3 places to discover
Hon Village (Ban Hon) is a traditional tourism village located in Ban Hon Commune, Tam Duong District, Lai Chau Province, in northwestern Vietnam. Set amid rice fields and mountains near Tam Duong town, it is inhabited primarily by the Lao ethnic group. The village is notable for well-preserved stilt houses, brocade weaving, and community-based tourism offering homestays, local cuisine, and cultural performances for visitors.
Na Luong Village is a traditional village of the Lao ethnic group located in Tam Duong Town, Tam Duong District, Lai Chau Province in northwestern Vietnam. It is notable for its well-preserved stilt houses built in Lao architectural style and its community-based tourism model. The village preserves traditional brocade weaving, folk customs and local cuisine, offering visitors an authentic insight into Lao cultural heritage in a rural valley setting close to Tam Duong town centre.
Thai Hai Stilt House Village is an ecological and cultural reserve in Thinh Duc Commune, Thai Nguyen City, Thai Nguyen Province, about 10 km from the city center. Established to preserve traditional Tay and Nung stilt houses relocated from the ATK Dinh Hoa area, the 25-hectare village comprises more than 30 restored houses set among hills, ponds and tea fields. It is notable for immersive ethnic cultural experiences, homestay accommodation and conservation of northern Vietnamese heritage and community-based tourism activities.