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Hmong King's Palace

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Traveling through the splendid mountains and tranquil villages of Dong Van, you will see a solemn, ornate structure emerging out of the Sa Phin valley. Here lies the palace of the Vuongs, Kings of the lost Hmong Kingdom.

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An orphan who led the Hmongs and withstood the French army, Vuong Chinh Duc set out to build a palace worthy of his power.

The palace features elegant teak furniture, luxurious goat milk bath tubs, and pillars chiseled into the shape of poppy buds – a reminder of how he financed his empire. It also doubles as a fortress, with its own armory and guard tower.

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