Founded in the 19th century by the Hmong and Dzao peoples, the village reflects the region's unique architecture with its wooden houses, stone-paved streets, and terraced rice fields.
Visitors can also observe traditional weaving and blacksmithing practices in the village.
One of the area's major natural attractions, Cat Cat Waterfall, draws attention with its lush scenery and tranquil atmosphere.
Believed to be named after the French word "cascade" (waterfall), Cat Cat Village remains a popular destination for both nature enthusiasts and tourists seeking cultural experiences.
