Bảo Thắng

The district covers 651 square kilometers of land at an elevation of 153 meters, encompassing fourteen distinct administrative subdivisions including townships and rural communes.

The Lý dynasty established Bảo Thắng in 1059 as part of their administrative strategy to strengthen control over northern territories of Vietnam.

Local communities maintain agricultural festivals throughout the year, with each of the fourteen communes preserving specific traditions related to rice cultivation and harvesting.

The district capital of Phố Lu connects to major regional transportation routes, facilitating movement between communes and neighboring areas of Lào Cai Province.

The population density of 160 people per square kilometer creates a balanced distribution across agricultural lands, residential areas, and natural spaces.

Location: Lào Cai

Elevation above the sea: 153 m

GPS coordinates: 22.36667,104.13750

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:55