quang
Tuyên Quang
The administrative center of a province in northern Vietnam, combining pristine nature reserves with a deep historical heritage.
Northern Vietnam
City
Ecotourism
Tuyen Quang is a city located 150 km northwest of Hanoi, serving as a gateway to the unique natural ecosystems and historical sites of northern Vietnam. The region is famous for the Na Hang-Lam Binh nature reserve, centuries-old temples, and caves preserving traces of settlements dating back up to 10,000 years. This place is ideal for those who want to experience ethnic minority traditions and witness the incredible landscapes of primeval forests.
Key facts
- Population
~104,645 people
- From Hanoi
150 km, 3–4 hrs
- Best season
November — April
- Climate
Monsoon subtropical
- Are looking for authentic Vietnam
- Love hiking and pristine nature
- Are interested in history and archaeology
- Are looking for a beach holiday and the sea
- Expect developed resort infrastructure
- Plan a trip at the peak of the rainy season (May–October)
The dry season with comfortable temperatures, ideal for visiting nature reserves, forests, and waterfalls without the risk of frequent rains.
Main spots
Major attractions include unique natural sites and cultural monuments of national significance.
Na Hang-Lam Binh Nature Reserve
surroundingsHa Temple
centerPhien Man Cave
surroundingsInteresting places around
On site
- How to get there
3–4 hours by car from Hanoi
- Connectivity
4G available
- Safety
High
- Visit temples during festivals (February 10–16 by the lunar calendar) to see the Mother Goddess procession.
- Keep in mind that August is the peak of the rainy season—bring waterproof clothing and shoes.
- In the mountains during winter, temperatures can drop to around 0°C; plan your clothing according to the weather.