This site promotes Vietnamese ethnic minority groups' traditions and culture. These tourism activity development will also support the livelihood of the ethnic minority people working here as staffs. They're all super friendly, kind and welcoming. The area is surrounded by nature. Be aware to bring anti-mosquito and insect spray especially in summer if you want to spend nights here.

What a gem! I’ve spent amazing couple days in Thai Hai village. Was able to meet local people and immerse in their culture. Everyone in the village is really friendly and helpful. They would always, at least try and speak some English to you. The kiddos-so adorable! I loved to watch them run around and perform. The scenery is also very tranquil. There is a river, lots of trees and greens. The village itself is very nice and relaxing place to come and unwind for a while as well as it’s a great place if you want to learn more about their ethnic group. Thank you for an amazing stay!

Thai Hai is amazing! All the villagers are so friendly and welcoming! The views and nature are beautiful and the food is delicious, especially the hot pot with the special Thai Hai sauce! I couldn’t recommend visiting the Thai Hai village more!

Such an amazing experience, one of the best of my life even! The people there are SO welcoming and friendly, you can really experience their culture and sense of community. I loved that it’s not just a tourisy spot either, they really live this traditional way and it’s their life. So interesting to see. The kids are soooo cute too! Also the food was really good, and the rooms just what we expected. I recommend it to everyone!!

Hidden gem in Vietnam. Loved loved loved this!! The community and the tour. We did not stay over so can't comment on this

What a beautiful place! Amazing people and community. It's fascinating to learn about their culture and stories. Don't skip this place when you're in Vietnam.

This place is more than amazing, is for taking a relax time and enjoy with the most unbelievable people! The food, the rooms, the service and activities were excellent and I swear that I’ll be back! Is a real ethnic village where you can see how the traditions from hundreds years ago are preserved and how a group of persons decide to live in this incredible community. You have the option to get a medical massage and sauna too, visit the traditional houses and enjoy with the love of the children!

Just a short trip from Hanoi, this destination is a true hidden gem and one of the must-visit spots in the area. It is among the rare places that still preserve, almost intact, the ancient charm, traditional way of life, and authentic atmosphere of a Northern Vietnamese village. The mild, pleasant climate makes wandering through the village a refreshing and soothing experience, perfect for those seeking peace and cultural immersion. The setting is also exceptionally photogenic, especially for traditional ao dai photoshoots. For travelers interested in history, culture, and photography, this destination offers a unique glimpse into Vietnam’s heritage. It is also worth noting the importance of ongoing preservation efforts. With thoughtful policies, the site can continue to safeguard its cultural significance while also providing sustainable economic opportunities for the local community.

Advice: show up EARLY, like right at opening or at nap time. Otherwise you’ll be here with the tour buses of middle aged viet aunties in ao dai doing photo shoots and gossiping 😂🇻🇳 So beautiful, I’ve been in Vietnam for 8 years and was skeptical to pay 150k for an entrance ticket. However as a lover of nature, architecture and traditional handicrafts I was in awe. Such a unique blend of time periods and styles. Read the pamphlet and you’ll understand the sort of confusing yet harmonious hotpot of motifs, materials and styles. There’s shade, a coffee shop with good prices, and it’s dense- I spent about an hour exploring and then another 40 minutes in the cafe people watching.

A must visit place. This is my second time to take my family and introduce it. Amazing

Very beautiful place and kind staff. Couldn’t find a grab driver to get back to the airport and they called a taxi for me🙏

Very quiet and beautiful place, it's worth to spend around 2 hours there.

Beautiful spot to take photos, just packed with photogenic spots around the areas of the building, decent car park. Well organized and very clean, generally well maintained. Entry price would seem reasonable in EU, but feels bit high here. However it's quite special and unique, so if you are looking for some pretty photos, it's worth the price of admission.

We almost missed this The day we left Hanoi back home we had a few hours free time and decided to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and found this gem Better than any museum we saw in Vietnam or Cambodia during our month long trip If ever I need to organize a retreat I would love to organize it here

Nui Coc Lake is a beautiful landscape of Thai Nguyen, likened to "Ha Long Bay on land". The lake surface is immense and calm like a giant mirror, reflecting the clouds, sky and mountains. Around the lake are small, pretty islands, creating a poetic and majestic scene. The air here is fresh and cool, bringing a pleasant and relaxing feeling. Coming to Nui Coc Lake, we can not only admire the amazing natural beauty but also feel the connection between people and legends, between reality and myth. This is truly a proud and attractive destination of the homeland.

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This place look very old, some dangerous game look like it almost broken, but the staff there stil let people playing it. By the way, the staff at the arcade game is very rude, they aslo stolen our money and the coins that I have.

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Beautiful lake. There are two roads to access the lake, one leads you to accommodation right along the lake, one doesn't. So if you get there late in the dark, beware. Check your google maps carefully.

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This is an appropriate place for relaxing and enjoying awesome time with your family or friends. There is a golf course and mini swimming pool for each villa but without wifi. The villa I rented is maximum for 15 people. The villa is fully furnished. The host is also very nice.

Pleasant golf course in a convenient location. Friendly staff. Reasonable prices.

An old parkland golf course built around early 2000s. Greens are exceptionally slow at 7.8 Course is short if you play off white so go for blue. Some of the fairways are bring repaired or simply divots filled up with sand. No memorable holes though. Stayed at the top of Tam Dao mountain for the night, still a good distance away.

It was raining season and the course still in good condition. It cost 1,900,000vdn per player and worth it with caddy helping. Caddy tips is from 300k to 500k. We stay 1 night at the course and the room is not the best. Mattress is damn firm and have some kind of irritationg machine noises at night. It took about 30minutes taxi to go to mountain Tam Dao Stone Church. Can't get grab and taxi is about 200k to 300k.

