Lo Lo Chai Village – a peaceful, fairy-tale hiding place in Ha Giang, Vietnam

On the journey to conquer Ha Giang, visitors should not miss the discovery of Lo Lo Chai village. The small village is located peacefully at the foot of the mountain, a destination to heal the souls of young people.

1. Where is Lo Lo Chai Village?

Lo Lo Chai cultural village is located at the foot of Dragon Mountain, according to the territory of Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang province. This place is only 1km from Lung Cu flagpole. Therefore, in the journey to conquer the flagpole at the top of this country, many tourists choose to visit Lo Lo Chai.

Lo Lo Chai village is the main living place of the Mong and Lo Lo ethnic groups since ancient times. To this day, this place still retains many valuable traditional values, becoming a destination for tourists to experience the community culture of the Dong Van Stone Plateau.

2. Ideal time to travel

When the climate of Ha Giang is cool all year round, even in the evening, it is still cold even in summer. Winter here is very cold, some areas appear icy. In general, the average annual temperature of Ha Giang is only about 21-23 degrees Celsius.

Tourists in Ha Giang can visit this place at any time of the year. However, the peak season to welcome visitors from all over the world is still from October to December – the buckwheat season and from January to March – the spring is colorful with wild peach and plum blossoms.

In the summer, from May to June, the village of Lo Lo Chai is somewhat more lively because of the summer sun, the terraced fields are sparkling with pouring water, the trees are also green, suitable to avoid the heat. . You can travel to Ha Giang all year round, depending on your preferences and time.

3. Homestay in Lo Lo Chai

Going to Lo Lo Chai village, visitors can choose to stay at a homestay of local people, explore the daily life of Lo Lo people. One suggestion about Lo Lo Chai Homestay for long-distance travelers is Lo Lo Ancient house located right in the village, friendly with nature, just 800m from Lung Cu flagpole.

In addition, Lo Lo Homestay and Cafe Meo Vac were formerly a cultural house of the Lo Lo people, later renovated in the form of a homestay and still a place for cultural exchange and events of the people.

4. Move to Lo Lo Chai

City. Ha Giang is about 279km from Hanoi, about 6 hours by car. In fact, there are many means of transport to Ha Giang, so you don’t have to worry too much. Due to the long travel time, taking a bus helps you to ensure your health for the next travel journey. Fares for bus routes Hanoi – Ha Giang range from 200,000 – 300,000 VND/person/way.

Traveling by motorbike will take more time and requires visitors to have firm handlebars and check the vehicle before departure. You can go through Nhat Tan Bridge, continue straight on Vo Nguyen Giap Street and then turn onto Highway 2A. On the way to Ha Giang, the backpacker will pass through Vinh Yen city (Vinh Phuc province), Tuyen Quang city (Tuyen Quang province).

If departing from Ho Chi Minh City and the southern provinces, visitors should choose a plane to Hanoi to save the most time. Ticket price is about 1.3 million VND/person/way. After that, tourists continue their journey from Hanoi to Ha Giang as above.

5. Tourist attraction “Nho Que River” near Lo Lo Chai

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Nho Que River flows into our country from Seo Lung village, Lung Cu commune, passes through Tu San Alley and then flows along Ma Pi Leng pass. This living creature always has a jade green color, making people look at it forever. Coming to Nho Que River, visitors do not forget to take a boat to enjoy the feeling of floating, gently, floating on the river is also very interesting.

Đăng bởi: Phụng Nguyễn Ngọc Kim