• Thiên Hương - Thien Huong is a century-old Giay ethnic village celebrated for its ancient banyan tree and traditional earthen houses adorned with yin-yang tiled roofs. Situated in a tranquil valley near the Chinese border, the village invites visitors to enjoy a serene walk along stone paths, past low fences, and through vegetable gardens. The locals maintain strong spiritual traditions, with a sacred communal altar dedicated to village-wide ancestral worship. This destination provides a glimpse into Giay culture, distinctive architecture, and the leisurely pace of life in a less-traveled part of Dong Van.
• Pố Lổ - Po Lo is a tranquil H’mong village encircled by limestone mountains and cornfields. As visitors stroll through, they will encounter traditional earthen houses, locals engaged in farming or tending to livestock, and children at play. The path meanders past vegetable gardens, stone fences, and scenes of simple daily life. It’s an excellent spot to experience authentic H’mong culture away from the tourist trail. Guides will share stories about clan life and local customs while guests enjoy the serene rural ambiance.
• Má Ú - Ma U is a picturesque H’mong village surrounded by terraced fields and forested hills. Visitors often enjoy a light picnic here while observing daily life—elders weaving hemp, children fetching water, or farmers laboring in the fields. The gentle walk offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. This final stop is ideal for cultural reflection and peaceful moments before heading back to Dong Van.
• Dong Van - * After lunch, embark on a trek of approximately 3 km back to Dong Van, passing through some of the region’s most scenic terraced fields.

• The tour concludes around 15:00 – 16:00 at Dong Van town.

• Má Pẳng - Ma Pang – Deo Gio Viewpoint
  This scenic viewpoint along the Ma Pang – Deo Gio ridge provides a stunning panorama over the Nho Que River as it winds through the valley below. From this vantage point, visitors can see remote Tay villages on the slopes of Quang Ba and even catch a glimpse of the border ridgeline with China. The area is peaceful and seldom visited, making it an ideal spot for a tranquil photo opportunity. Guides will highlight landmarks and share stories about the local geography, border culture, and ethnic diversity of the region.

• Guide
• Entrance fee
• Lunch
• Tea and coffee
• Bottled water
• Trekking poles

• Tips and insurance travel

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