Referring to Ha Giang, it is impossible not to mention  Ku Vai love market. Although life has changed a lot, but this market has existed for more than a century with many unique cultures that are very attractive to tourists every time they visit Ha Giang.

Khau Vai love market is located on the land of Meo Vac, Khau Vai commune, Ha Giang. Once a year, on the 27th day of the third lunar month, boys and girls from all over the villages come here to meet and interact with each other.

People who come to Khau Vai market are mainly lovers of ethnic groups: Tay, Nung, Giay from Nam Ban, Niem Son, Tat Nga, Lung Pu, Son Vi, Thuong Phung communes, from communes of Bao Lac district. Cao Bang) to.

From Hanoi, to reach Khau Vai love market, you must first move according to the directions of Google Maps to Ha Giang City first. From Ha Giang city to Khau Vai commune, Meo Vac district, you have to go about 170km more. Hanoi to Khau Vai love market, you can go by car or personal motorbike.

Upland festivals are usually held in the spring, when the farmers are more relaxed, people often hold rituals to pray for favorable rain and wind for the whole year. So is Khau Vai love market. Every year on the 27th of the third lunar month is a market meeting. This tradition has been around for nearly 100 years from sources that record that the market started in 1919. Previously, the market only met on exactly 1 day of March 27 of the lunar calendar, but now it is due to a combination of cultural and advertising activities. Promotion of local culture should usually be held for about 3 days, suitable for tourists who want to visit Ha Giang to explore and learn.

Going to Khau Vai love market, visitors can enjoy famous dishes here such as: smoked meat, Thang Co, corn wine, men men, .... are the most typical specialties of Ha Giang. .

Visitors also have the opportunity to participate in the festival "Ku Vai Love Market". The festival takes place at Ong Temple, Ba Temple with the ritual of offering incense in memory of the couple. In the festival, there are also folk games such as carrying water, climbing poles, throwing Pao, and fighting bird's nest. Besides, visitors can also choose many unique souvenirs to bring back as gifts.