Rare view of Ha Giang from above

Panoramic view of green Ha Giang

From Hai Phong, Tran Trung (Andy Trung), a photographer who loves to travel , traveled more than 400 km to Tuyen Quang (old Ha Giang) to "hunt" for beautiful scenery of the rocky plateau. There were months when he came here several times. Seen from above, Tuyen Quang was covered in green. The Nho Que River was quiet, lying between rocky canyons. On days when the temperature dropped, white clouds gently hovered halfway up the mountain. This place is famous for the legendary Chin Khoanh slope, Tham Ma slope, Bac Sum slope, and Ma Pi Leng pass, winding through green forests and terraced fields. In the distance is Pho Bang (old Pho Cao), where houses lie deep in the valley, behind which are often planted a few peach and pear trees to harvest fruit every spring. The people's lifestyle is unpretentious, quietly waiting for tourists to come and understand the pure beauty. "If I could see it with my own eyes, it would definitely be more beautiful. I have been to Tuyen Quang many times but never get bored. I chose to take photos from above, an angle that I think best shows the beauty of this place," he said.

Deep inside Lung Cam cultural tourism village (Sa Phin commune) is the peace and wildness of the 100-year-old brick houses of the Mong, Lo Lo and Hoa people, surrounded by stone fences. According to Tran Trung's description, the village is as beautiful as a painting. The dark brown color of the tiles blends with the gray color of the rocky mountains, the green color of corn fields, sycamore trees, fruit trees...

Coming to Lung Cam, a familiar image that tourists often encounter is Mong women carrying rolls of flax, sitting weaving in front of their houses. Throughout the village, there are the sounds of panpipes and the singing of children wearing floral dresses and carrying baskets on their backs. Here, the locals also sell many typical agricultural products.

Located in the village grounds is the house that was used as a setting for the movie Pao's Story , attracting hundreds of visitors to check in every day. This house was built in 1947 by Mr. Mua Sua Pao - who used to be in the team accompanying the Meo King - with the architectural features of the stone plateau, each item associated with the Mong people has not faded away to this day. "If visitors want to see and enjoy the indigenous culture, the village is a destination not to be missed," he said.