The hamlet has 342 households with nearly 2,000 residents, mainly from the Thai ethnic group, and is one of two exemplary community-based tourism hamlets in Ngoc Chien commune.

Leveraging its potential and advantages such as hot mineral springs, traditional po mu wood-roofed houses, and the distinctive cultural identity of the Thai people, the hamlet has actively developed flower-lined roads, welcome gates, stone walls, and upgraded household surroundings.

These efforts have contributed to creating a green, clean, and beautiful landscape that attracts visitors. Currently, the hamlet has 12 households engaged in homestay tourism services.