The walking street here sells tickets for 60,000 VND/adult as promised to enter the walking street space with many places to have fun and visit.
Here, the shops sell all kinds of goods to satisfy the diverse needs of tourists. From clothes, accessories, scarves with the colors of ethnic minorities in the Northwest to local culinary specialties such as buffalo jerky to chestnut cakes, green tea cakes, and dried persimmons. Visitors can also sit and sip a cup of coffee or a smoothie while enjoying the highland music night taking place on the big stage.
Tonight, after the community dance of the tourists, the actors and artists of the Thai and Muong ethnic groups showed their talents on stage with music and dance that combined the melodious and the calm. The ending was a bustling bamboo dance, mobilizing tourists to join in...
Those who like to learn about regional culture can visit the Northwest Cultural Museum, which displays many objects of historical and cultural value, recreates the fire of ethnic minorities, or introduces farming tools... Young people who like to take photos to check-in can visit the Japanese old town film studio, where the colors of the land of the rising sun can be seen through kimonos, cherry blossoms and lovely lanterns that are cleverly arranged.
The walking street has a play area for children and artificial snow spraying at certain times of the week to attract tourists. Along with the weekend markets in Chieng Di 1 and Chieng Di 2, rose gardens, plum gardens, lotus ponds... Moc Chau walking street has contributed to attracting tourists to this sunny and windy highland.
