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		<title>Make fabric from hemp</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This is the residence of the H’Mong ethnic group famous for hemp weaving, indigo dyed and painted beeswax. Hemp fields have been harvested for just over two months. H’Mong people &#8230; ]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is the residence of the H’Mong ethnic group famous for hemp weaving, indigo dyed and painted beeswax. Hemp fields have been harvested for just over two months. H’Mong people cut them and dried them for processing into fibers. When separating the hemp shells, the woman’s hand must be very clever for hemp with equal thickness and not broken halfway. These bundles of fiber have only remaining fiber after being grinned and then rolled into large fibers. After several times boiling with ash water and once boiled with beeswax, the linen was white and softer.</p>
<p>H’Mong people usually weave with a wooden frame. The cloth was washed several times for the white after woven. Then the cloth is spread over a round log, and they use a slab of beeswax to slide it until the fabric is flat. Making good linen is the pride of every H’Mong woman, so they are always careful in every step. Therefore, they have formed very strict conventions such as abstinence from men approaching when women strap the yarn into the frame because the yarn is broken and misplaced. The fabric is rough, it needs to be washed several times, soaked ash and dried so as to bring the garment. A good fabric is smooth, white, and small yarns… You always feel soft and cool when wearing.</p>
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		<title>The Hmong King’s Palace</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The Hmong King’s Palace is located in Xa Phin Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province, and far from Dong Van District about 24 km. This is a unique and &#8230; ]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Hmong King’s Palace is located in Xa Phin Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province, and far from Dong Van District about 24 km. This is a unique and beautiful architecture of this plateau. The entrance to the palace is just sloping, paved with large square stone. The palace is surrounded by two walls built of stone, about 60cm to nearly 1m, 2.5 to 3m high.</p>
<p>The inner ring is thicker and firmer than the outer ring. Both rounds are arranged in many holes tomorrow. The land between the two walls is about 50m wide, planted. The palace has 10 houses, 6 houses in the same direction, the other four are in the other direction. The main house facing the gate. The houses are made of precious wood from columns, trusses, floors, walls.</p>
<p>Hmong Kings named Vuong Chinh Duc, who was a mandarin of Dong Van area in the 19th century of Vietnam. He became rich because of selling opium and weapon with the Chinese and French army. He has the power and was respected by Hmong ethnic groups in this mountain area because he helped Hmong people have food and kept independence during French colonic time.</p>
<p>After that, his son supported Vietnam revolution and was a good friend of Ho Chi Minh – the first Vietnam president. Now his house was opened for tourists. If you like history, you can listen and learn so much history story of this building, the life of Hmong people in Dong Van in the French colonic period. It’s also interesting Ha Giang attractions.</p>
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		<title>Meo Vac Sunday Market</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Meo Vac market is located in a valley surrounded by mountains for hundreds of years. The markets open every Sunday, is the convergence of cultural quintessence of the ethnic minorities &#8230; ]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Meo Vac market is located in a valley surrounded by mountains for hundreds of years. The markets open every Sunday, is the convergence of cultural quintessence of the ethnic minorities in the stone plateau of Ha Giang. Meo Vac market contains unique features is different from any market, it attracts hundreds of domestic and foreign visitors. This is a unique attraction that can’t miss when traveling Ha Giang.</p>
<p>People come to the Meo Vac market not only to buy and exchange goods but also to meet friends. Meo Vac’s food market sells very special dishes for indigenous peoples and visitors.</p>
<p>On the market day, every member of the H’Mong family usually goes to the market. Here visitors can buy animals that are barely sold in the lowland like mountain goats and wild pig. The variety of costumes and the food left an impression to each visitor. They bring products such as: buffalos, cows, pigs, chickens, brocade, wine … In addition to the purpose of trading, a market is also a meeting place for people</p>
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		<title>Experience authentic culture with the Tay ethnic minority</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Well known for its rustic beauty with 100% of the population of the Tay minority people, Thon Tha Village is an attractive destination not only to domestic tourists but also &#8230; ]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well known for its rustic beauty with 100% of the population of the Tay minority people, Thon Tha Village is an attractive destination not only to domestic tourists but also to international tourists. Visiting the village and you will have a wonderful time getting to know the locals in the village, getting to see a part of the local customs and probably having a chance to try to harvest rice and cook Vietnamese food. You will have one night staying away from the crowds to participate in village life and truly feel the warmth and hospitality of these incredible people.</p>
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