With its rich natural scenery and diverse climate, every season is beautiful.
Hong Ngai has truly become an attractive destination for many tourists.

Hong Ngai village is home to the Mong, Dao, and Ha Nhi ethnic groups, with the Mong people making up the majority. A visit here will allow you to experience the daily life of the locals, participating in activities such as harvesting rice, cooking, embroidery, and weaving.

If you have the opportunity to visit Hong Ngai, you will learn about its customs and traditions.
the extremely unique cultural characteristics of the people here

Hidden amidst the swirling mist are the incredibly impressive and distinctive rammed-earth houses of the Hmong people. These houses boast a unique traditional architecture passed down through generations. Despite the moss-covered walls and centuries of weathering, these houses stand tall against the elements, enduring the test of time and bearing the strong imprint of the Hmong culture of this region.

A corner of Hong Ngai village

As you wander along the trails in the villages, winding along the mountain slopes from one village to another, you'll admire the cornfields and terraced rice paddies, their golden hues a breathtaking sight. At dawn and dusk, when the temperature drops and mist and clouds blanket the mountains, creating a truly magical scene, you'll feel as if you've wandered into a beautiful, ethereal sea of ​​clouds.

A Phu Cave

Located about 4km from the center of Hong Ngai commune, A Phu Cave is the most prominent destination you can't miss. This place not only holds historical but also cultural value, inspiring many writers, poets, and musicians to compose novels and love songs deeply rooted in the Mong ethnic identity of Bac Yen district, such as "A Phu's Wife and Husband" by writer To Hoai; and the song "Song on the Mountain" by musician Nguyen Van Thuong…

A Phu Cave, also known as Tham Cop Cave, means "Frog" in the Thai ethnic language, because the eastern side of the cave resembles the mouth of a frog snapping at its prey. The cave is located in a mountain range, surrounded by primeval forest. In front of the cave are vast, verdant fields stretching as far as the eye can see. Inside the cave, you can easily find perfectly round pebbles, black rocks with artistic patterns that shimmer like gold, or stalactites sparkling with gold dust. A stream flows along the cave floor from west to east, its water clear and cool. It truly is a unique and majestic natural landscape.

From the mountaintop, looking out into the distance, Hong Ngai appears like a sea of ​​clouds.

This place not only boasts picturesque scenery, but also the warm hospitality of its people, expressed through flavorful meals featuring bamboo-cooked rice, corn cakes, and other dishes made from mountain produce, leaving you with an unforgettable impression.

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