Scientists have discovered a remarkable 10-kilometer-long rockslide formation in Le Loi commune, Lai Chau province, Vietnam. The formation has been assessed as significant and unique globally due to its substantial size and distinctive characteristics. Experts believe the site holds potential as a geological tourist destination, combining scientific research opportunities with educational and ecological experiences. This ‘stone dragon,’ as it’s been dubbed, could attract visitors interested in natural wonders and geological formations. Authorities are considering development plans to capitalize on the site's tourism potential. The discovery highlights the rich geological diversity of the region and its capacity for sustainable tourism. Further study will be conducted to fully understand the formation’s origins and preserve its natural state.