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Pa Vi community tourism village is located in the middle of the mountains and forests, a Ha Giang tourist destination containing unique architectural features and cultural values of the people on the rocky plateau. Pa Vi tourist village is likened to a blooming flower in the mountains and forests of Northeastern Vietnam. Let's follow Asia King Travel to explore the beauty of this village in the article below!
Pa Vi Hmong Village is located in Pa Vi Commune, Meo Vac District, Ha Giang Province. This is a unique tourist destination that attracts many visitors. The village has a total area of about 46,000 square meters with 3 main areas including nearly 30 households living. Pa Vi H'Mong Village has a cultural house, an exhibition house and an entertainment area used as a cultural and artistic performance area, promoting the beauty of local people.
Pa Vi Hmong Village is located in Pa Vi Commune, Meo Vac District. Source: Ban Tuyen Giao Tinh Uy Ha Giang
The best time to visit Pa Vi Hmong Village is from September to November and January to April. In autumn, especially from October to November, the buckwheat flowers bloom across the hills, creating a romantic landscape that attracts many visitors. January - February is the time of spring, when peach and plum blossoms bloom, making the village scenery more brilliant. Summer from May to August is also a good choice, with cool weather, green trees, very suitable for exploration and trekking activities.
The best time to visit Pa Vi Hmong Village. Source: Mia.vn
Pa Vi Hmong Village is located about 4km from Meo Vac town center and lies along the tourist route from Meo Vac to Dong Van. To get here, travelers can take a bus or motorbike from Hanoi to Ha Giang City, with a travel time of 6-8 hours. From Ha Giang City, visitors can rent a motorbike or car for the 150km journey to Meo Vac District.
From Meo Vac, it takes only 10-15 minutes to reach Pa Vi Village. Visitors can choose a motorbike or taxi to travel to Pa Vi Hmong Village. Traveling by motorbike to Pa Vi Hmong Village will help you comfortably enjoy the scenery on both sides of the road. Besides, taxis are also very suitable for groups of friends and large families. You should also ask the price carefully before getting in the car to avoid unexpected incidents.
How to Get to Pa Vi Hmong Village. Source: Bao dan toc va phat trien
Pa Vi Hmong Village is surrounded by the characteristic rugged rock mountains of the Dong Van Stone Plateau. The landscape here still retains its pristine beauty with terraced fields, green valleys and small streams flowing around the village.
Each season of the year, Pa Vi puts on a distinct beauty. In spring, peach and plum blossoms bloom throughout the village, creating a brilliant and poetic scene. In summer, the trees are green, the air is fresh and cool. In autumn, the buckwheat fields bloom, attracting many tourists to admire and take pictures. In winter, the village is covered in a magical mist, bringing a wild and mysterious beauty.
Pa Vi Hmong Village is surrounded by the characteristic rugged rock mountains. Source: BQL Cao nguyen da Dong Van
The Hmong people make up the majority of Pa Vi’s population and have preserved many unique traditional cultural traits. Their earthen-walled houses with yin-yang tiled roofs remain intact, creating an ancient architectural space that reflects the essence of the highlands.
One of the most significant festivals of the Hmong in Pa Vi is the Gau Tao Festival, typically held at the beginning of the year to pray for luck, health, and a bountiful harvest. During the festival, visitors can immerse themselves in the lively khen dance, traditional folk songs, and various folk games such as pao throwing, stick pushing, and tug-of-war. This is a time for the community to gather, socialize, and strengthen their bonds.
Additionally, the Hmong in Pa Vi continue to preserve many traditional handicrafts, such as hemp weaving, silver jewelry making, and blacksmithing. The intricate brocade patterns on their handwoven hemp fabrics not only showcase the skill of Hmong women but also tell stories of their daily lives, beliefs, and cultural identity.
Gau Tao Festival. Source: BQL Cao nguyen da Dong Van
Coming to Pa Vi, visitors cannot miss the dishes with the bold flavors of the highlands. One of the outstanding specialties is thang co - a traditional dish of the Mong people, cooked from horse meat, organs and typical spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, star anise. The rich, fatty flavor of thang co when eaten with Pa Vi corn wine will bring an unforgettable culinary experience.
Visitors can also enjoy Men Men (steamed cornmeal), buckwheat cakes, five-colored sticky rice, and a variety of fresh wild vegetables. Especially noteworthy is Meo Vac corn wine, brewed with spring water and traditional herbal yeast, giving it a strong aroma and a slightly spicy taste-perfect for warming up in the cool highland climate.
Thang co. Source: Mia.vn
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With the rise of community-based tourism, Pa Vi has become an attractive destination, offering traditional yet comfortable homestays for visitors. The simple wooden houses, built in the Mong people's architecture, provide a cozy resort space amidst majestic nature. In particular, staying here not only helps visitors enjoy the peaceful space but also creates an opportunity to learn about the lifestyle and customs of the local people.
Visitors can engage in various hands-on activities, such as hemp weaving, preparing traditional dishes, farming, or herding livestock alongside the locals. These experiences not only offer deeper insights into highland life but also create a genuine and immersive connection with the Hmong community.
Pa Vi has been attracting visitors through its traditional yet well-equipped homestays. Source: Kien Truc
Beyond its peaceful village setting, Pa Vi serves as a gateway to some of Ha Giang’s most breathtaking landmarks. One of the must-visit destinations is Ma Pi Leng Pass, one of Vietnam’s “Four Great Passes”. From here, visitors can admire the emerald-green Nho Que River winding through towering limestone cliffs, creating a spectacular natural masterpiece.
Another unforgettable experience is boating through Tu San Canyon, the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia and a true natural wonder. This adventure offers a thrilling yet awe-inspiring journey, as travelers navigate through towering rock walls and immerse themselves in the untamed beauty of Ha Giang’s landscape.
Nho Que river. Source: Du lich Minh Anh
Pa Vi Hmong Village is not only an ideal destination for those eager to explore Hmong culture but also a place where visitors can immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the tranquility of Ha Giang’s karst plateau. If you're looking for a journey filled with authentic experiences, where the pristine beauty of nature blends harmoniously with unique local traditions, then Pa Vi is a must-visit destination.
Pack your bags and head to Pa Vi to create unforgettable memories, discover rich cultural heritage, and embrace the breathtaking landscapes of this stunning highland region!
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