Nestled in the middle of the mountains and forests of Chieng Yen commune, Van Ho district, Son La province. There is a village of Thai ethnic people who live very peacefully with nature. We, Van Ho Agritage, have been developing a system of heritage agriculture and ecotourism with the goal of bringing clean, quality products to the market as well as allowing tourists to immerse themselves in nature and have The most authentic view of the way of life of indigenous people.
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