Pao’s House is the house of Mr. Mua Sua Pao, a native H’Mong person in Ha Giang land. This ancient house is located in Lung Cam cultural village, at the end of the road. The house was built nearly 100 years ago with yin-yang tile roofs covered with moss and the familiar architectural style of the H’Mong people’s houses. The house has a wall, a dirt fence around, and plum trees planted in the yard.
To get to Pao’s House, you can travel by public or private transport from Hanoi to Ha Giang, then continue on Highway 4C to Dong Van district, then follow provincial road 206 to Sung La commune. The road is quite easy and open, with limestone mountain ranges highlighting the landscape of Ha Giang.
Coming to Pao’s House, you will witness a cozy house with 3 rows in the shape of a U. In the middle of the house is a small yard paved with hewn stone bricks. The house has a main compartment divided into several rooms, including a living room, a bedroom, a warehouse, a kitchen, and a pen for livestock and poultry. Coming here, you seem to be living decades ago. And only here, you will encounter things that you have only seen in movies.
Pao’s House not only has a majestic natural landscape, but also brings many other interesting things. This place has historical and spiritual cultural imprints, when it was once the place where the rustic, old scenes in the movie “Pao’s Story” based on the short story “The sound of the lips behind the stone fence”, completely won the affection of the audience on television. This place is also associated with the image of ethnic people in the highlands, such as the H’Mong, Lo Lo, Han. You will have the opportunity to experience many different cultures, enjoy delicious specialty dishes and unique handicraft products.
Pao’s House is not only a beautiful tourist spot, but also a place to preserve and promote the cultural values of the country. Coming to Pao’s House, you will feel the simplicity and peace of the Ha Giang mountains.
