Lung Cu Flagpole is a must-see destination when traveling to Ha Giang. Standing on top of the flagpole, looking at the Vietnamese flag fluttering in the blue sky, I clearly felt the national pride. From here, you can admire the majestic mountains and beautiful terraced fields below. The road up to the flagpole is a bit steep and requires a bit of effort, but the view at the top is completely worth the effort. A memorable experience for those who love to explore and want to conquer the northernmost point of the country

The trip to Lung Cu Flagpole was one of the most memorable experiences in my journey to explore Ha Giang. Standing at the headland of the Fatherland, seeing the red flag with a yellow star fluttering in the wind gave me an indescribable sense of pride. To reach the top of the flagpole, I had to climb over 400 steps, but the wonderful scenery of the surrounding mountains and forests made all my fatigue disappear. This is an important historical and cultural site, well worth a visit when you come to Ha Giang.

Lung Cu Flagpole is the northernmost point of Vietnam, a place that everyone wants to visit at least once. The feeling of standing at the foot of the flagpole and watching the red flag with yellow star fluttering in the blue sky is a very special experience. The road up to the flagpole is quite steep and tiring, but the scenery along the way with green terraced fields and small villages creates a beautiful natural picture. This is truly a place where you can feel the sacredness of the Fatherland's border.

Arriving at Lung Cu Flagpole, I was truly overwhelmed by the majestic scenery of the mountains and forests of Ha Giang. This is the northernmost place of Vietnam, carrying the sacred meaning of territorial sovereignty. The process of climbing the flagpole is somewhat challenging with high steps, but the feeling of standing on the top, watching the national flag fluttering in the windy sky is truly emotional. An iconic destination and the pride of the Vietnamese people