Tủa Chùa Night Market (or Night Market) originated from Tủa Chùa Market, which began in 1988 when the district center was moved from Sính Phình to Mường Báng. The market is held from Saturday evening to Sunday morning every week. At the night market, tourists can enjoy and experience traditional, rustic dishes at food stalls featuring famous local products such as "Mountain Goat," "Da River Fish," "Black Chicken," "Piglet," red beans, purple taro, etc.; interact with local artisans and amateur performers through folk songs, dances, and music rich in ethnic identity and reflecting the spirit of the Northwest mountains; and choose and purchase local products and valuable medicinal herbs.

Tủa Chùa Night Market is one of the most famous markets in Điện Biên province, attracting a large number of locals and tourists who enjoy experiencing cultural activities and buying goods. Tourists can learn about, choose, and buy local products such as shiitake mushrooms, honey, dried bamboo shoots, wild apples, wood ear mushrooms, black chickens, Mong Pe rice wine made from corn, and brocade items. The brocade products, meticulously and skillfully embroidered by ethnic minority women, include clothing, fabrics, skirts, scarves, bags, and shoes. Each stitch and pattern has its own unique characteristics, making them perfect gifts. Besides buying and selling goods, the market is also a place for young men and women to meet, get to know each other, and date. Rosy-cheeked girls come to the market to meet young men carrying flutes and pipes; if they like each other, they boldly express their feelings. This is also an opportunity for women who haven't seen each other in a long time to share stories, with moments of joyful laughter that relieve the fatigue of daily labor. Besides shopping, tourists have the opportunity to learn more about the culture of the highlands, take unique and interesting photos for social media, and purchase characteristic gifts from the Northwest mountains.