A traditional H’Mong village of rammed-earth houses and stone walls, made famous by the film "The Story of Pao".
- Rammed-earth houses with yin-yang roof tiles
- Pao’s House film location
- Seasonal flower fields (Oct–Dec)
Lung Cam (Sủng Là commune) is a well-preserved H’Mong village where you can walk between earthen houses, terraced corn fields and stone fences. The house used in the Vietnamese film “Chuyện của Pạo” is open to visitors.
From October to December, buckwheat and canola flowers bloom around the village.