Unveiling Authentic Ha Giang experiences Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Ha Giang? Discover the magic of this enchanting region with Jungleman Ha Giang and make the most of your day on the Ha Giang loop. From dawn till dusk, immerse yourself in the unique cultural tapestry...Read More

Hmong Palace in Ha Giang is located on the valley that was carefully selected according to feng shui. This is a national monument, recognized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 1993. Hmong Palace in Ha Giang is home to Vuong Chinh Duc and his son Vuong Chi Sinh. Vuong Duc Chinh was a mandarin...Read More

Nestled in the rugged mountains of northern Vietnam, the Rice terrace in Ha Giang stand as a testament to both human ingenuity and the harmonious coexistence of nature and culture. These terraced landscapes, etched into the slopes with meticulous care, not only serve as a means of sustenance for the local communities but also captivate...Read More

New Year Holiday of Hmong People In 30th evening of midnight, they worship family ghosts (ancestors) with a pig, a cock ( a virginial one is the best). After that, they kill the pig and the cock (some rich families can kill a pig for meat in 28th and 29th). The cooked meat is worshiped...Read More

Tay People in Ha Giang have language is widespread within Vietnam, but particularly concentrated in the northern provinces.  Tày is similar to the Nùng language, and has several dialects, including Northern Tày, Tày Trùng Khánh, and Tày Bảo Lạc. It is spoken by the tay people, the largest ethnic minority group in Vietnam (the Kinh are not...Read More