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Lanjia Lodge

Lanjia Lodge

Lodging and Multi-Day Tours
in Chiang Rai, Thailand

Lanjia Lodge is managed as a partnership between Asian Oasis (a travel company focused on sustainable tourism, offering a collection of unique travel experiences in northern Thailand) and the proud Hmong and Lahu villagers who take care of all visitors and all activities at the lodge during your stay. All visitors are taken on personal tours of the villages where they can freely intermingle and even meet the local shamans.

Right for You?

Experience

Style

Connect with Nature, Active Adventure, Cultural Immersion, Off the Beaten Path, Comfortable Stay and Cultural Immersion

Price

Mid-range

Location

Small Towns/Villages

Connect with Lanjia Lodge

Locally Owned Social Enterprise
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Speaks: English and Thai

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Lanjia Lodge Golden Triangle Experience
$325/person
Lanjia Lodge Golden Triangle Experience
Chiang Rai, Thailand
3 Days | Cultural Activities, Community Visit, Eco Lodge
Discover the culture of Hmong and Lahu tribes, engage in batik making, tree planting, and tea tasting in the Golden Triangle.

Why Lokal Recommends Lanjia Lodge

Background

Social Enterprise started in 2008| Locally Owned with 100% local staff

Deep Community Connections

Lanjia Lodge has worked with the Population & Community Development Association since 2008 to improve local villagers lives. They give a portion of lodge income to the village development bank, which supports community projects such as setting up electricity lines, installing solar panels and a micro-credit fund.

Active Environmental Stewardship

The guest cottages are built in traditional style with thatched roof and bamboo, blending in with the environment. Shampoo and soap used at the lodge are made from natural ingredients. Guests also have chance to reduce their carbon footprint by planting trees at the reforestation site.

Exceptional Quality and Authenticity (Culture)

During the stay, guests will learn how to make Hmong batik (a skill that almost disappeared from the village 8 years ago) and help keep the tradition alive. They also have a chance to see traditional dance performed by Hmong and Lahu villagers.

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