Son La is gradually becoming a tourist destination. Sapa's appealing attractions include its pristine natural terrain and abundant natural tourist resources.

Moc Chau Plateau

   Moc Chau Plateau is a district in Son La province with an average elevation of 1050 metres, known for its moderate temperate environment and excellent farmland. Moc Chau Plateau is not only blessed with natural beauty, but it is also a cultural melting pot with wonderful food and many festivals. As a result, Moc Chau welcomes travelers throughout the year.

    White mustard flowers bloom from late November to early December and cover much of the Moc Chau Plateau. Plum and white apricot blooms bloom between the end of December and the beginning of January the following year. This is an ideal time for travelers who want to see beautiful blossoms. In March and April, Moc Chau is decorated with white ban flowers. Plums are ready in May, and you may gather them.
     Peaches ripen throughout the months of June and July. Despite the lack of blooms in August, the lush green tea hills are visible. In early September, the Moc Chau Plateau celebrates Moc Chau Independence Day. This is a large festival that draws people from both domestic and international locations

Ta Xua

   Ta Xua is a hilly location in Son La province's Bac Yen district, where the Mong people have traditionally lived. Tourists may view clouds from Ta Xua's peaks and cliffs. The best time to search for clouds in Ta Xua is from October to April. Visitors to Ta Xua may capture stunning photographs at sites like the dinosaur spine in Hang Dong, turtle head rock, and Ta Xua primeval forest. 

Mong Village

    Mong Village is part of the Hua La commune, Son La town, and Son La province. Apricot blooms, plum blossoms, and banyan flowers grow in spring, and the chilly temperature makes bathing in hot springs excellent. A hot spring may be found 5 kilometers southwest of Mong Village center. The water source here is beneficial to skin health and can treat some skin problems. When you visit Mong Village, you may also learn about Thai traditional culture. In addition, you will be able to experience local specialties.​

Hong Ngai

    Hong Ngai is a tiny hamlet in Bac Yen town, Bac Yen district, Son La, primarily populated by Mong people. Currently, Hong Ngai preserves its untamed characteristics, in keeping with its fundamental nature. Visitors to Hong Ngai will be able to view the stunning mountain and forest beauty along the way. Visitors may also go cloud hunting in the high mountains early in the morning. Northwestern cat apple season is from August to September, and it is used to soak wine or vinegar.

Ngu Dong Ban On Moc Chau

   Ngu Dong Ban On, a system of five caverns, was found in 2006. The approach to the cave is challenging, so it preserves its natural wild and mysterious aspects, making it ideal for those who enjoy exploration.
   To reach here, you must also navigate small and dangerous roads. The Ngu Dong Ban On complex consists of four major caverns on the same hill, with the fourth cave lying independently to the left and relatively far away. If you want to look at it all, you ought to give it one day.

    The best months to visit this cave are April through July and September through December.