Most of people in Ha Giang, a province located in northwestern part of Vietnam, are from ethnic minority groups such as Mong, Pu Meo, Pa Then, Lo Lo, Phu La, La Chi, Co Lao, Giay, and Giao.
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Comes along with a wild, pure and mysterious beauty, Dong Van stone plateau has been recognized by UNESCO as one of a remarkable site and the first global geological park of Vietnam. 
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Ha Giang is not only well known for its  panoramic view of the majestic mountain and the typical habits and customs, but also for its food specialties. Among many special dishes which is made natural ingredients with a distinctive cooking method what should we buy when visiting Ha Giang is a big question for many tourists.
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Although they may prevent Ha Giang’s commercial economy from growing, there exist many an element of tourism development. With favorable natural factors, combined with traditional cultural values, Ha Giang can develop various forms of cultural tourism and ecotourism such as climbing, cave and historical and cultural relic exploration.
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As a matter of fact, Ha Giang is one of the top wonderful tourist attractions in the northern region of  Vietnam. Let’s once come to this gorgeous place to be astonished by the magnificence of nature of the land that marks the farthest north point on the Chinese-Vietnamese border.
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Khau Vai love market is well-known among foreign tourists for its “one of a kind feature” stirring up their desire to explore their self-love stories.
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Despite being a remote province, Ha Giang still wins the hearts of travel lovers with the majestic beauty of mountains and forests in Tay Bac and it comes as no surprise that tourists are enraptured by its natural charm in 4 seasons. 
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In December, 4th, 2018, UNESCO has passed through its final resolution to officially approve Cao Bang Geopark as the UNESCO Global Geopark. Thanks to this approval, Cao Bang Global Geopark has become the second Global Geopark of Vietnam, only after Dong Van Karst Plateau Global Geopark of Ha Giang province. 
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Following Mr. Than, a photographer in Dong Van, I headed to Ma Pang village (Thien Huong village). Lying along the two sides of the road to the village were a cliff and an abyss. What’s more, that the mountain was so high as if they could meet the clouds made me think of "a sky gate" of Dong Van. Staring into the distance, I could totally catch sight of scenic curved roads on the moutain.
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