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The lush green Long Coc tea hills amid the mountainous landscape have become a highlight of experiential tourism associated with tea-growing areas. VNA Photo: Tạ Toàn
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Quy Le green tea products are branded and packaged in modern designs, helping increase the value of locally grown tea. VNA Photo: Tạ Toàn
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A consumer scans a QR code to trace the origin of a tea product, demonstrating the application of digital transformation in promoting and marketing agricultural products. VNA Photo: Tạ Toàn
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Local residents harvest tea on the hillsides, preserving the traditional tea-growing profession while promoting sustainable agricultural development. VNA Photo: Tạ Toàn
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Tourists visit and experience the Long Coc tea-growing area, helping promote Phu Tho's distinctive tourism image. Photo by courtesy/VNA
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Minh Dai Commune has identified tea as a key crop associated with community-based tourism development. VNA Photo: Tạ Toàn
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Homestay and resort models amid the tea-growing areas in Long Coc Commune have helped enhance the value of the landscape and diversify local livelihoods. VNA Photo: Tạ Toàn
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The Minh Dai tea-growing area in Phu Tho seen from above, with residential areas, tea hills and an increasingly developed transport network. VNA Photo: Tạ Toàn