The House of Pao surrounded by buckwheat flower gardens and wooden fences, the atmosphere here is peaceful and charming. It served as the main filming location for the famous movie “The Story of Pao.” Since then, it has become a popular check-in spot for travelers from near and far.
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Stepping inside, visitors can feel the simple and authentic life of the highland people. The interior is modest yet neat, reflecting the Hmong culture. The smoky kitchen, the traditional weaving loom, and the hanging bamboo flutes are all well preserved. Every detail evokes memories of a past life that feels both familiar and touching. This authenticity gives the old house its special charm.
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More than just a sightseeing spot, the House of Pao is a place of cultural connection. Visitors can rent traditional costumes for photos and learn about Hmong customs and traditions. The scenery here changes with the seasons—vibrant blossoms in spring, and mystical fog in winter. All of this creates a vivid picture amidst the mountains of Ha Giang. A visit to the House of Pao is a journey into the rustic and soulful beauty of the stone highlands.
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