Muong Khuong is a mountainous, border district of Lao Cai province, with many ethnic groups living together. If viewed from above, Muong Khuong appears like a beautiful natural picture, with the endless green scenery of the sky, grass, trees and hills.

The flagpole on top of Co Tien Mountain is a symbolic work of independence, freedom, peace, affirming the sacred sovereignty of the Fatherland; expressing the love for homeland and country of the people of all ethnic groups in Muong Khuong district.

Muong Khuong district center.

Muong Khuong is beautiful and majestic like a watercolor painting.

Not as noisy and bustling as many other lands, Muong Khuong possesses a peaceful beauty, rich in ethnic cultural identity that cannot be found anywhere else.

The picture of the highlands is "painted" by the efforts of the people.

With various investment sources, Muong Khuong has focused on opening new and solidifying the rural road system, facilitating people's travel and transporting agricultural products. Currently, the rate of communes with asphalt or concrete roads to the center of Muong Khuong has reached 100%.

Tea is the main crop, the strength of the locality, bringing stable income to the people. In the coming years, Muong Khuong will continue to expand the tea growing area, implement development support policies, and solve the problem of poverty alleviation for communes with high poverty rates. In the photo: A corner of Thanh Binh tea hill.

National Highway 4D, Lao Cai - Muong Khuong section, is as soft as a silk strip across the mountainside.

The Chay River is one of the three major rivers in the Northwest region. When flowing through different areas, this river also has different names, such as the Green River in Simacai or the La Ho River in Muong Khuong.