H'mong King Palace or Hoang A Tuong Castle in north Vietnam 360 Panorama

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H'mong King Palace or Hoang A Tuong Castle in north Vietnam

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Duc Nguyen

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The outlandish Vua Meo, built in 1921 by the French to keep the Flower Hmong chief Hoang A Tuong happily ensconced in style, is a bizarre palace constructed in a kind of oriental baroque’ style on the northern edge of Bac Ha district, around 100km from Sapa, Vietnam