It is a good golf course for beginners to gain experience. The bunker is quite high, so it's great to practice. The grass condition of the field is also good.

Wonderful place. You can enjoy yourself every breath. Nice mountain valley or lake view, playing in a fresh air. Amazing tamdao golf course. Good foods & services too.

Beautiful golf club, great caddies, perfect location under the mountains

Need to stay here a few nights, nice and cool.

came all the way to tam dao for the national park but was greatly disappointed. walked about 800m in to reach a “security post” where it was just one lady mending it & she didn’t allow us in saying we needed advanced registration. but there was absolutely no one there. horrible experience

Xa Huong lake in Tam Dao national park is tranquil and picturesque. You can hike for 2 hours (around 6 km) to reach the stream and a flat land for camping.

As same as Sapa, the weather in here so magical. We can see thick fog everywhere, it comes down and lifts suddenly. In this weather, that very suitable to walk throught the light wind or stay in door in the pub to watch the people walk by the window.. Be sure to bring for you some liqueur, enjoy the music and relax for a while.No one will hurry you!

Tam Dao it is good!!

Just a place to visit in a day. When i was there it was too foggy, so the place is kind of Ok. Not great.. but you can explore some exotic forest foods in the resturants.

Sight seeing with lots of fun activities available... It is in center of the hill station surrounded by All hotels and restraurants, and even by hills.. must go place Beautifully designed.. Local vietnamese food is also available... One important thing.. only one atm is available near park.. another is very far 2-3 km down to this place.. so please keep some cash before coming this place...

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Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of Lương Sơn, Hòa Bình, the Championship Course at Phoenix Golf Resort is a golfer’s paradise that left me in awe. Often dubbed “Hạ Long on Land,” the course is surrounded by majestic mountains and stunning scenery, with limestone cliffs and lush green fairways creating a postcard-worthy backdrop. The beautiful scenery truly elevates every swing, making it feel like you’re playing in a natural masterpiece. However, the weather can be a factor. During my visit, it was a bit hot when there’s no breeze, which made some holes feel taxing, especially in the midday sun. I’d recommend early morning tee times to enjoy cooler conditions and the serene morning light that enhances the course’s charm. While the course itself is a gem, the clubhouse is where things fall short. It needs renovations—the facilities feel dated, with visible wear and tear, and the maintenance could use a significant upgrade.

This golf course has amazing view. The hills surrounding the golf course is surely one of the best I ever seen. The fareway and greens are in good condition. We play the Phoenix course and was told the Championship course is even better. We are planning to return in December to play again!

Three 18-hole courses. Owned by Korean owners. Played at Champions Course twice: 6 Oct 2023 and 12 Nov 2024. The course is well maintained, with huge rocks and palm trees lining the side of the fairways. Some holes are stunning with elevated tees. Had lunch at the restaurant that sells Korean food when we were looking for Vietnam fare. Fried rice with egg cost VND169,000.

The course is in a beautiful location, just a short drive from the city, surrounded by nature and stunning views. The layout was fun, with a good mix of challenging holes and easier ones, making it enjoyable for golfers of all levels. The facilities were solid—modern clubhouse, clean locker rooms, and a nice pro shop. Once the renovations are complete, I’m sure it’ll be even better. After the round, I grabbed a bite at the restaurant, and the food was pretty good. The service was excellent, too. The staff were friendly, and the caddies gave helpful tips throughout the game. Overall, it’s a great spot to play if you're looking for a nice course without all the fuss. Great experience! Definitely recommend it!

This is the 9th golf course I’ve played in Vietnam and it’s easily the worst of them all. The facilities are very old and in bad shape (inside and outside). They don’t have an ATM. On the course, the grass was too high on the tee boxes and several holes had dented rims. Our caddies lost interest in taking care of my group on the back nine, despite us tipping them up front 500k. However, one positive about the course is the beautiful surrounding mountain views. If it was half the price to play golf here, maybe I’d return.

Challenge. Champion course probably is for champions. I am totally broken with my double handicap scores. Fairway grass is not fine and green is super fast.However, the landscape is brilliant and enjoyable. One of the must-play golf course of Viet Nam.

This golf club is currently better much than before because good green management, good service to player, many professional caddy can help to players for enjoy of nice play score..moreover this golf club is famous with breathtaking and stunning view of scenery 😍 . The location not so far from Hanoi just take a 1hr more or less from Hanoi.

We enjoyed our time in Ba Vi National Park . We hired a tour guide but that wasn’t necessary. You just need a way to get there. We just did the walks with the stairs (about 1200 on one side and about 650 on the other) so you can definitely get a great work out. There are several temples along the way up that are active. It’s so impressive how many people walk up to make offerings and pray.

Nice park for a weekend wander and some ok trail running - best run is still up the main road to the french runs and the mountain temple. The park is still wild in some places - nice to be in nature and close to the city.

Excellent day hike approximately 65 km from French Quarter in Hanoi. I enjoyed the clean air on a foggy morning. There were very few people and vehicles as I walked up the road and then took the trails to the old prison and the church ruins. It is a rain forest in parts... could hear the rain falling in the deep forest- but it was not raining on me - very peaceful. It was a slippery day and I was happy I brought some hiking sticks... definitely worth the trip 👌

Ba Vì National Park is an ideal destination for nature lovers and explorers. It offers a refreshing green space, fresh air, and a diverse ecosystem. Visitors can explore notable sites such as Thượng Temple, the Ancient Church, or conquer the Tản Viên Peak. Especially in late autumn, the blooming wild sunflowers make the landscape even more vibrant. However, the entrance fee does not quite match the deteriorating road conditions, as some areas have landslides and large sinkholes. Additionally, the shops around the area have very high prices, so visitors should prepare their supplies in advance to avoid buying them on-site.

