(HBO) - More than 10 kilometers away from Hoa Binh city, Giang Mo village, Binh Thanh commune (Cao Phong) still remains the characteristics of Muong traditional village. 100% of houses are traditional stilt houses. The landscape in the village also remains the characteristics of Muong culture
With sticky stilt houses, being surrounded by bamboo ranges,
terraced fields, rustic and sincere people have created an impressive and
unique Muong village, attracting a lot of tourists.
Giang Mo village, Binh Thanh commune (Cao Phong) is peaceful
with traditional stilt houses.
The stilt house of Muong ethnic people is the place where
many important events of human life have taken place, so it is not only
meaningful for each person but also for the whole community. From a young age,
I have been told about setting up stilt houses of Muong ethnic people. It is
like a process of accumulating experience during the long time of residence.
This is clearly shown in the Muong ethnic people’s Epic of
Land and Water Laying. The epic wrote that once upon a time, Muong people were
born without any houses to live, they had to reside in caves and hollows. They
had to face many natural disasters and dangers. One day, Mr. Lang Cun Can, a
doctor of Muong ethnic people caught a
black turtle. He intended to kill it for meat, the turtle petitioned for not
being killed and promised to teach Muong people how to build houses. Lang Cun
Can agreed and the turtle told him to look at his body and imagine how to build
a house.
Since then, Muong people have known how to build houses to
live, to love, to stick together, to return after the hardships working in the
upland fields and mountains. They have also known how to settle and gradually
become richer and richer. Through many successive generations along with many
customs and habits of living in their stilt houses, Muong people have made a
huge and proud culture like today.
From the time I heard and understood these stories, I have
always liked returning to Mo version to sleep on the stilt houses, to be with
Muong ethnic people in Mo village to welcome friends from far away and to make
friends and to see Muong girls being daughter-in-law in the warm rooms and so
on. And especially, I have always come back to witness the changes of the
impressive and attractive community tourism, holding the footsteps of customers
everywhere recently.
Tan Lac district’s three highland communes of Quyet Chien, Ngo Luong, and Van Son sit at altitudes ranging from 800 to 1,000 metres above sea level. Known for their wide forest coverage and rich biodiversity, the areas boast a cool, temperate climate in summer and is home to several scenic spots and caves recognised as provincial and national heritage sites. Besides, the region still preserves the cultural traditions of the Muong ethnic group, alongside a variety of agricultural products, which add to its unique appeal for visitors.
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