Distinctive products displayed at Quynh Nhai Culture, Sports, and Tourism Week

An exhibition of beautiful tourism photos of Quynh Nhai, a space displaying typical agricultural products and OCOP (One Commune One Product) items, and the Da River fish market are taking place as part of the Quynh Nhai district Culture, Sports, and Tourism Week 2025 from February 7-9.

Locals visit the exhibition of beautiful photos of Quynh Nhai district.

The exhibition features 32 award-winning photo works from the Artistic Photography Competition with the theme 'Quynh Nhai - Son La affirms potential for tourism development.' These photos capture beautiful and impressive moments of the river and reservoir as well as the culture, the people, and the new vitality of Quynh Nhai district.

Tourists visit the space displaying ypical agricultural products from Quynh Nhai.

The space displaying typical agricultural products and OCOP items features 70 commercial booths, including 43 booths showcasing typical agricultural products and OCOP products from the district, such as orange, pomelo, fishcake, fish sausage, honey, sweet grass tea, lemongrass essential oil, dried bamboo shoots, macadamia nuts, dried oil fish, frozen Da River fish, deboned fish, and Chieng Khoang glutinous rice.

The booth showcasing agricultural products of Muong Chien commune.
Tourists shop the district’s OCOP products.
The booth featuring distinctive farm products.
The OCOP products of Quynh Nhai district.

The Da River fish market attracts many visitors. This year, more than 10 booths are showcasing and introducing typical Da River fish products raised in the Quynh Nhai reservoir, including lang (hemibagrus) fish, catfish, and carp. In addition, there are also booths for commercial products and entertainment services, catering to the needs of visitors from all walks of life who come for sightseeing, experiencing, and shopping.

At the Da River fish market.

 

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