Although Ha Giang has many ancient and original villages, Lo Lo Chai is still the most beautiful village to visit and experience. Although Lo Lo Chai is quite crowded with mostly newly-built homestays and restaurants, the village still retains the typical architectural and cultural marks of Ha Giang, such as mud walls and yin-yang tiled roofs. The homestays here must be said to be the most aesthetically pleasing among the tourist villages I have ever been to, and they uniformly create an extremely impressive and beautiful complex. To my knowledge, the local administration had to make significant efforts to mobilize people in order to accomplish this.This didn't happen by chance. Even though I had just recently visited this village, when I came back this time, I was still surprised by the development of this small village. Fortunately, speed comes with quality. Above all, the village didn't lose its simple identity. This is what tourists crave more than any other junk hotel or Bali sky gate, or simply, it's not a second Sapa... Not only is it an excellent backdrop for taking photos, but this place also has many restaurants selling local products and delicious coffee that is not inferior to the lowlands. Especially when it's cold at night, making a fragrant Thang Co hotpot and drinking buckwheat coffee here is indescribably enjoyable. You should book a room early because Lo Lo Chai is currently very popular with tourists from near and far, so rooms are frequently sold out. This is an extremely worth-visiting place, and indigenous people deserve praise for their efforts in sustainable tourist development. -------------- Cre: Nguyen Thanh Luan