Suoi Giang is located on Hoang Lien Son mountain range, with ideal altitude, cool climate all year round, average temperature ranges from 18-25 degrees Celsius. Fresh, cool air along with majestic mountain scenery makes Suoi Giang an ideal destination for those who want to leave the noisy city and return to nature.
Having the opportunity to visit Suoi Giang in the fall, walking around the small winding roads in the village on the mountainside among the ancient tea hills covered in clouds all year round, visitors will see how magical and poetic the atmosphere is.
Suoi Giang is not only beautiful because of its nature but also because of the unique cultural identity of the Hmong people. The people here are famous for their hospitality and simple life.
Ms. Hong Anh, a tourist from Hanoi, shared: “The first time I came to Suoi Giang, I was really fascinated by the majestic scenery of the Northwest mountains. The winding road between the high mountains leading to the village made me feel like I was entering a beautiful natural painting.”
Suoi Giang is an ideal destination for those who love to explore the nature and culture of the Northwest mountains. The beauty of ancient tea plants, the cool climate, and the unique cultural identity of the H'Mong people will surely leave an unforgettable impression on visitors.
For tourists who have been here, the most special thing is the opportunity to participate in traditional cultural activities such as panpipe dancing, leaf trumpet playing, trying on traditional costumes of the H'Mong people and learning about local customs and practices.
In addition, visitors can also enjoy regional specialties such as thang co, wild boar meat, and grilled stream fish. These are all rich dishes, with the typical mountain and forest flavors and simple but sophisticated preparation methods of the H'Mong people.
Suoi Giang is known as the "capital" of Shan Tuyet tea trees, a special ancient tea tree that grows naturally at an altitude of over 1,300 meters above sea level.
The tea trees are hundreds to thousands of years old, with large trunks and moss covering them. Shan Tuyet Suoi Giang tea has a distinctive aroma, a mild astringent taste, and a golden, sweet tea liquid, providing a completely different tea-drinking experience.
Visitors can also visit H'Mong families in Suoi Giang village to witness the process of harvesting and processing tea by hand, enjoy tea on the spot and buy packages of Suoi Giang Shan Tuyet tea as gifts.
