Quynh Nhai’s cultural space, agricultural products, stunning tourism photos showcased

As part of the Quynh Nhai Cultural, Sports and Tourism Week 2026, from February 25–27, a series of displays and exhibitions have taken place at the yard of the Quynh Nhai commune General Services Centre. These included a photo exhibition featuring beautiful images of Quynh Nhai tourism, a showcase of local agricultural and OCOP products, and the Da River fish market.

The Quynh Nhai tourism photo exhibition.

The Quynh Nhai tourism photo exhibition introduces more than 30 outstanding works under the theme “Quynh Nhai – Son La affirms tourism development potential in 2026.” The photographs capture beautiful and impressive moments of the reservoir region, as well as the culture, people, and renewed vitality of Quynh Nhai’s countryside.

Visitors shop at a local agricultural product booth.

The agricultural and OCOP (One Commune One Product) product display area features 15 commercial booths from the communes of Quynh Nhai, Muong Gion, Muong Sai, Muong Chien, and Binh Thuan. These booths showcase typical agricultural products and OCOP-certified items such as oranges, pomelos, fish cakes, fish sausages, honey, stevia tea, lemongrass essential oil, dried bamboo shoots, macadamia nuts, dried small river shrimp, along with brocade textiles and traditional handicrafts.

A viitor purchases Da River fish.

The Da River fish market is one of the most attractive sections, drawing numerous visitors for sightseeing and orders. This year’s market includes nearly 10 booths displaying and introducing specialty Da River fish raised in the Quynh Nhai reservoir, including hemibagrus (ca lang), catfish, grass carp, and carp. In addition, there are commercial product booths and entertainment services to meet the needs of visitors.

Officials and residents of Quynh Nhai commune participate in a community cultural activity.

These activities have helped introduce and promote Quynh Nhai’s distinctive agricultural and aquatic products, attracting residents and tourists for shopping, while opening up many opportunities for linkage and cooperation in economic and tourism development, as well as product sale.

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