It's national park in the mountain. There is the gate and ticket counter in the beginning. They charge 60K for entrance, and 10K for parking? at 1100m points? Anyway on the way of heading to the 1100m point, there are some view points. It's high enough to see all landview from the mountain. It's worth to come here even just driving. Anyway please be carefull. It was very cold on the top of the mountain. You should bring your jacket here. I visited May 2025. It was cold on top. By the way, there is a shop at the 1100m point, so good to have Hao Hao noodle there Lol.

The road access to the National Park is under construction, but if you go at lunchtime, when all the workers are eating or sleeping, there will be no delays. Beautiful place, I went there to get off the beaten track and not have to hear motorcycles and cars driving and Honking. ( it’s about an hour away from Hanoi. )

We had up-and-down emotion to get to the Bavi National Park and I will summarize as belows: - Up to the elevation 400m, road is terrible due to road maintenance. We had to wait for 10 min for a concrete truck to work across the road. It is so crowded and dusty without any warning in the beginning of the road. - From elevation 400m to 700m, a quite good road to go will full of plants around. - From elevation 700m to 1100m, a high slope can make your brake broken down when going down. Be careful with this popular problem there. We also made that similar difficulty and a little bit scary to go down. On the cote 1100, it is so special to see the fog and clouds going around. A good moment to enjoy the travel. Note that you will buy a ticket at the foot of the park, vnd 60k per person excluded your vehicle fee. Lưu ý rất dễ mất phanh khi đi xuống từ cao độ 1100m đến 700m vì đường rất dốc. Nên chuẩn bị sẵn số điện thoại trong trường hợp cần cứu hộ xe.

Not worth a visit, there’s nothing to see here. The ticket price is 50k VND for adults and 25k VND for children under 15. The initial concept for this museum might have been promising, but there’s truly nothing to see. It feels like a scam. What a waste of 50k.

This Muong ethnographic museum is worth a vist. Displaying living houses off different Muong classes, having guesthouses for families and groups, a number of artist houses displaying both art to buy, artists studios with work in progress. further religious cult installation are in the forest. BRING LONG TROUSERS AND REPELLENT. Two km from there, a preserved village can be visited too. Visited August 2020.

Exhibition of Muong people's way of living room in details and rich values.

Lovely little artists hideaway worth a stop in way to Mai Chau

Nice place to understand Vietnamese culture 😍

The owner of the place really devoted his effort to preserve Muong culture in the best way possible. Yet he is also an artist. That's why this museum is not only informative but also very beautiful and artistic. I like that there're so many green spaces to chill and connect.

It was a great place to see old Muong culture and lifestyle. I loved the fresh air the most there. Designing was super. Entrance fee was 50.000 vnd for a person.

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(Translated by Google) Muong village community tourism with a complex of many old stilt houses (Original) Du lịch cộng đồng bản Mường với quần thể nhiều nhà sàn cũ

(Translated by Google) About 10km from Hoa Binh City, the small village is relatively clean, there are a few homestays for picnics if you want to stay overnight. Food must be brought or ordered in front of the villagers' house. Should experience it on the weekend. (Original) Cách Tp Hoà Bình khoảng 10km,bản nhỏ tương đối sạch sẽ,có một vài home stay cho chuyến dã ngoại nếu muốn ở lại qua đêm. Đồ ăn phải mang theo hoặc đặt trước nhà dân bản. Nên trải nghiệm vào cuối tuần.

(Translated by Google) More than 10km from Hoa Binh City, the village is small, there are a few home stays for tourists who want to stay overnight, the animals here are very friendly. Food must be brought or ordered in advance Worth experiencing. (Original) Cách Tp Hoà Bình hơn 10km,bản nhỏ, có một vài home stay cho du khách muốn qua đêm, động vật ở đây rất thân thiện Đồ ăn phải mang theo hoặc đặt trước Đáng để trải nhiệm.

(Translated by Google) The people in Mo hamlet are very enthusiastic and friendly, the stilt houses are clean and cool, the view of mountains, forests, and terraced fields is super beautiful. Delicious food suitable for both adults and children (Original) Người dân ở xóm Mỗ rất nhiệt tình, thân thiện, nhà sàn thì sạch sẽ mát mẻ, view núi rừng, ruộng bậc thang siêu đẹp. Đồ ăn ngon phù hợp cho cả người lớn và trẻ nhỏ

(Translated by Google) Muong ethnic village, beautiful nature should come to experience once when coming to Hoa Binh (Original) Làng dân tộc Mường, thiên nhiên đẹp nên đến để trải nghiệm một lần khi đến Hoà Bình

(Translated by Google) Simple food, easy to eat, friendly people (Original) Đồ ăn dân dã, dễ ăn, nguời dân thân thiện

A Relaxing Hills top for a cup Caphe ☕🥃🧉

A very underrated place - one can easily spend more time there doing hikes and stuff. We just drove thru quickly and dipped in the river- water was clean and blueish green ish. Very refreshing. There's a new asphalt road going thru the forest- will definitely be back for more riding around.

Beautiful mountains, caves and waterfalls. Hiking is also good. Fresh air, cozy mountainous life, delicious chicken and crab.

Nice national park with limestone forest, fresh air

Really good park that is still fairly wild. A fee homestays in there and they are ok. The road there is pretty good apart from small patches that are being upgraded. Easy driving.

