Vieng Neua Homestay Lao Yuan Village

Trip Overview
Experience the Lao Yuan culture & traditional, enjoy the Lao Yuan meals, participates a traditional Baci-ceremony, performance & music (If you order), stay overnight with Lao Yuan houses, daily activities of the family if you like. Your activities such as: prepare baci-ceremony equipment, making banana leaf flower.

Itinerary
Start at 15:30 O’clock from our office or your hotel by Tuk Tuk or bicycle (depending on your preference) to Vieng Neua Village only 15 minutes, get warm welcome by homestay owner, the local guide will take you walk around village, visit field, Namtha river, local temple. Next join a traditional Baci-ceremony, traditional performance and Lamvong Lao (If you order), test local meals prepare by owner homestay, talk with homestay owner and go to bed.

In the morning next day. You have time walk around the village to see real lifestyle of the local people, after breakfast join community-based tourism activities as: prepare baci-ceremony equipment, making banana leaf flower. After that back to Luang Namtha town. 

The Traditional Style House & Vieng Neua Village
Vieng Neua village “Lao yuan” is located about 3 km from the town center, close to the airport. The house is built according to the traditional style of the Lao Yuan people, although some modern toilet facilities have been added. The house can be used by the local villagers for meetings, wedding ceremonies and other events.

It also serves as a tourist attraction, where local and international tour companies are able to show visitors the traditional customs and food of the Lao people. The villagers of Vieng Neua Village are very proud to keep their traditional customs and welcome visitors to see it. They are able to offer a range of services, ranging from Baci-ceremonies, dance performances, lunch or dinner and cooking classes. These services can be booked from: Phou Iu Travel & Eco-Tourism Laos at Luang Namtha Town.

Nowadays Vieng Neua Village organize homestay & community-based tourism activities, you can stay 1 night or 2 nights get experience the Lao Yuan culture & traditional, enjoy the local meals, participates a traditional Baci-ceremony, performance & music, stay overnight with Lao Yuan house, daily activities of the family if you like. Your activities such as: prepare baci-ceremony equipment, making banana leaf flower.

Lao Yuan Homestay
All Lao Yuan homestay in the village have been passed Luang Namtha Homestay Standard and ASEAN Homestay Standard. All homestay are Lao Yuan’s house style. Each room in homestay include mattress, blanket, mosquito net, towel and pillows with clean toilet in outside.

Detailed info & Pricing:

  • Tour ID: LT-HS-03.
  • Duration: 1 night/half day.
  • Operational: Daily, 15:30.
  • Difficulty: Easy, suitable for families.

Highlights: Experience the Lao Yuan culture & traditional; Enjoy the Lao Yuan meals and Stay overnight with Lao Yuan houses; Participates a traditional Baci-ceremony, performance & music (If you order); Daily activities of the family if you like as: prepare baci-ceremony equipment and making banana leaf flower.

Pricing:
The price ranges from US$69/Person for 8 + Pax to US$199/Person for 1 Pax.

The price varies according to the number of participants. The price decreases as more tourists book the same tour!

Please contact us to check the availability of a tour & the number of people who have already signed up for the tour for an accurate pricing.

Price Includes:

  • English speaking tour guide.
  • Local guide from the village.
  • Transportation from your hotel & back to hotel.
  • Accommodation (Lao Yuan Homestay).
  • Meals (4 meals covered) “Local food”
  • Drinking water during the trip.
  • All activities mention on itinerary.
  • Community distribution.
  • Government Taxes and charges.

Not included: Elements not mentioned in “Tour includes”; All kind of soft drinks or alcohol during your tour.

Note: For your impression & get more experience to join our homestay. We offer transportation for you as Tuk Tuk (Local Taxi) & Bicycle please choose one.

Extra info:
More Information about Homestay
What is homestay accommodation?
Homestay is a popular form of hospitality and lodging whereby visitors sleep at the residence of a local of the town to which they are traveling. … Farm stays are a type of a homestay, in which the visitor stays on a working farm.

What is homestay Programme?
homestay programme gives tourists the opportunity to stay with a chosen family, interact and experience the daily life of their homestay family and learn the culture and lifestyle of the rural community in Luang Namtha, Laos. … It focuses more on lifestyle and experience, including cultural and economic activities.

What you should bring on a homestay
Small backpack, T-shirt, short pants, long pants, towel or sarong, pair of socks, long sleeve shirt, pair of slippers, pair of shoes, swimsuit, soap, shampoo, toothbrush & toothpaste, mosquito spray, sun cream, flashlight, 2 liter drinking water for the first day, hat or cap, first aid kit & toilet roll.

What you should NOT take on a Homestay (Please Ask)
Passport, Flight ticket and Travelers Cheques. Whenever you lose your passport you have to go to Vientiane to get a new one. Also, a tropical shower can reduce your precious papers to something else. At the safe in your hotel your belongings will be safe!

Make sure that your photo or film camera is packed waterproof, nature here is unpredictable.

Candies for the children would be nice but they usually can’t go to the dentist easily. A donation for the village or village school is a better idea.

Bank notes in high denominations will be a problem changing them in smaller ones.

Important do’s & don’ts:
Do not give individual gifts, sweets or money to children, ask before taking photos of people or spiritual items, help keep the trails clean by not littering, please purchase handicrafts but do not purchase antiques, do not remove any archaeological remains from the site of the ancient sites, stay with the guides all the time, do not use drugs.

0 replies

Leave a Reply

Want to join the discussion?
Feel free to contribute!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *