Ta Chai village has 104 households, of which 100 are Phu La people.

The Phu La ethnic group also has other names such as Xa Pho, Bo Kho Pan, Mu Di Pan, Va Xo Lao, Pu Dang. Although they have different names, Phu La is still the official name of our State for this community.

In Phu La families, women often embroider and sew clothes for family members.

Phu La people's costumes are colorful with the main tones being blue, red, pink, and yellow.

Phu La girl shy in front of the camera.

Phu La women are very hard-working. They are good at farming and also take care of housework.

The lush green vegetable garden is tended by Phu La women.

The beauty of Phu La Ta Chai women in production labor.

Horses are familiar pets in Phu La families in Ta Chai.

Phu La women have skillful hands. The patterns on traditional costumes are all created by women and are considered to be some of the most beautiful and unique patterns among ethnic groups.

The Phu La people in Ta Chai village are interested in preserving and passing on the traditional embroidery craft to the next generation.

Happy smiles of Phu La children in Ta Chai village.

Phu La children in Ta Chai are cared for and looked after. During the summer break, they can freely play familiar games such as jumping rope, hide and seek...

In addition to receiving attention and investment from the Party, State and local authorities, the Phu La community in Ta Chai is also very hard-working and productive. They are actively contributing to building their homeland to become more and more prosperous.

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