When mentioning the northernmost point of Vietnam, most people will immediately think of the Lung Cu Flagpole - a sacred symbol located at the top of Dragon Mountain, where the red and yellow flag flutters proudly. See more
Lộc Ánh Thu
Hello!
Hello everyone, I am Lộc Ánh Thu - a Tày girl born and raised in the old Hà Giang (now Tuyên Quang). To me, my hometown is a place that holds many unique values in terms of culture, people, and nature.
As a content creator, I always want to tell authentic stories about life in Hà Giang: from the familiar rocky mountains, simple dishes, unique customs, to the rustic people and the culture of the ethnic groups here. My love for my hometown is also the reason I joined the BAB Local project as a Tourism Ambassador.
I believe that every land, every locality has things to be proud of. Through BAB Local, I hope to contribute a small part to connect local values with more people - so that visitors come to Hà Giang not just to enjoy the scenery, but also to understand and feel the life, culture, and people here.
I hope that from these small stories, we can together spread the love for our locality and help local values be more appreciated 💛.
The view looking down at Meo Vac town is just as impressive as Phu Cao at Kho Tau - Pa Vi - Meo Vac - Ha Giang. 🫶 Just check the directions and everyone needs to look for Kho Tau Vi... See more
Located on the Happiness Road connecting Dong Van and Meo Vac, Ma Pi Leng Pass is considered one of the "four great mountain passes" famous in the northern mountainous region. At an altitude of nearly 1,500... See more
Nestled among the cat-ear mountains of Lao Xa, the traditional silver carving craft here has been preserved through many generations of the Hmong people in the rocky highlands. To complete a... See more
Nestled in the mountainous region of Quan Ba, Lung Tam is one of the famous traditional craft villages in Ha Giang, where the ancient linen weaving craft of the Mong ethnic people is preserved. See more
Every year, it only meets once, but the Khau Vai Love Market Festival has never been just a market. It is a place where old stories are recounted, where people return to a... See more
I arrived at Lao Xa on a very ordinary day, but the feeling was anything but ordinary. The small village is nestled in the Sủng Là valley, surrounded by... See more
Situated at an altitude of about 1,000 meters, Xa Phìn is a small, peaceful village nestled on the slopes of Tây Côn Lĩnh. I have returned to this place many times, and each time I feel... See more
I arrived at the H'Mong cultural village of Pả Vi on a foggy day, and it truly felt like stepping into a historical film. The village is nestled in a valley, surrounded by... See more
I arrived at Balana Ha Giang on a very ordinary day. I didn't have high expectations, just simply wanted to find a quiet place to relax. But then something kept me... See more
The experience of drawing with beeswax on traditional H'Mong linen is not just about creating a keepsake painting, but also a way to connect with... See more
I have been to Thèn Pả twice, and right from the first time, I felt that this was the place I had been searching for all along. My first impression was a bit... See more
Riding a horse at the foot of the Lũng Cú flagpole, watching the sunrise at the northernmost point of the country - for me, it's not just a simple experience, but a moment... See more
The ancient Shan Tuyet tea trees in Ha Giang, several hundred years old, still stand tall and proud in the high mountain forests 🌱 Every day, they produce tea buds covered in fine hairs... See more
The conical hat is closely associated with the Tay people in Xuân Giang commune, Quang Bình district. The hat is made entirely by hand from materials sourced from the mountains and forests, such as palm leaves and bamboo strips. See more
The conical hat is closely associated with the Tay people in Xuân Giang commune, Quang Bình district. The hat is made entirely by hand from materials sourced from the mountains and forests, such as palm leaves and bamboo... See more