Amidst the majestic Dong Van Karst Plateau, the rammed-earth houses of the H’mong people stand out as a symbol of cultural identity. The yellow layers of earth, tightly compacted by human labor, not only shield inhabitants from the harsh highland winters but also embody the will, work ethic, and life philosophy of the H’mong people in overcoming adversity.

Amidst the flow of modern cuisine, palm cake continues to hold a special place as a simple yet distinctive delicacy, embodying the flavors of the mountains and the cultural essence of the Tay, Nung and Dao ethnic communities in the highlands. Modest in appearance, palm cake captivates diners with its rich, nutty taste and the cultural story associated with the palm tree - a familiar companion of upland life.