Located at the highest point of the sacred northernmost area of the country, the National Historical Site Lung Cu Flagpole is a sacred symbol of the sovereignty of Vietnam, situated in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang province.

• Viewed from a distance, Lung Cu Flagpole stands proudly atop the Dragon Mountain, with the red flag and yellow star fluttering proudly in the wind.
• Looking down the mountain, Thien Pa field spreads over 10 hectares, embracing the entire Dragon Mountain, with rows of earthen-walled houses, ancient yin-yang tiled roofs of the Lolo Chai village and the Mong ethnic people. These are the inhabitants living right at the foot of the flagpole.

It can be said that every step on the terraced fields leading to Lung Cu Flagpole, we experienced various emotions. The higher we climbed, the more mystical the beauty of Lung Cu became.

Dong Van town is famous for its ancient stone streets, a place where travelers can learn about the history and culture of the ethnic groups.

• From the city of Ha Giang, it is about 100 km to Dong Van ancient town.
• When stepping into this street, visitors will admire an extremely nostalgic architectural style with two-story houses full of ancient charm. Above are the yin-yang tiled roofs, a typical architectural style in the houses of the northern mountainous people.
• Not only exploring the mossy and ancient houses, but visitors to Ha Giang also immerse themselves in the lively life of Dong Van ancient market.

Dong Van Ancient Town in Ha Giang is indeed an interesting destination with many poetic and romantic places to visit.

King H'Mong's Palace (Vuong family's palace) is situated at a heavenly altitude in Sa Phin commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang province.

• The palace belongs to the Vuong family and was constructed in the late 19th century, featuring a unique architectural style that combines various cultural backgrounds.
• With this geographical layout, the entire structure is protected by mountain arches called tortoise shell screens, providing excellent defense during intense wartime.
• King H'Mong's Palace is an intriguing stop amidst the fascinating nature of Ha Giang, with its pristine mountains and picturesque landscapes.

If you have the opportunity to visit, explore this palace to immerse yourself in the nostalgia and appreciate the merits of King H'Mong's anti-enemy efforts.