Super forest scene, awesome trees and plants. We had great walks in this forest.

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No admission fees but you need to know where to go. LOL. We were so fortunate to meet with the tea plantation owners today!! They spent hours chatting with us about the oolong tea harvesting and processing and the growth of the plantation over the past 25 years. The oolong tea here are shipped to Taiwan, where then repackaged, rebranded and shipped to Japan and Europe. We got to taste test four different types of oolong teas. There are about ten different types that are grown here and are harvested at four different times a year. Best oolong teas we ever had!! We bought different teas to bring back home as gifts. The wife walked us to many beautiful spots around the plantation and took many beautiful pictures for us. Both husband and wife were super sweet and friendly!! So grateful for their hospitality!!!

Great place! You can drive to the top of the tea fields

An Oolong tea plantation that mainly exports to Taiwan and Japan. The owner, Phu Hau, welcomed us warmly even though we walked in without any prior reservation. He was really happy and enthusiastic to share with us his passion for Oolong tea, and how he built up the business 30 years ago from a dream that started from a trip to Taiwan, to 3 plantations covering a total of 175 hectares today! He also let us try for free all the different types of Oolong tea that they produce, some of which were not even for sale, all without trying to get us to buy anything. It will be easier to converse with him if you can speak Vietnamese or Mandarin.

One way to describe the experience here would be "Fine wine philosophy applied to tea production". The owners have been tilling this land for over 2 decades and the hard work and dedication shine through the quality of their product. Operating to a self imposed, strict and very high standard, you can feel their genuine passion, respect and love for the tea plants and the land upon which they grow. Their tea varieties are second to none when it comes to taste and aroma. What makes this place truly stand out for anyone, not just tea buffs, is the true hospitality and kindness of the people, the priceless knowledge and wisdom they impart.

It's amzing hills of tea & friendly minorities with food and leizures & lands of flowers in all four seasons during the year The weather is so nice at any time of the year and during the day!

Amazing experience with friendly owner. He has won multiple awards in Taiwan and China . As a tea enthusiast, I find him very knowledgable in the types of Tea leaves and brewing methods.

Tea tasting, mountain views, looked at the tea drying process

No admission fees but you need to know where to go. LOL. We were so fortunate to meet with the tea plantation owners today!! They spent hours chatting with us about the oolong tea harvesting and processing and the growth of the plantation over the past 25 years. The oolong tea here are shipped to Taiwan, where then repackaged, rebranded and shipped to Japan and Europe. We got to taste test four different types of oolong teas. There are about ten different types that are grown here and are harvested at four different times a year. Best oolong teas we ever had!! We bought different teas to bring back home as gifts. The wife walked us to many beautiful spots around the plantation and took many beautiful pictures for us. Both husband and wife were super sweet and friendly!! So grateful for their hospitality!!!

Great place! You can drive to the top of the tea fields

An Oolong tea plantation that mainly exports to Taiwan and Japan. The owner, Phu Hau, welcomed us warmly even though we walked in without any prior reservation. He was really happy and enthusiastic to share with us his passion for Oolong tea, and how he built up the business 30 years ago from a dream that started from a trip to Taiwan, to 3 plantations covering a total of 175 hectares today! He also let us try for free all the different types of Oolong tea that they produce, some of which were not even for sale, all without trying to get us to buy anything. It will be easier to converse with him if you can speak Vietnamese or Mandarin.

One way to describe the experience here would be "Fine wine philosophy applied to tea production". The owners have been tilling this land for over 2 decades and the hard work and dedication shine through the quality of their product. Operating to a self imposed, strict and very high standard, you can feel their genuine passion, respect and love for the tea plants and the land upon which they grow. Their tea varieties are second to none when it comes to taste and aroma. What makes this place truly stand out for anyone, not just tea buffs, is the true hospitality and kindness of the people, the priceless knowledge and wisdom they impart.

It's amzing hills of tea & friendly minorities with food and leizures & lands of flowers in all four seasons during the year The weather is so nice at any time of the year and during the day!

Amazing experience with friendly owner. He has won multiple awards in Taiwan and China . As a tea enthusiast, I find him very knowledgable in the types of Tea leaves and brewing methods.

Tea tasting, mountain views, looked at the tea drying process

It's a really nice spot. The waterfalls are peaceful and it's well maintained and clean. There are Muong natives selling souvenirs and the smaller glass bridge and waterfall are pretty. I would recommend this over the more expensive glass bridge in Mộc Châu if you're on a budget.

They sell the ticket 150,000 vnd/ pax for all activities here, we saw the direction for zipline but we did not see any zipline there! Also there are so much trash at the coffee shop and waterfall. When you walk on glass bridge, just look down and you will see so so much trash float on the surface of water. It is easy to find this place, just follow google maps. After buy the ticket, you will walk a bit, the road is good, very easy to walk, no slippery at all. The waterfall is beautiful. Due to recently rain that’s why so much water in the waterfall and in other side it looks like another waterfall too.

80,000₫ for the entrance fee. Easy trek to the main waterfall with beautiful sights along the way. Be careful while taking photos at the waterfall as the bamboos are slippery and be prepared to get wet by waterfall shower. To proceed further to the love bridge, you'll have to pay additional 100,000₫.

