Scenic Semi-Campsite on the Dong Van Karst Plateau Discover a truly unforgettable outdoor stay at our semi-campsite, perfectly located beside hundreds of dramatic mountain tops — the iconic rocky landscape of the Dong Van Karst Plateau. Set on the top of these majestic peaks, our campsite overlooks a lush green valley dotted with traditional Hmong tribal villages, offering guests a serene and awe-inspiring escape into nature. Breathtaking Views Wake up to spectacular sunrise over rugged karst mountains, and unwind with a stunning sunset that lights up the valley in brilliant color. The ever-changing sky and panoramic vistas make every moment a picture-perfect memory. Explore & Hike Step outside and discover scenic trails that wind through surrounding villages and mountain slopes. Whether you’re seeking cultural immersion or peaceful nature walks, the landscape here invites you to explore on foot and connect with the land and its people. Campfire & Tea Experiences Relax by the flickering flames of a campfire, savoring warm traditional tea as you share stories with fellow travelers. The camp atmosphere is perfect for enjoying simple pleasures beneath the stars. Local cuisine & Tea house nearby Just a short walk from your campsite, a welcoming local tea house awaits — enjoy refreshing tea and sample authentic Hmong-style cuisine made with fresh local ingredients. It’s the perfect way to end a day filled with adventure and breathtaking scenery.

Our host team is made up entirely of local people who were born and raised in this mountain region of the Dong Van Karst Plateau. We are deeply connected to the land, the forests, and the traditions of our ancestors. We specialize in wild mountain tea processing, carefully harvesting and preparing tea using traditional methods passed down through generations. In addition, our team has long-standing knowledge of herbal medicine, using local plants to support health and well-being in daily life. We also preserve and practice traditional skills such as hemp cultivation and hand-woven hemp fabrics, which have been an important part of local culture for centuries. Guests are welcome to learn about these crafts, taste our tea, and hear stories of mountain life directly from the people who live here. Hosting is not just our work — it is our way of sharing authentic culture, nature, and local knowledge with respectful travelers from around the world.

Dong Van Karst Plateau UNESCO Global Geopark – A breathtaking geological treasure recognized by UNESCO for its dramatic rock formations, deep canyons, stone forests, and more than 100 geoheritage sites that reflect over 500 million years of Earth history. It’s like an outdoor geological museum where mountains, valleys, cliffs, caves, and fossils tell ancient stories of the planet. Lung Cu Flag Tower – Northernmost Point of Vietnam – Just 20km from here, this iconic tower marks the northern edge of the country, symbolizing national pride and offering expansive panoramic views of terraced fields and rugged border landscapes. Vuong Family Palace (H’Mong King’s Palace) – A remarkable historical site near Sa Phin village, once home to the influential H’Mong royal family. The palace blends H’Mong, Chinese, and European architecture and offers a fascinating glimpse into the region’s past. Dong Van Old Quarter & Market – Wander through charming ancient streets with colonial-era buildings and enjoy the vibrant weekly fair market where ethnic minorities sell handicrafts, textiles, spices, and local foods. Ma Pi Leng Pass & Nho Que River Canyon – One of Vietnam’s most dramatic mountain roads, with sweeping views of steep limestone cliffs and emerald river waters far below — a highlight for drivers, hikers, and photographers alike. Ethnic Minority Villages – Explore nearby villages of H’Mong, Lo Lo, Giay, Tay, and other hill tribes, each with unique traditions, colorful costumes, and warm hospitality. Caves & Geological Sites – Discover hidden caves like Ma Le and Ong Caves, with dramatic stalactites and underground passages shaped by ancient karst processes.