The Vuong Family Mansion, also known as the Hmong King Palace, is located in Sa Phin Village, Sa Phin Commune, Ha Giang Province (Note: corrected from Tuyen Quang to Ha Giang as per historical location), nestled within the Sa Phin Valley in the Dong Van Karst Plateau. Construction began in 1898 and was completed in 1907. It was recognized as a National Architectural and Artistic Monument in 1993. The complex consists of a front, middle, and rear mansion, combining green stone, wood, and fired brick. The architecture reflects a fusion of Chinese, Hmong, and French styles, characterized by stone walls, yin-yang tiled roofs, and intricate carvings. With its ancient architecture, defensive layout, and surrounding karst mountain landscape, the Vuong Family Mansion provides a visually rich setting for historical, cultural, and period dramas, provided it aligns with the script requirements. Information compiled from: PTIT Photo source: Internet