150k entry + 10k bike parking. It’s quite a lot of money tbh, but it’s a well maintained nice looking place to walk around

On hot summer days, there's nothing better than standing at the foot of the waterfall, breathing fresh air, cool steam on your face, or immersing yourself in the cool, refreshing water. However, we came here in the late spring, the waterfall has beautiful scenery, food service and when you come here you have to buy a ticket...umh, I don't like this very much #waterfall #travel #Vietnam

If you visit Moc Chau town, you will have opportunities to watch the magical beauty which nature has granted to this area, and live in a primeval scene of the early days of life on earth. Dai Yem waterfall is a historical landscape, which is closely related to the history of Thai people in Muon Sang land a long time ago. The name Dai Yem is derived from a story about the brassiere of the girl who saved a boy from the flood. The Vat spring which flows to the waterfall has a length of about 5km. Water fills the spring year round. When it flows to this part, the spring is blocked by a limestone wall, and the water is stagnant and flows back to the lower bank. Bo Sap is a large spring, which derives from Bo Sap village near the border of Vietnam and Laos in Yen Chau land. Back to the upstream of the spring, tourists can reach the first waterfall. The internal parts of the spring have many small and medium rocks with various strange shapes. In the rainy season (April to September), the entire 70m width is a white curtain flowing to the river, a poetic scene. The second waterfall has only one line from a height of 50m. Many trees at the top of the waterfall create a grand landscape. The waterfall includes two levels of falls with the second located 150 meters at an angle below the first one. Above the second waterfall is a floral stretch of land from where visitors can view the surrounding mountainous view. The Dai Yem Waterfall looks most stunning during the rainy season from April to September every year, when the 70-meter-wide fall gushes down its slope, looking a dazzling white and imposingly dramatic and poetic.

A beautiful and stunning waterfall inside a tourism area. A normal glass bridge has also been built at the site. It would be much more convenient for guests if the tickets for both are sold at the entrance gate.

🌸 Message of Appreciation for Our Guide, Ms. Nia Nghia (Zonitrip) 🌸 We are a group of seven friends who recently completed a Ha Giang Hiking Trip in Vietnam with Zonitrip, and we feel truly fortunate to have Ms. Nia Nghia as our guide. Nia is an exceptional guide — proactive, cheerful, and full of humor. She knows her job very well and always takes the initiative to check with locals whenever she’s unsure about something. Throughout our journey, she anticipated challenges ahead and was always there to lend a helping hand. Though petite in size, Nia is full of energy and enthusiasm, even after a long day of trekking! What impressed us most is her deep passion for her work. Along the way, she shared with great warmth and insight about the history, culture, and traditions of the different ethnic groups we encountered. Her passion and compassion made our trip not only fun but also meaningful. We are deeply grateful for her dedication and care. We will definitely return to Vietnam — and when we do, we’ll be sure to have Nia as our guide again! Highly recommended for anyone planning a Ha Giang adventure in Vietnam! 🇻🇳❤️

Had a smooth and lovely trip to Taxua mountain. Great communication with Nghia who was able to get all the transport / guide / accommodation in proper order. Zonihome is a lovely place to stay with their wonderful family and 3 dogs and 2 kitties. Lucky to have great weather to see the sea of clouds. Everyone should get in touch with Zonitrip if u are coming to Tram Tau Taxua!

One of The Most Memorable Parts of Our Trip! We absolutely LOVED this three day, two night trip with Nghia! We started from Hanoi and made our way up north to Mu Cang Chai. We spent the first day trekking to a tea farm up in the mountains and spent the first night at a homestay. We biked through rice fields, met locals and learned a lot about the community. We trekked up in Mu Chang Chai the second day via motorbike, walking and met locals, including our tour guide. As a traveler here, you need to be flexible and willing to experience the trip, even when the conditions aren't ideal. It rained some on the second day, and was very muddy, but I think that gave the day an even better memory. Our meals were also very yummy and we were able to experience all sorts of local delights.

The 4 days spent with the tour organized by Zonitrip were truly exceptional! We visited places that would otherwise have been impossible to visit independently. Everything organized to perfection, from the driver to the places to sleep, from meals with local food to overnight stays. A true immersion in Vietnamese culture and customs! If you also add friendliness, fun and wonderful evenings together to all this, this is ZoniTrip! Great! Thanks for everything

Nghia from Zonitrip tailored our 6 nights trip to North Vietnam to our needs. She knew the hikes and their rigor very well and she was very careful in planning our daily adventures. This was the BEST cultural experience for us and it was enlightening to visit authentic remote villages where no other tourists go!

Booked 1 day fanispan trekking for 2 pax with this company. guide and car picked us up at the hotel 7am, on time. guide and porter assigned to us named Susu/ Su was very good, took good care of us. Finished 12.2KM of trekking trail with good pace and sufficient rest stopps. Su also helped to carry 2 x 1.5L water, lunch, bananas and mandarin oranges. Pls tip ur porter/ guides generously, they work really hard.

“Very great trip to mount Fansipan !” 5 of 5 starsReviewed 5 days ago NEW Thanks Zonitrip for this great experience ! We climbed the mount Fansipan, the highest point in Vietnam. We were in Yen Bai which is 3hours from Hanoi by bus. Nghia organised everything for us, as dropped us on the Highway at midnight to catch the bus to Sapa ! We were only four in our group, and we started to hike the first day and we slept in the base camp (2800m). Good atmosphere and good people over there ! The guide cooked a great meal for us and we spent good time drinking some local alcohol and beers (you can find beers in the hut but you have to bring your own alcohol wink emoticon The day after we started to hike around 6.30am for 2 hours until the top of the Fansipan. Unfortunately it was really cloudy, like almost every day so no regrets ! We decided to go down by the cable car (600 000 dng) cause of the rain. We had time to visit around Sapa and to meet some locals before to take the bus. The city is really nice even if it's extremely touristy... We went back in Yen Bai around 8pm and Nghia was waiting for us with her husband to dropped us at home. That was 2 really nice days ! Thank you so much for everything ! I highly recommend Zonitrip !

