If you are tired of homogenized travel and have a taste for adventure (even a mild one) you should try Lanjia Lodge. The Lodge is located approximately 60 km north of Chaing Rai between two hill tribe villages. One is comprised of members of the Lahu tribe; the other is Hmong. Guests have the opportunity learn about the tribes’ cultures,... More

We stopped here as an overnight with a group of 20 and were sad that we could not stay longer. The views are stunning, the food, the accommodations, the service, the activities were all excellent as was our charming guide, Tun. I called to say that I left my jacket here and it was delivered to me in Chiang Rai... More

We stayed at the Lanjia Lodge with our two teenage sons for two nights at the beginning of a trip through Northern Thailand, Laos and Bangkok. We were at little unsure of what to expect especially when we were driving up the dirt road through the village and into the dirt carpark. However, on entering the lodge area the vista... More

My wife and I just returned from a 7 night stay in the Asian Oasis Lodges – Lisu Lodge (2 nights), Khum Lanna ( 2 nights), both are in the Chiang Mai area, and Lanjia Lodge ( 3 nights) near Chiang Rai. Asian Oasis did a wonderful job coordinating our travel to/from each lodge, as well as for our fantastic... More

My husband and I went on a weekend trip to Lanjia Lodge with some friends, driving up from Chiang Mai, and were completely delighted and enamored with our time there. When you drive into the village, you really feel time slow down as you enter a completely different world from the hustle and bustle of bigger Thai cities. We were... More

Our trip to Lanjia Lodge was the highlight of our trip to Thailand. My wife and I visited the lodge with two of our dear friends. We weren't quite sure what to expect before we arrived; we knew the lodge was an eco-friendly, sustainable get away staffed entirely of Hmong and Lahu villagers and that was about it. But I... More

Dear Lanjia Lodge, Thank you so much for such a wonderful stay. My husband and I came to visit for a weekend with another couple, friends who came to visit us from the States. While my husband and I have been living in Chiang Mai, the environment in that city is so different from the breathtaking landscape and the culture... More

Lanjia Lodge is an absolutely wonderful, delightful place!!!! We highy recommend this unique living experience. The Lodge is simple (all bamboo and wicker), yet well designed and quite comfortable. The staff is courteous, quiet, and efficient. Food is superb - better than any Bangkok restaurant. The location is indeed quite isolated (1 1/2 hour drive to Chiang Rai airport), but... More

The Lanjia Lodge is not for everyone. Co-managed by the Population and Community Development Association (www.pdacr.org) and the Asian Oasis, the Lanjia Lodge was created to provide income generating opportunities for the villagers of Ban Kiew Karn which is some 20 km north of Chiang Khong. Ban Kiew Karn has a Lahu section and a Hmong section. This juxtaposition of... More