The Muong Lo valley is the breadbasket of this mountainous region in the North of Vietnam.
The host family you can stay with lives in Chao Ha, near Nghia Lo. You won’t find any noisy nightclubs or bars in this small village where only 200 people of the Thaï ethnic group live in harmony with nature.
This family lives in an old wooden house on stilts built in 1967 surrounded by a beautiful garden. A fish breeding center nearby supplies Hong Chung’s family with fish.
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Everywhere else is just rice, corn or soya fields depending on the season.
Perfect for those who wish to take beautiful photos of the countryside and the farmers working.
The house may be a traditional one but it is well equipped so that you can enjoy your night there without any inconvenience.
You will sleep on mattresses and the house is equipped with toilets and a shower.
Hong Chung’s family live a simple life without artifice near nature. This is a rare opportunity to learn more about their daily life and share with them your experiences.
Ms. Hong Chung is passionate about her work and likes to open her house to visitors. She likes to cook for her guests and would be pleased to teach you how to cook Thai’s traditional dishes. She likes to learn more about her guests, their country and their daily life which are in many aspects different from hers.
At Hanoi Voyages, we truly want to improve local farmers’ lives. This is why all the money you will pay for this night will be given to Chung, we won’t take any charges.
There is no mediator between you and them. This contribution will enable Chung to send her children to school or to buy plots of land for agriculture.
This unforgettable experience is the best way to see how villagers live in Vietnam and get away from overcrowded big cities.
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