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Explore the Vietnamese Jungle and Rice Fields with Me
On the last day of November, we decided to take advantage of the autumnal sun and emerged on a hike to a nearby village Khuổi My, Hà Giang, Việt Nam. Khuổi My village is home to the “Dao Áo Dài” (The Long Shirt Dao People) minority ethnic group and is located at the edge of…
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Explore the Stunning Scenery of Ha Giang on Foot
Here is a full day of exploring Ha Giang on foot, from visiting waterfalls, crossing rice fields to petting animals.
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Ha Giang: Asia’s leading Regional Cultural Destination by the World Travel Awards (WTA)
Over the past few years, Vietnam has become one of the top destinations for travelers of all ages. Thanks to its affordability, great food, friendliness of locals, and the ease of travel it is no wonder many choose Vietnam as their holiday destination. Most people usually start their journey either in Hanoi or Ho Chị…
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Preserving Identity: The Ethnic Diversity of Ha Giang
Picture this: the early morning sun barely cresting the jagged horizon, as mist curls lazily around terraced rice paddies. This is Ha Giang, Vietnam’s northernmost province, where mountains cradle centuries of stories, and each village is a world unto itself. Here, over 20 recognized ethnic groups live and thrive, their customs both rooted in the…
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Exploring Ha Giang’s Vibrant Sunday Markets
In the northernmost reaches of Vietnam, the dawn of Sunday is more than a mere daybreak; it’s the beginning of a weekly ritual that breathes life into the region. Ha Giang’s Sunday markets—colorful, bustling hubs set against the dramatic backdrop of highland landscapes—are not only spaces for trade, but serve as vital arteries of social…
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