4 homestays in Ha Giang for a trip to see the golden season 0
Hoang Su Phi Lodge is located in Nam Hong village, Thong Nguyen commune, Hoang Su Phi district – a famous place with long terraced fields that attract tourists every ripe rice season (September, October) and pouring water season (May
Around the resort, there are many streams and waterfalls with lots of water all year round. Even lying in bed early in the morning, you can hear the gurgling sound of the stream flowing around the house.
The resort includes both dormitory rooms and private bungalows with breathtaking views of terraced fields.
In addition to accommodation, Hoang Su Phi Lodge also has a restaurant specializing in ethnic specialties, massage services, Dao medicinal baths, motorbike rental…
Room price September and October: 1.2 – 1.5 million VND/night in bungalow for 2 – 3 people;
Ecolodge Panhou Village in Giang village, Thong Nguyen commune, Hoang Su Phi district, is an environmentally friendly resort using a hot water system and solar-powered fans.
The resort has both dormitory rooms and private bungalows for couples or families.
The resort also offers trekking tours to explore neighboring villages, massage, Dao medicinal baths, meals with a rich menu at a spacious restaurant… Photo: Quang Vinh
Located in Ban Phung, Hoang Su Phi, one of the attractive rice viewing spots in Ha Giang, Chi Tai homestay has 3 establishments quite close to each other.
Early in the morning you can sit and watch rice, hunt clouds and enjoy a cup of coffee or breakfast right on the shared balcony.
5 homestays for you to see Ha Giang’s golden season
At Chi Tai homestay, private rooms for 2 – 4 people cost 300,000 – 400,000 VND/night;
Morning clouds playing on terraced fields and mountains surrounding the homestay in the early days of September this year.
Kinh homestay, located very close to Hoang Su Phi Lodge, is a house imbued with Dao ethnic identity.
Looking from Kinh homestay, you will see red Dao houses interspersed with mist and clouds every morning, hidden are terraced fields in the ripening rice season.
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