Bao Lac is not far from the border with Guangxi, China. This rural district is home to 50,000 residents who mainly live in remote villages without water and electricity supply. It is considered one of the farthest and poorest regions in Vietnam. However, in contrast with the poor living standards, Bao Lac has a lot of potentials to develop tourism. Lying along the poetic Gam and Neo River, this upland district is enchanting with pristine and majestic natural settings. In addition, the unique cultural space of a borderland seems to create a vivid beauty and immense vitality for Bao Lac. The are is the living space of Lo Lo ethnic community who are very skilfull at making bronze drum, a treasure of each family only used in funerals. Visiting Khuoi Khon village, inhabited by black Lolo will offer the interesting experience like living amidst nature, enjoying rustic food or learning about their unique culture.