Key attractions include the “Dinosaur Spine” ridge, the Lonely Tree, Dolphin Rock, Wind Peak, and the grassland plateau. Ta Xua’s winter “sea of clouds” — a rare natural phenomenon — remains the area’s signature draw, luring visitors during the peak season.

The commune is working with relevant agencies to survey and assess its tourism potential, while seeking official recognition for scenic sites such as Sa Mu Peak, U Bo Peak and the so-called “Bermuda Triangle.”

Authorities are prioritising investment capital for synchronised infrastructure development, particularly transport links, stepping up destination marketing and requiring accommodation providers to improve service standards. The measures aim to foster sustainable tourism growth and generate livelihoods for local residents.