Lao Cai (VNA) – Among the crowds of visitors in Sa Pa district inthe northern mountainous province of Lao Cai in the early days of 2018, manychose to stay at the homes of local ethnic minority people to experience the uniqueculture first-hand.
Homestay services in Ta Van, Lao Chai and Ta Phin have recently been packedwith domestic and foreign holidaymakers who love to learn about the daily lifeof local residents through eating, living and working with them.
Located in Muong Hoa valley, at the foot of Hoang Lien Son mountain range, TaVan commune impresses tourists at first sight by spectacular natural scenerywith terrace fields, high mountains, and traditional houses.
Patrick O’Regan from New Zealand shared that he knows Sa Pa through his friendswho traveled there and had a lot of compliments on the nature as well as theunique culture of Vietnam.
That was the reason why he and his family chose a homestay tour in a rural areain Sa Pa to explore the local culture and customs, he said.
Dev Dervesh, a tourist from India, said he enjoyed very much the stay at The LittleH’Mong House at Ta Van’s Giang Ta Chai Mong village. He planned to stay longerin Sa Pa during his trip to Vietnam.
Bui Thi Oanh, owner of The Little H’Mong House, said hertraditional wood house, which can accommodate 30 guests, was filled during thefirst several days of 2018.
Several companies have invested in facilities after thehomestay model with a modern note. Director of Vietdiscovery Co., Ltd. Do TrongNguyen said the company’s La Dao Spa Ta Van facility offers homestay servicesplus several extra treats such as herbal bath of Dao people and traditionaldishes of Mong and Giay ethnic people.
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