Lung Cu Peak (Ha Giang)

A Quick Look

Visitors are drawn to the breathtaking mountains shrouded in clouds, the iconic Flag Tower atop Dragon Mountain (Long Son), the scenic terraces of local residents, and the serene Lo Lo Lake. Winter months, especially from December to February, can be frigid, providing tourists with the unique opportunity to experience snow blanketing the forests and mountains in the area. This picturesque scenery has made Lung Cu a popular winter destination for those seeking a winter wonderland experience.

Of Culture and Nature

The Lung Cu population is composed of various ethnic groups, each showcasing their distinct cultural, spiritual, and traditional practices. Most locals engage in rice cultivation on captivating terraced fields, while the Mong and Lo Lo communities continue to uphold traditional textile techniques. The rich cultural tapestry of these ethnic groups attracts many travelers eager to learn about their unique customs and traditions.
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Numerous cultural elements from these ethnic groups have been influenced by Vietnamese culture, such as the famous silver drum of the Lo Lo, which is derived from the historical Dong Son bronze drum. Additionally, Lung Cu is renowned for its distinctive culinary offerings, including corn liquor, honey-hued spirits, and “Thang Co,” a hearty soup made from various animal parts, such as pork, beef, and horsemeat. These culinary delights offer a flavorful glimpse into the region's rich heritage.

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