Indigenous tourism in Vietnam’s northwest
VOV.VN - Indigenous tourism provides fascinating insights into the life, art and history of some of the globe’s longest surviving cultures, having inhabited Vietnam’s northwest for centuries.
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Lung Po Village is located 70km from central Lao Cai City. Here visitors can explore the rich cultural traditions of the Mong ethnic people, known for their hospitality and great cuisine. |
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The Muong Hum Market at the Bat Xat District of Lao Cai Province held every Sunday is another great destination to engage the vibrant cultural lifestyle of ethnic minority people such as the Giay, Dao, Mong and Ha Nhi. |
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Home-stay at the Ban Den Tay ethnic minority village of about 200 households and 1200 inhabitants at the Ban Ho Commune in the Sa Pa District of Lao Cai Province is an ideal way to get a first-hand look at the daily life of the local people. |
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Visiting the Lao Chai village in Lao Cai Province is an excellent way to get an up close view of the lives and culture of the black Ha Nhi ethnic people. Tourists are often amazed at the scenic beauty of their terraced rice fields. |
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Located within the area of Muong Hoa Valley, about 8 kilometres from Sa Pa Town in Lao Cai Province, the Ta Van Commune is an ever popular destination for those who want the adventure of a memorable homestay in the home of the Giay ethnic people. |
