Hớn Quản, Rural district in Bình Phước Province, Vietnam.
Hớn Quản is a rural district in southeastern Bình Phước covering roughly 664 square kilometers, comprised of thirteen communes and the administrative township of Tân Khai. Agricultural lands and rubber plantations characterize the landscape, with farming serving as the primary livelihood across settlements.
The district was established in 2009 through administrative restructuring, when it was separated from the neighboring Bình Long district. This reorganization created an independent administrative unit with its own governance and services.
The district's communities maintain strong ties to agricultural traditions that shape daily rhythms across all thirteen communes and the township. Local practices centered on farming and land stewardship remain woven into how people organize their communities and spend their time.
The district is most easily accessed through Tân Khai, the administrative center where visitors can find information and essential services. Visitors should expect a rural setting with limited urban facilities, so planning around outdoor exploration and local guidance is recommended.
The district specializes in rubber cultivation at roughly 101 meters elevation, with extensive plantations providing steady income for many families. This focused agricultural sector has shaped the economic identity of the entire area.
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