A Nor Village, located in Hong Kim commune, A Luoi district, about 3 km northeast of the district center, is a small valley situated at the foot of the picturesque A Nor Waterfall. This place has long been chosen by the Kêr Pa Cô clan as their settlement. Formerly known as Pa Non – A Nor, it was later renamed A Nor – Viet Tien and made significant contributions to the resistance against the American forces. Notably, the village also hosted a literacy class for the ethnic minority children with 20 students.

Culture and Tradition
The inhabitants of A Nor Village are primarily Pa Cô people, who have a rich cultural tradition. The village still preserves its traditional festivals such as A Riêu Piing, A Riêu A Da, the buffalo stabbing festival, and ancient folk songs. Daily life customs, including the bathing festival, fish catching, and folk games like pole climbing, tug of war, and walking on stilts, have been passed down through generations.

An Attractive Tourist Destination
Today, with its natural landscape and unique cultural traditions, A Nor Village is becoming an attractive tourist destination that combines community-based tourism with eco-tourism, leisure, and revolutionary historical site visits.

Experience at A Nor – Viet Tien Community Tourism Village
When visiting A Nor – Viet Tien community tourism village, guests are warmly welcomed by the sounds of gongs and drums. You will hear epic tales of the Pa Cô people narrated by the village elder and be guided through the surrounding revolutionary historical sites. Discovering the unique culture of the Pa Cô, you can live and engage in daily activities with the locals, such as farming in the early morning, weaving small items, catching fish, pounding rice, and making traditional A Quát cakes. Cooking local traditional dishes with your own hands is also an exciting experience.

Exploring A Nor Waterfall
The poetic A Nor Waterfall, not far from the village, is an ideal sightseeing spot for visitors. You can bathe in the waterfall, soak in the cool, clear water, and wash away the fatigue of the long journey. On the way to the waterfall, you can stroll and admire the mountain scenery, viewing the lush green cassava and corn fields on distant hillsides.

Community Interaction and Cultural Experience
In the evening, visitors can engage in community interactions with the locals around a flickering bonfire, sipping aromatic ruou can (rice wine) and joining in the lively Ra Zooc dance. Accompanied by the sounds of gongs, khèn bè (a traditional wind instrument), and the warm Câr lơi dance, you will feel the warmth and hospitality of the people here.

A highlight of cultural tourism in A Nor Village is the “One Day as a Pa Cô Village Elder” program. This promises to offer meaningful and profound experiences, helping visitors gain a deeper understanding of the culture and life of the Pa Cô people.

A Nor – Viet Tien community tourism village is not only an appealing destination with its stunning natural scenery and rich culture but also a place where visitors can learn more about the history, people, and life of the Pa Cô. It is undoubtedly an ideal stop for those who love to explore and experience new things.