Located in a valley, on the outskirts of teensy Nam Cang village, 36km from Sapa, this stylish wooden house with eight minimalist rooms is a collaboration between a Red Dzao family and Topas Travel, which handles all bookings. The area is replete with stunning scenery and local hill-tribe life. Rates include transport and dinner.
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