Our home is a local ancient house which is over 100 years old– a unique earthen-walled house with Yin-Yang tiled roof, built by the Giay ethnic people. We live among ethnic people community such as Hmong, Giay, Dao,… We try our best to preserve the value of local culture and the beauty of tranditional lifestyle. Our home is not just a place to sleep, but a living museum of Giay culture, where precious antiques and traditional artifacts are carefully preserved. Staying here allows you to immerse yourself in the daily rhythms, stories, and traditions of the highland community. Perfect for travelers who seek an off-the-beaten-path cultural journey and wish to connect deeply with local people, nature, and history. We hope that you will enjoy our simplicity and beauty of heritage. Best Regards.

I am a volunteer teacher in the Ha Giang highlands, dedicated to bringing better education opportunities to children in remote villages. Hosting travelers is not only a way for me to share my culture, but also a way to support community projects and preserve the unique traditions of the ethnic people. By staying here, you are not just booking a room – you are contributing to local education and cultural preservation. I look forward to welcoming you as a guest, and as a friend.

A small village with historic places which is nestled around the ancient town, this village is home to more than 17 different ethnic groups living side by side in harmony. While tourism is growing, the community continues to preserve its traditional customs, festivals, and way of life. Visitors can explore colorful markets, unique architecture, and authentic cultural practices that have been passed down for generations. It is a rare chance to witness living traditions and the vibrant cultural mosaic of northern Vietnam.