Keeping the mountains and forests in the northernmost part of the country, Lo Lo Chai village, where the majority of the Lo Lo people (one of the very few ethnic groups in Vietnam) live, appears peaceful, poetic, and ancient with hundred-year-old houses, walled houses, yin and yang tile roof, stone fence. The beautiful scenery in Lo Lo Chai is also created by the year-round flower seasons such as: Peach blossoms, plums, pears, cabbage, buckwheat, wild chrysanthemums and other landscape flowers.
Lo Lo Chai village almost still retains the cultural features from ancient times, from the material and spiritual life of the Lo Lo people in the Stone Plateau; the architecture of the house is presented with roof tiles and troughs; traditional boat professions such as embroidery, carpentry,... to traditional festivals such as: Forest God Worship Ceremony, New Rice Celebration, New House Celebration and especially Folk Dances.
The walled houses of the Lo Lo people have brown earthen walls located low behind the stone fence, which not only brings beauty in the highlands but also shows the simple but no less solid house-making techniques of the highland people. The houses here are mainly built of clay and clay, The fence wall is erected of stone.
In order to be suitable for tourism, households have renovated and made additional closed cleaning, convenient for tourists to eat and live, but do not affect the exterior and overall architecture. The homestays are arranged in a traditional style, with a drinking table system, and a spacious common living space. Ancient artifacts of the Lo Lo people are also displayed in the rooms, creating closeness and friendliness.
For convenience, guests who come here can book rooms and order rice on Facebook, Zalo. Business households update daily on the declaration of miscellaneous and temporarily absent on their own groups. Homestay rental prices in Lo Lo Chai currently range from 150,000 VND to 800,000 VND per night, depending on the dorm room or private room. The rooms are clean.
The famous café that tourists to Ha Giang often visit to enjoy and feel the culture of the highlands is called "Northernmost Coffee". This is also an extreme "virtual life" spot that any guest wants to stay when visiting.
Coming to Lo Lo Chai, you can see young girls and even middle-aged women wearing their ethnic costumes. Among the branches of the Lo Lo people, the most beautiful and colorful costumes are those of the Lo Lo Hoa people with the main black color. The costumes of Lo Lo women, no matter which group they belong to, are always present and shine like the soul and character of the Lo Lo people living in the rocky plateau for hundreds of years.
According to VnE