Then Pa Village

Located at the foot of the Lung Cu Flag Tower in Lung Cu Commune, Then Pa Village has preserved the traditional cultural identity of the H’mong people, reflected in its rammed-earth houses, yin-yang roofs, and stone fences. The village boasts a peaceful and rustic charm, attracting both domestic and international visitors.

Situated beneath the national Lung Cu Flag Tower, Then Pa Village is home to the H’mong people, forming a distinctive settlement in Vietnam’s northernmost border region.

The preservation of rammed-earth houses and yin-yang roofs by local people has played an important role in the village’s tourism development.

Local people have adapted their traditional homes into homestay facilities, generating stable income through community-based tourism.

Coming here, tourists experience a lot of local people’s daily life activities such as drawing beeswax, corn wine cooking, ‘men men’ (cornmeal) making, etc.

The village’s bungalow and homestay facilities retain traditional H’mong architectural designs, harmoniously blending with the picturesque landscape and indigenous culture.

Visitors are immersed in the rhythm of the daily life of the H’mong people in Then Pa.

The joy of the local community is evident in their journey toward sustainable tourism development, which has contributed to improving their living standards.

Today, Then Pa stands as a destination that not only preserves ethnic minority cultural identity but also opens new pathways for development.

Luu Khiem