Vietmountain travel

Early in their history, the Thai adopted wet rice cultivation, using suitable irrational networks. The work can be summarized in the Thai saying “muong-phat-lai-lin” (which means digging of ca...

Every year, into grain season, tourists and photographers reflock to mountain areas in Northern Vietnam, where owns ravishing rice terraces. Mu Cang Chai (Mù Căng Chải), in Yen Bai province, i...

Terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai have been ranked as national relics by the Vietnamese Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 2007. At present, the Thai village has six families who ar...

Welcome to my homestay. My house is a large traditional stilt house of the Thai. Guests coming to our homestay can stay in dorm room accommodated up to 20 people with airy, lightful, and spaci...

Welcome to our homestays. I luckily possess two beautiful stilt houses following Thai traditional house model, allow me to do homestay and have welcomed a large deal of visits from travelers c...

Nestled amongst the mountains in Ha Giang Province, the village of Ban Tuy is just 3kms from the City of Ha Giang. The Ly family, as well as the local residents are very friendly and will prov...

Ba Be Lake is held in high regard as being the world’s only freshwater Karst lake – and Mr Linh’s Homestay is ideally situated right on its shores! Swing freely on a hammock and observe fisher...

Stay at Pac Ngoi village at a stilt house of Tay ethnic is an extraordinary experience. After a tired day of boating on Ba Be lake, trekking through dense forest, hiking in mysterious grottos ...