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(Translated by Google) I feel completely secure when booking a tour at Tam Tam Travel. They are thoughtful from A to Z. I feel completely secure when booking a tour at Tam Tam Travel. They are attentive from A to Z (Original) Tôi hoàn toàn yên tâm khi đặt tour du lịch tại Tam Tam Travel. Họ chu đáo từ A đến ZTôi hoàn toàn yên tâm khi đặt tour du lịch tại Tam Tam Travel. Họ chu đáo từ A đến Z

(Translated by Google) Tam Tam Travel is amazing! They helped me plan my trip to Dien Bien Phu smoothly and easily (Original) Tam Tam Travel thật tuyệt vời! Họ giúp tôi lên kế hoạch cho chuyến đi Điện Biên Phủ thật suôn sẻ và dễ dàng

(Translated by Google) Tam Tam Travel is the perfect choice for those who want a comfortable and pleasant trip (Original) Tam Tam Travel là sự lựa chọn hoàn hảo cho những ai muốn có một chuyến đi thoải mái và dễ chịu

(Translated by Google) Tam Tam Travel is truly trustworthy. Everything is thoughtfully arranged and according to plan (Original) Tam Tam Travel thật sự đáng tin cậy. Mọi thứ đều được sắp xếp chu đáo và đúng kế hoạch

(Translated by Google) Tam Tam Travel team is very dynamic and enthusiastic. They are always ready to answer any questions (Original) Đội ngũ Tam Tam Travel rất năng động và nhiệt tình. Họ luôn sẵn sàng giải đáp mọi thắc mắc

Most interesting place, part of most important History where Vietnam fought and defeated the French Colonizers in 1954 to become Free and Independent of any Colonization. An absolute must to visit if you interested and respect Vietnamese History

A1 Hill is an important battlegrounds in the Battle of Dien Bien Phu, and one of the famous historical relics of Dien Bien. Here you can see the command bunker, the bomb crater, French tank, tunnel system that were buit in the war between French and Vietnam.

A must part of the 1954 site seeing trail. Very easy to find as quite close to the main museum and military cemetery. The bunker network is quite well preserved as is the mine crater which finally helped the Viet Ming break through. If you visit here also make sure to also seek out hill Beatrice (a couple of miles north) which is even better preserved than A1 because it attracts fewer visitors.

Only 20k entrance fee this is a must see. I'm not sure if the trenches are based on real archaeology but it does enough to demonstrate the look of the outpost that many people died trying to take and hold.

Important historical spot of Dien Bien Phu war. Good for the local Vietnamese with tutorial service but not easy for foreigners to gain the piece of understanding. suggest visiting museum.

Should be combined with visit to Victory Museum (just over the road.)

Most things here and in war sites in Vietnam are reconstructed but it gives a broad impression of the war days. Interesting to see but you won't be blown away by it.

!!!SPOILER ALERT!!! Very worth to have a visit to know Dien Bien Phu and what happened through the war, historical perspective on how Vietnam won the war agains the French. The panoramic art work is worth every dong. Audio and visual film that can be in English.

New and modern, the museum has the form of the cap worn by Vietnamese soldiers in the war. The highlight of the museum is the large panoramic oil painting that depicts the Dien Bien Phu battlefield.

Really awesome place. Nice architecture We went for museum, wait a little bit to see the paranoma picture with 4 part of the battle, then wait 15 more minutes to see the movies Worthy experience with 100k

Very worth to have a visit to know Dien Bien Phu fom historical perspective how Vietnam won the war with Frence with a huge artwork and audio room to watch an impressive documentary.

It is a must-see when you visit Dien Bien Phu. Even though I learned about the war in books, there is still a lot I can learn by visiting this place. Wonderful paranormal picture as well.

A good place for gaining knowledge about Battle of Dien Bien Phu. There are such a fascinating massive panorama painting which portrayed the battle lively. Must visit when you come to Dien Bien Phu. Although there weren't too much historical stuffs but the staffs were really helpful and the stories were touching.

100k entrance fee but I think it's worth it, a very immersive mural depicting different stages of the battle with music playing in the background.

There’s not a lot here, it’s a bit cheeky they charge 20,000 each but it’s good for history buffs and anyone interested in learning about the fight for independence against the French.

(Translated by Google) Empty and refined, deserves a little interior furniture to recreate the realism of the period. Very qualitative from the outside, can be visited quickly. Opens at 1:30 p.m. (Original) Vide et épuré, mériterait un peu de mobiliers intérieurs pour recréer le réalisme de l’époque . Très qualitatif de l’extérieur, se visite rapidement. Ouvre à 13h30

As others mentioned, there's not a lot to see here and you'll be in and out within 10 mins. One of the stops along the history trail

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(Translated by Google) 1. Space is very OK 2. The people are lovely and approachable, but they don't have the kind of pro-level service. I really hope the eco-zone invests in human resource training because they are very valuable and have tried their best, but the human resources have not done it because they don't know yet. Stop 3. OK stove, good price In general, although it is not correct enough, I still vote 4 stars because this is certainly a significant effort of the locality. Wishing you more success, I'll see you next time (Original) 1. Không gian rất OK 2. Con người đáng yêu kiểu gần gũi chứ chưa được kiểu dịch vụ pro có hạng rất mong chỉ khu sinh thái đầu tư đào tạo nhân sự vì họ rất đáng trân quý đã cố gắng nhưng điều nhân sự chưa làm vì họ chưa biết mà thôi 3. Bếp nấu ăn OK giá tốt Nói chung tuy chưa phải đúng đủ đạt mình vẫn vote 4 sao vì chắc đây đã là 1 nỗ lực không nhỏ của địa phương . Chúc các bạn thành công hơn nữa mình sẽ hẹn gặp lần sau

