Ta Chi Nhu Peak

Ta Chi Nhu also known as Phu Song Sung by Thais and Chung Chua Nha by Mongs, is located in the Pu Luong massif of the Hoang Lien Son range. The roof of Yen Bai province is known as the "cloud heaven on earth" and is located in Xa Ho commune, Tram Tau district. It was first visited by tourists in 2013 and is known as "cloud heaven on Earth." The purple flowers of chi pau continue to dominate the last days of autumn. "Chi pau" means "don't know, don't understand" in the local Hmong language, and refers to the pale purple flower that blooms for months on end along the mountainside, enticing many tourists.

The Chi Pau flower, with its distinctive purple color, is one of the "specialties" of the Ta Chi Nhu mountains and forests. When you visit Ta Chi Nhu between the end of October and the beginning of November, the scenery of the hills covered in extremely poetic purple will take your breath away.

You will reach the summit of Ta Chi Nhu after a somewhat difficult and arduous journey. Especially from the top of the hill, you can interact with the floating clouds. The clouds are gentle, drifting as if they were silk, smooth and floating. The mountains looming in the distance blend in with it. When you come here, you will undoubtedly feel very excited, as all of your difficulties and fatigue will have vanished.

Height: 2,979 m
Location: Tram Tau District, Yen Bai Province.