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Explore Lo Lo Chai - A fairy tale village at the beginning of the Fatherland

When mentioning Ha Giang, surely the first place you think of is Dong Van stone plateau or Lung Cu flagpole, but few people know that right at the foot of the flagpole there is a beautiful village like a fairy tale. That is Lo Lo Chai - a proud place of Ha Giang people and becoming increasingly attractive in the eyes of tourists.

The most beautiful photo hunting spots in Dong Van - Ha Giang

Currently, Dong Van is one of the tourist destinations that attracts many tourists who love to explore new things. Dong Van is the gathering place of the Nung, Tay and Mong ethnic groups, so coming here you will not only visit nature but also explore the cultural features here in the most interesting way. The most suitable place to visit Dong Van is from November to January of the following year because this is the time when the flowers and forests are most beautiful.

Bath remedies of the Red Dao people of Sa Pa

The bathing medicine of the Red Dao people also has a legend; That is, I don't know when, every last day of the year, the Dao people go to the forest to pick medicinal leaves to cook bath water for the whole family. And whenever I work a lot, feel tired, have a change in the weather, have headaches, have a hoarse throat, travel long distances, have leg pain, arm pain... I take a herbal bath.

Peach blossoms bloom on the Ha Giang rocky plateau

Every spring, thousands of wild peach trees bloom on the Dong Van rocky plateau. It is no coincidence that backpackers and photographers have the most beautiful words praising spring on the rocky plateau

War Remnants Museum 2024

To preserve the heroic evidence of the Vietnamese people in their struggle against invading forces, at the same time to denounce crimes and highlight the devastating consequences of the war of aggression, January 4 September 1975 The US-Puppet Crime Exhibition House was opened to the public. After that, the US-Puppet Crimes Exhibition House was renamed as the War of Aggression Crimes Exhibition House (November 10, 1990) before becoming the War Remnants Museum (July 4, 1995). .