What this place feels like
Expect somewhere under-the-radar, local and nature-rich.
Bamboo garden homestay & coffee
Find tours on ViatorExperience the warmth of a rustic Vietnamese homestay café nestled in the lush bamboo groves of Ta Van, Lao Cai. This intimate moment captures the simple pleasures of savory chicken fried rice and a vibrant noodle soup, accompanied by a fresh young coconut and lively red soda cans that hint at local flavors and friendships. The natural ambiance invites you to savor authentic tastes while feeling the gentle mountain breeze and the soft morning light filtering through the bamboo leaves. This is a sensory journey into the everyday magic of rural Vietnam, where every bite, sip, and setting whispers calm and connection. Ready to awaken your palate and spirit? Discover this hidden gem on your next Vietnamese adventure!
March to May or September to November for mild weather and lush landscapes
Most videos filmed Apr during spring. September is busy - one of the most popular times to visit.
What this place feels like
Expect somewhere under-the-radar, local and nature-rich.
Frequently asked questions
March to May or September to November for mild weather and lush landscapes
1–2 hours
Camera or phone for food photography, Cash in local currency (VND), Light jacket or sweater for mountain mornings, and Reusable water bottle
Couples, Cultural Explorers, Foodies, and Solo Travelers
The nearest airport is Noi Bai International Airport (HAN), about a 4-hour drive from Ta Van.
Stay at charming local homestays or eco-friendly lodges in Ta Van village to immerse fully in the natural and cultural surroundings.
Explore hiking trails through terraced rice fields, visit nearby ethnic minority villages, or enjoy a traditional cooking class in Ta Van.
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One of 30 clips our travelers have filmed in Lào Cai