Between terraced rice fields, stilt houses, and pristine landscapes, the Tày and Dao villages of Hà Giang captivate travelers seeking authenticity and meaningful encounters.
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Nestled in Vietnam’s northernmost region, Lo Lo Chai village in Ha Giang offers breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Each spring, the village transforms as peach and pear blossoms paint the scenery in soft hues, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and photographers.
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Let’s discover the ancestral skill of hand-weaving linen in the village of Lung Tam with Authentik Vietnam!
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On your next getaway, don’t miss the chance to explore Suoi Thau Plateau, a verdant and enchanting gem nestled within the majestic mountains of Vietnam’s Northwest region
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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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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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Here are our tips to better answer the question "How to get to Ha Giang from Hanoi?" And you can also learn all about the essentials of this captivating land
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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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How are rice terraces carved in Vietnam? Where and when to go to admire them? Certainly, Sapa, Mu Cang Chai and Ha Giang are waiting for you.
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