(Translated by Google) The resort is being completed so many services are not 4-star standard, but the nature and atmosphere are very pleasant, private mineral bath is 250k, outside the pool is 20k/day. (Original) Resort đang hoàn thiện nên nhiều dịch vụ chưa được chuẩn 4 sao, nhưng thiên nhiên và không khí rất thích, tắm khoáng phòng riêng là 250k, ngoài bể là 20k/ng

(Translated by Google) Get in the shower. Charge for bathing 1 room 500k. But they charge additional sightseeing tickets of 20k per ticket. 2 5 year old children also collect money = adult tickets But when I visit there's nothing, there's always a few stalls like this. I can't even find a nice place to check in. Many people were upset when they heard that even the female workers who participated in performing arts were charged money. (Original) Vào tắm . thu tiền tắm 1 phòng 500k. nhưng lại thu thêm vé tham quan 20k 1 vé. 2 đứa trẻ con 5 tuổi cũng thu tiền = vé người lớn Nhưng mà tham quan không có gì cả luôn có mấy cái sập hàng như thế này thôi. Tìm một chỗ check in đẹp cũng không có. Nhiều người bức xúc mà nghe nói mấy cô văn công vào diễn văn nghệ cũng bị thu tiền.

(Translated by Google) Spacious, clean, natural hot mineral bath. - Minus points: Boring food, unprofessional staff. (Original) Rộng rãi sạch sẽ, tắm khoáng nóng tự nhiên. - Điểm trừ : Đồ ăn chán, nhân viên không chuyên nghiệp.

(Translated by Google) Facilities are clean, with private, double and communal baths, double bath price is 200k/room. Take a shower in the room, no hot water. There are towels and soap. It's okay, beautiful scenery. (Original) Cơ sở vật chất sạch sẽ, có tắm riêng, đôi và tập thể, giá tắm đôi là 200k/phòng. Tắm lại trong phòng,ko có nước nóng. Có khăn và xà phòng. Tạm ổn, cảnh đẹp.

(Translated by Google) ~14km from Dien Bien Phu city center. There is space and restaurant suitable for families and groups to visit! (Original) Cách trung tâm TP Điện Biên Phủ ~14km. Có không gian, nhà hàng phù hợp cho gia đình, đoàn thể ghé ghăm!

It took me 2 hours to walk (during the day). There is a sign up the hill “camping not allowed without tour”. There was actually a tour so I was not allowed to sleep at the top so I walked 5 min. and pinched my tent on the trail (there are flat parts). Sunset was amazing. Entrance from the main road 50.000 Kib. People came also up from the other side (free entrance they said)

Amazing views. Worth the climb. Highly recommended to bring something against mosquitoes for the climate themselves and also for night. Also, the food that the guides make at the top is not so great, it would be better to just bring more food for dinner. The easiest way is just to book the trip through a local guide at the town.

We climbed this viewpoint separately from a tour and it was the best decision! We left around 4:10 in the morning and arrived at the top an hour later. It was not a difficult hike in the dark, we only had the flashlights of our smartphones and this was fine. The sunrise wasn’t that great when we went but still the views were gorgeous. We didn’t have to pay any fee to enter. Bonus tip: go for a delicious breakfast at Couleur Cafe afterwards - and take the breakfast set!! This was so good after the hike

Great hike and views, it took us about an hour and a half, slowly walking up. We started at around 8:30, was still cloudy but by the time we arrived clouds started to move away and we had great clear views.

A 90 minute uphill slog but very rewarding views. Not recommended after heavy rain.

50k entry. About 1 hr up and 45 min down. Bring a torch if you're coming down after sunset. Definitely worth it. Amazing 360 degree views

Very clean. Very peaceful. Only a handful of crowd - that too on a Sunday. Will take around 90 mins - 120 mins to hike up to the viewpoint. Can camp on top as well. But you will have to take permission earlier. Refer to pic uploaded by me for this location to see where you need to go for the required camping permissions.

We had a great day with the jungle fly zipline guys. They gave us enough time to do the ziplines and climbing things and helped us as much as we needed. It was a funny day with a lot of new experiences. We felt save and comfortable all the time. Everything was well organized. Also the boss of of this agency is polite and very helpful, because he helped us to organize a private car.

I did the half day zipline tour with them and it was a very good experience. I really enjoy my time during the activity and all the people from the staff was very nice. I highly recomend to do this activity if you go to Nong khiaw. Also the nature there is amazing, so it's the best place to do one activity like this!

This cave is steeped in history from the indochina war and it is palpable once you enter. Mant sections require crawling through with very little headroom so probably best avoided if very claustrophobic. The experience of total silence and pitch blackness is really fascinating (though do no enter without a light source!). I would strongly recommend this cave with to anyone with a sense of adventure!

An amazing exploration point about 5 / 10 minutes away on a scooter from the main town of Nong Khiaw. Some people told us we had to pay for entry however when we arrived about 11am nobody was there so we didn’t end up paying. It’s a very cool experience inside and it goes really quite deep with some tight squeezes through.

I visited this cave once on purpose and the second time, it was included as part of a tour. I enjoyed both times in the cave. As with all the reviews here. There's a narrow pinch point about 35cm x 70cm so this cave is not for everyone. There's something special to squirrel through the tight spaces and continue deeper until you feel uncomfortable and turn back. Both times I reached the same point, there's a wide downhill slope with a rope on the right hand side. I didn't feel comfortable continuing deeper into the spaces at the end of that slope. But I explored as deep as I could and I had a great time exploring. I don't have caving experience.

