An early-20th-century mansion built by the H’Mong "king" Vuong Chinh Duc, mixing Chinese, French and H’Mong styles.
- Carved stone and wooden architecture
- Set in a quiet pine-ringed valley at Sa Phin
- Easy stop on the way to Lung Cu
The Vuong Family Palace (Dinh thự họ Vương) in Sa Phin valley was built in the early 1900s by Vuong Chinh Duc, the powerful H’Mong leader of the region. The two-storey compound uses local stone and pomu wood and is a national historic site.
Allow about 45 minutes to walk around the courtyards and small exhibitions.