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Lai Châu is a province in the Northwest region of Vietnam, with an area of ​​9,068 km², ranking 10th in size but with a population of approximately 500,000, ranking 62nd, only slightly more populous than Bắc Kạn, and even having the lowest population density in the country. Lai Châu has a rugged mountainous terrain and a strategically important geographical location for security and foreign relations, bordering Lào Cai, Yên Bái, Điện Biên, Sơn La provinces and Yunnan province of China with a border length of over 265 km. The province has one city, Lai Châu, and seven districts with 106 commune-level administrative units. The license plate number for Lai Châu is 25, and the area code is 0213. The main ethnic groups are the Thái, Kinh, and Mông. During the Lý dynasty, Lai Châu belonged to Lâm Tây Châu and then Lộ Đà Giang; during the Trần dynasty, it belonged to Ninh Viễn Châu; and during the Lê dynasty, it belonged to Hưng Hóa Trấn. In 1831, the province was changed to Hưng Hóa Province. Later, the French colonialists separated a part of Hung Hoa province to establish Van Bu province, later renamed Son La, with Lai Chau belonging to Son La province. In 1909, Lai Chau province was established, separated from Son La province. In 1955, the Thai-Meo Autonomous Region, equivalent to a province, was established. In 1962, this region was separated to re-establish three provinces: Son La, Nghia Lo, and Lai Chau. In 2004, Lai Chau province was divided into Lai Chau and Dien Bien provinces as they are today. Lai Chau is known as a mountainous region with a heavily fragmented terrain and many rivers and streams, making transportation development difficult. Its economic scale ranks 61st. Lai Chau is where the Da River begins flowing into Vietnam, and the province has many hydroelectric power plants, notably the Lai Chau Hydroelectric Power Plant on the Da River with a capacity of up to 1200 MW. In addition, there are border crossings with China, including the planned Ma Lu Thang Border Economic Zone, which is expected to become an important trade hub between Vietnam, ASEAN, and Southwest China. Tourism is a vital economic sector in Lai Chau, boasting numerous unique festivals and tourist attractions such as: Muong Than rice fields, O Quy Ho Pass, Ta Lien Son Peak, Ta Gia Bay, Sin Ho Plateau, Tan Uyen tea hills, Bach Moc Luong Tu, Pu Si Lung Peak, Muong Te Nature Reserve, Pu Ta Leng Peak, Pu Sam Cap cave complex, Si Thau Chai, Pu Dao, Sin Suoi Ho, Dao San Plateau, Heart Waterfall, Na Luong Village, Phieng Tien Village, Tan Uyen tea hills, Khau Co Pass, Nang Han Temple, Deo Van Long Mansion, Le Loi Monument, Vang Po hot springs, Phieng Phat hot springs... Lai Chau specialties include: "Pig carried under the arm," "Goby fish buried in ash," Pa Pinh Top, purple sticky rice, grilled moss, fern salad, Lam Nho, Mong ethnic group's sticky rice cake, pig's intestines stuffed with sticky rice, Doi seeds, Sung Phai corn wine. Dried bamboo shoots... Lai Chau will have the Lao Cai - Lai Chau expressway passing through it, connecting to the Noi Bai - Lao Cai expressway. Interestingly, Lai Chau City, though small, has a rather beautiful urban plan. And especially, Muong Te district in Lai Chau has an area of ​​2,679 km², larger than 18 provinces and cities in Vietnam, equivalent to the area of ​​Binh Duong province. Do you know any other interesting facts about Lai Chau? Please leave your comments! #laichau #dialylaichau #laichauodau #lichsulaichau #dulichlaichau #dacsanlaichau #laichaucogithuvi #laichauvadienbien Music in this Video ***** Fly Breeze by FortyThr33   / fortythr33   Music provided by Montage Music ~~~~~~~~ ➡️ Support FortyThr33:   / fortythr33   https://x.com/FortyThr33music   / fortythr33-43