Activities at our farm

Experiment local countryside life

Guide a buffalo to plow furrows and plant rice, learn bamboo weaving, take a class on authentic Lao cuisine, feed the animals, and explore the surrounding area on beautiful walks.

Kao Niaw Farm Stay - 4 Chambres Deluxe

Kao Niaw Farm Stay - Le travail à la ferme

Kao Niaw Farm Stay - le repiquage du riz

Coucher de soleil sur la rizière de la ferme

Accès à notre rizière, notre potager, et nos animaux

MICE, séminaires, classe d’étudiants

2022, classe d’étudiants de Corée

Apprendre la culture du riz avec nous

Notre potager et pépinière

2 dortoirs pour 2x7 personnes

Apprendre et expériementer la vie locale à la ferme

Notre ferme, proche des chutes de Kuang Si

8 Chambres Standard à la ferme

Don’t just watch, participate, our daily life is your playground.

Try your hand at the rhythmic art of planting and harvesting rice, or experience the power of buffalo driving. From the delicate skill of bamboo weaving to the satisfaction of separating the husk and feeding our animals, you’ll connect with the land like never before. End your day with a moment of peace fishing in our private pond.

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