Lung Cam Cultural Village

Lung Cam cultural village is home to the Mong, Lo Lo, and Han ethnic groups, with the Mong making up 85% of the population and preserving many important traditions. Visitors also can explore an ancient land with a rich history dating back over a century. 

When you arrive, you'll be greeted by the unique beauty of the rocky plateau, with rolling mountain ranges extending far into the horizon. It's a beautiful sight to see colorful flower gardens next to golden-tiered fields and green cornfields. The young men and women dressed in bright brocade outfits are a lovely touch that brings this beautiful scene to life.

How to get there

Address: Lung Cam Village, Sung La Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province.

Lung Cam cultural village (Source: Luhanh) 

After traveling by motorbike or car to Ha Giang City, you can easily rent a motorbike and head about 120 km towards Yen Minh and Dong Van Old Quarter. Lung Cam Cultural Tourism Village is located just 25 km north of Dong Van District, making it easy to reach from National Highway 4C. Be on the lookout for a signpost along the highway that will guide you to this amazing cultural village!

Best time to come 

If you have the opportunity to visit Ha Giang, be sure to check out Lung Cam Cultural Tourism Village! This place has a beautiful charm, with rocky plateaus and lush green mountains all around, creating a truly breathtaking natural scene.

The entrance gate of Lung Cam Cultural Village (Source: Ethnic News)

The best time to visit Lung Cam is from December to March, when spring brings the beautiful white blossoms of plum and apricot trees, along with bright yellow mustard fields.

If you go between September and November, the buckwheat fields will be in bloom, covering the hills in a beautiful pink color. This is a great place for photographers because every moment is perfect for catching and full of artistic charm.

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Things to do in Lung Cam Cultural Village 

Check-in with the Flower Fields

As you stroll down the picturesque roads, you'll happily discover fields of buckwheat, mustard flowers, and an array of wildflowers in full bloom. This lovely highland region is filled with vibrant blossoms and enhanced by the beautiful traditional clothes of the Mong and Lo Lo people, making it even more charming.

The buckwheat flower season in Ha Giang at the end of the year (Source: Mia)

The flower fields in Lung Cam are a popular spot for visitors, showcasing a lovely and colorful scene, it's also backdrops create an ideal atmosphere for taking amazing photos.

Explore Traditional House Architecture

The houses in Lung Cam are roofed with yin-yang tiles, which have gradually become covered with green moss, offering them a delightful ancient and rustic charm that’s hard to come by anywhere else. Many of these homes have been around for almost a hundred years, keeping the charm of traditional beauty alive.

The rammed house is decorated with local items in Ha Giang (Source: Luhanh)

The main materials used in construction are rammed earth for the walls, locally made tiles for the roof, and wood. Even the surrounding fences are made from natural resources found in the area. This gives each house its own special and unique character by the builder. As you wander around Lung Cam, you'll freely discover traditional Hmong-style houses showcasing their wonderful architectural designs.

Visit "Pao’s House"

Among the many houses in Lung Cam, Pao’s House is the favorite spot for tourists to visit. This house, once a famous film set and now lovingly preserved, draws in many visitors eager to explore and snap some photos. It's definitely a must-visit place in Ha Giang, often featured in Instagram posts by both local and international travelers.  

Pao’s House in the Lung Cam cultural village (Source: Vietnamnet)

Every corner of the house, including the stone fence, wooden gate, and tiled roof, along with wooden beams, stays beautifully preserved through the years. The house has a two-story design with sturdy earth walls, making it nice and cool in the summer and cozy in the winter. Inside, there's a little stone-paved courtyard that acts as a drying area. As you stand in the courtyard, visitors can admire the overall beauty of this century-old architectural 

Nearby Attractions to Lung Cam Cultural Village  

Tham Ma Pass: Known as one of the most scenic mountain passes, this winding road is a must-conquer route for travelers heading to Dong Van. It's especially appealing to those who love the thrill of navigating winding roads.  

Tham Ma Pass near Lung Cam Cultural Village (Source: Sinhtour)

Dong Van Ancient Town: A charming historical quarter with over a hundred years of history. Visitors can enjoy coffee at an old-town cafe, admire the traditional highland culture, and immerse themselves in the lively weekend market.  

Dong Van Old Quarter (Source: Ha Giang)

Lung Cu Flag Tower: At this iconic landmark, visitors can take in stunning panoramic views of Ha Giang’s beautiful mountains and the small villages tucked away in the valleys below.  

Lung Cu Flag Tower (Source: Lili travel)

Conclusion  

Lung Cam Cultural Village is a fantastic place to check out while you're in Ha Giang. The peaceful charm, ancient beauty, and rich Hmong cultural heritage will surely create wonderful memories for every traveler.

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