If you’re ready to get yourself very dirty and are physically fit, this is going to be a super cool adventure for you. The real adventure start after crawling through a super small hole you need to squeeze through. Sometimes helps to know little climbing skills to go back from some routes where the ground is super slippery. Reaching the end of the cave including all forks took me about an hour. Going out about 15mins.

It's a real cave experience. You have to be aware that to enter the real cave, you have to pass trow a hole 30 centimeters width × 70 centimeters height then keep crawling and squeezing for 3 meters. Bring a mosquito spray. There is a lot of mosquito and insects that's gonna attack you. Bring also a pant and shirt with sleeves because it's really moody and sometimes you gonna step on water so your shoes gonna get wet. Bring torch and hand lights because it's so dark. It's gonna take you at least 1.30 hours to go through the whole cave. If you bring a bag, just let it in the cave and continue it's hard to squeeze with it. Also bring clothes change 😉. If you have a problem with breathing, don't go. I didn't put 5 stars because the entrance fee increased to 20k kip . Also, they don't make people aware of the size of the cave, I could fit only because I'm small. But I really enjoyed the experience. There was no one 😏. Don't forget you have to walk more than 3 km from nong khiaw to this cave 😀

Really enjoyed this caving experience. Did it without a guide but with two other French ladies. The entry fee was 20k kip per person. It was a short hike to the cave entrance where there was a massive hole for sunlight to shine in and it was pretty to take pics there. Then we moved into the darkness, took our head torches out and very quickly we were on all 4s. Within 10m, we arrived at a tiny hole of 0.3m x 0.75m and only one of us could fit through - my partner couldn’t so he waited outside the hole while I entered with 2 other ladies. It was completely dark so headtorch is a must. Be prepared to get dirty and it was sandy dusty and damp. We scrambled and crawled for more than 10m and the cave opened up a bit. Eventually there was a slope with a rope at the side to help us climb down and we reached the end of the cave. Total time taken was about 1h-1.5h with photo taking. Go slow and steady, and always bring a partner while caving for safety reasons!

What a brilliant little adventure. Pay your 10,000 Kip to the restaurant over the road and get a head torch from them. Towards to back of the first atrium is a smaller hole to enter. Beyond there the cave goes a long way in, through some lengthy sections commando crawling or squeezing through a pinch. Eventually at the end you get to a couple of black pits of death so you will know when your cave exploration is done. The cave is muddy at times and can be claustrophobic if you are that way inclined but it’s really not too bad except for one 30cm x 70cm pinch. It is worth making sure you have battery in your phone so you have a back up in the event the head torch runs out of battery. I took my 7 year old daughter in and she loved it.

2 cool caves to see if you can add it to your day trip. I wouldn’t come just for the caves there isn’t a lot to do here. If you’re passing on a tour then definitely stop and take the time to walk the 278 steps to the upper cave. Apparently there is approx 4000 Buddha statues across the 2 caves.

Positive: Lots and lots of Budda statues, not smelly and wet like some caves, two levels of caves with good steps to climb up, reasonably priced boat ride (15,000kip for small boat or 50,000kip for the big boat and cave entrance fee (30,000kip). Negative: no view of the Mekong or surrounding hills. Not for those who are more interested in the scenery rather than history, religion and ethnography. Suggestion to Management (hopefully they read this) : make a few more steps from the upper cave to the top of the cliff for a (probably fantastic) view of the Mekong and the surrounding hills.

These caves overlook the Mekong River, 25 km to the north of Luang Prabang, Laos. To get there would require a boat ride along the Mekong river, about two hours upstream from the centre of Luang Prabang. There are two caves noted for their hundreds of miniature Buddha sculptures laid on the shelves and all over the caves. Interesting visit

Lovely location beside the Mekong. Old historic location with thousands of Buddha statues . This limestone cave has a lower and upper part and well worth the climb.

A very cool place, and not too many steps to the top cave. There's not too much to them as you'd expect though. You only need 10 minutes to explore both caves. But they are in a incredibly beautiful spot on the Mekong River

I loved it there. Tip for solo travellers: The entry is 30K KIP for foreigners. Individual person boat ride is 25K KIP. The local shacks will ask you five times the price to get the ticket for you. Just don’t fall for it. Look for the ticket counter and buy yourself.

Pak Ou Caves in Luang Prabang northern of Laos offer a unique blend of natural beauty and spiritual richness. Take the boat ride across the river to the cave is scenic and beautiful nature along the Mekong River. The caves are filled with thousands of Buddha statues, which lend the space an almost mystical aura.

One of my favourite place when i come to Oudomxay in the morning often come up to Pouthad to see the sun rise and the city it is such beautiful and relaxing

Hello, hello Leo here discover beautiful and useful places like this nice situated Wat with a fine view and wonderful motives around the sunset 🙂 The Buddha statue and the stupa in gold are fantastic sceneries if the last sunbeams touch them in golden light shining brights 😊 See self what you can enjoy in my following images a composition of light, shapes and sunbeams 😊 Highly recommended for nice evening get down place Leo 🙂

Basic temple with a very nice atmosphere. The climb up the hill was steep but very short. Can be done in 10 mins or so. Beautiful sunset.

Small Buddhist Monastery on the hill in Muang Xai following Theravada Buddhism.

Do not missed to visit.

Suggested Buddhist Temple (Wat) to visit

Very disappointing that they clearcut the lovely forest that was on the hill here. I regret donating money to this temple now.