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The village is located in the rugged plateau of Ha Giang province and is recognized as one of the most secluded villages in the northern part of the country. When you visit the village, you can easily see the flagpole, which is approximately 1.4km away. Situated at the base of Dragon Mountain, Lo Lo Chai village has been home to the H’mong and Lo Lo ethnic groups for several decades. Unlike modern skyscrapers or bustling commercial centers, Lo Lo Chai preserves the rich cultural heritage of the Highland communities in the scenic Dong Van Karst Plateau. Each season, the village presents its own unique and marvelous appearance. Photo: Thuy Linh Each season, the village takes on its own magnificent and breathtaking look. In the final days of autumn, it exudes a serene and poetic beauty that captivates every traveler who sets foot here. Along the pathway leading to Lo Lo Chai, vibrant patches of orange daisies bloom splendidly, providing numerous picturesque spots for photo

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