Mỏm Cá Heo is a distinctive natural rock formation located in Tà Xùa commune, Bắc Yên district, Sơn La province, Vietnam. It features two large rock slabs resembling the shape of a dolphin's head swimming amidst a sea of clouds. The rocks are covered in patches of moss, creating a wild and pristine beauty that harmonizes with the majestic surrounding landscape of Tà Xùa.

Thác Nàng Tiên (Nang Tien waterfall) is located in Van Ho, Son La, Vietnam known for its beautiful landscapes and waterfalls.

Son La is a province in the Northwest region of Vietnam. It borders Laos to the south. The province covers an area of 14,123.49 square kilometres and as of 2019 it had a population of 1,248,415. The population includes Black and White Tai ethnic group.

Cầu Kính Bạch Long (Bach Long Glass Bridge) is a famous tourist attraction located in Son La, Vietnam. It is a glass-bottomed bridge that offers visitors a thrilling and unique experience with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Thác Dải Yếm, also known as the Dai Yem Waterfall, is a picturesque waterfall located in Moc Chau district of Son La province, Vietnam. The waterfall is situated in a lush forested area and is surrounded by stunning scenery, including hills, mountains, and rice fields.

Dong Son Moc Huong (Hang Dơi), also known as Moc Huong Cave, is a natural cave located in the Moc Chau plateau in Son La province, Vietnam. The cave is known for its stunning limestone formations, including stalactites and stalagmites, which create a unique and otherworldly atmosphere.