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Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
Photo: Peaceful Giang Mo village amidst misty fog. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Photo: A small path in the village with grapefruit trees and traditional houses. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Photo: A tranquil, peaceful morning at Giang Mo village. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Photo: A tranquil, peaceful morning at Giang Mo village. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Photo: A traditional stilt of Muong People in Giang Mo village, with roof made from leaves and bamboo straws. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Photo: Peaceful Giang Mo village at dawn. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Photo: A traditional stilt of Muong People in Giang Mo village. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
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Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
12/31/2021 16:48
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In the northern province of Hoa Binh, a Muong ethnic’s village lies at the foot of Mo mountain, known as Giang Mo village. From the capital city of Hanoi, driving on Highway 6 for about 86 km, travellers will reach Giang Mo village which nestles under the green of mountains, forests and terraced rice fields. The peaceful village is home to 140 Muong households, whose livelihoods depend mainly on farming. The village’s highlight is old stilt houses shaped like turtles, with main doors facing together. Local people in the village are hospitable and lead a peaceful life in harmony with nature. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
In the northern province of Hoa Binh, a Muong ethnic’s village lies at the foot of Mo mountain, known as Giang Mo village. From the capital city of Hanoi, driving on Highway 6 for about 86 km, travellers will reach Giang Mo village which nestles under the green of mountains, forests and terraced rice fields. The peaceful village is home to 140 Muong households, whose livelihoods depend mainly on farming. The village’s highlight is old stilt houses shaped like turtles, with main doors facing together. Local people in the village are hospitable and lead a peaceful life in harmony with nature. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
In the northern province of Hoa Binh, a Muong ethnic’s village lies at the foot of Mo mountain, known as Giang Mo village. From the capital city of Hanoi, driving on Highway 6 for about 86 km, travellers will reach Giang Mo village which nestles under the green of mountains, forests and terraced rice fields. The peaceful village is home to 140 Muong households, whose livelihoods depend mainly on farming. The village’s highlight is old stilt houses shaped like turtles, with main doors facing together. Local people in the village are hospitable and lead a peaceful life in harmony with nature. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
In the northern province of Hoa Binh, a Muong ethnic’s village lies at the foot of Mo mountain, known as Giang Mo village. From the capital city of Hanoi, driving on Highway 6 for about 86 km, travellers will reach Giang Mo village which nestles under the green of mountains, forests and terraced rice fields. The peaceful village is home to 140 Muong households, whose livelihoods depend mainly on farming. The village’s highlight is old stilt houses shaped like turtles, with main doors facing together. Local people in the village are hospitable and lead a peaceful life in harmony with nature. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
In the northern province of Hoa Binh, a Muong ethnic’s village lies at the foot of Mo mountain, known as Giang Mo village. From the capital city of Hanoi, driving on Highway 6 for about 86 km, travellers will reach Giang Mo village which nestles under the green of mountains, forests and terraced rice fields. The peaceful village is home to 140 Muong households, whose livelihoods depend mainly on farming. The village’s highlight is old stilt houses shaped like turtles, with main doors facing together. Local people in the village are hospitable and lead a peaceful life in harmony with nature. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
In the northern province of Hoa Binh, a Muong ethnic’s village lies at the foot of Mo mountain, known as Giang Mo village. From the capital city of Hanoi, driving on Highway 6 for about 86 km, travellers will reach Giang Mo village which nestles under the green of mountains, forests and terraced rice fields. The peaceful village is home to 140 Muong households, whose livelihoods depend mainly on farming. The village’s highlight is old stilt houses shaped like turtles, with main doors facing together. Local people in the village are hospitable and lead a peaceful life in harmony with nature. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
In the northern province of Hoa Binh, a Muong ethnic’s village lies at the foot of Mo mountain, known as Giang Mo village. From the capital city of Hanoi, driving on Highway 6 for about 86 km, travellers will reach Giang Mo village which nestles under the green of mountains, forests and terraced rice fields. The peaceful village is home to 140 Muong households, whose livelihoods depend mainly on farming. The village’s highlight is old stilt houses shaped like turtles, with main doors facing together. Local people in the village are hospitable and lead a peaceful life in harmony with nature. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
Giang Mo – a peaceful destination for new year holiday
In the northern province of Hoa Binh, a Muong ethnic’s village lies at the foot of Mo mountain, known as Giang Mo village. From the capital city of Hanoi, driving on Highway 6 for about 86 km, travellers will reach Giang Mo village which nestles under the green of mountains, forests and terraced rice fields. The peaceful village is home to 140 Muong households, whose livelihoods depend mainly on farming. The village’s highlight is old stilt houses shaped like turtles, with main doors facing together. Local people in the village are hospitable and lead a peaceful life in harmony with nature. VNA Photo: Trọng Đạt
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