Mama Su has been welcoming travelers since 2014, offering more than just a place to sleep — she invites you into her way of life. In the early morning, you’ll find her already working in the rice fields, while her husband flips pancakes in the kitchen and their teenage daughter helps the little ones get ready for school. Trek through the mountains with Mama Su, and you’ll hear stories of the land, the family and Hmong traditions. It’s real, it’s warm, and it’s family. Here, you’re not just a guest — you become part of the story.

Experience Authentic Hmong Hospitality with Mama Su Deep in the peaceful mountains near Sapa, Mama Su welcomes you into her traditional Black Hmong homestay — a cozy wooden house surrounded by rice terraces, jungle paths, and mountain views that stretch for miles. Here, you’ll be part of daily village life. Wake up to the sounds of nature, enjoy homemade meals by the fire, and join Mama Su or her family on a trekking adventure through the stunning hills. 🌿 Trekking tours available Explore the mountains with a local guide. Treks cost 300,000 VND per person per day, including a delicious homemade lunch along the way. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking to disconnect and breathe. 🛏️ Stay in a private room or peaceful mountain cottage 🥘 Learn to cook Hmong dishes over an open fire 🐾 Meet the family’s friendly dogs and explore hidden jungle trails 📍 Just outside Sapa town — close enough to reach, far enough to feel truly local Whether you stay one night or several, you’ll leave with a full heart, new stories, and a deeper connection to this beautiful land.

The Surroundings of Hầu Thào Tucked away in the hills just outside of Sapa, Hầu Thào is a peaceful village where the noise of the city fades and the rhythm of nature takes over. Surrounded by rice terraces that change color with the seasons, bamboo forests, and misty mountain views, it’s a place where time slows down. Children play freely along narrow paths, buffalo graze lazily in the fields, and friendly locals pass by with baskets of fresh vegetables on their backs. The air is crisp, the skies wide, and every sunrise feels like a gift. Hầu Thào is home to mainly Black Hmong families, who live simply and close to the land. It’s a perfect base for trekkers, photographers, and anyone longing for a quiet, grounded connection to the natural world.