Hoa Binh is a mountainous province in the North. It shares the border with Phu Tho and Ha Tay in the north, Ninh Binh and Thanh Hoa in the south, Ha Nam in the east, and Son La in the west.

The topography is combined by mountains and narrow valleys. The annual average temperature varies between 23 and 25⁰C.

The culture of Hoa Binh combines several ethnic groups with their own languages, traditional literature, and festivals.

Tourists especially enjoy the ethnic specialty dishes including rice cooked in bamboo and grilled meat. At night, visitors can stay in stilt houses at Lac Village in Mai Chau Valley, enjoy watching traditional dancing, music performances (bronze drums, gongs), and Thai minority singing and dancing. The remote Muong, Dao, Tay minority villages draw visitors who like study the life of ethnic groups. Beautiful brocade and forest products are interesting souvenirs.

Mountainous terrain with Thac Bo, Hoa Tien grottoes, Ret Cave, Pu Nooc Primitive forest and many clean springs are suitable for swimming, climbing, walking, and hunting. Visitors are also fascinated by superb beauty of Hoa Binh Hydroelectric Power Plant , the largest one in Vietnam. Boating on Da River is an enjoyable feeling.

For years, Hoa Binh province has contributed noticeably to the general development of Vietnam tourism. The authoritied tourism officers here are doing their best to upgrade the travel services so that they can make the most of their potential and more importantly can introduce their hometown’s beauty to both domestic and international travellers.

Apart from these, scientific tests have shown that the mineral water at Kim Boi Hot Spring is good for drinking, bathing and treatment.

What you are looking for is readily in presence in here. Where is your backpack?