The whole Lanjia Lodge exerience was very special. Even though we were paying tourists, we believe we really were able to get an insight into the village life. We met with 2 Shamans, walked around the entire village (among the puppies and giggling children), did batik with the ladies and planted trees. It's amazing how those simple activities can make... More

We got an extraordinary experience at Lanjia Lodge. Lanjia Lodge is located between two hill tribe villages (Mhong & Lahu). We had an opportunity learn about their cultures, religions, and meet a Shaman. There’re many activities to choose but we stay there only 1 day but I had an opportunity to talked with other guests (a couple from Holland). They... More

Stayed here for 1 night but wanted to extend for a few days. It was a lovely place and the room was perfect fitting the location. Ours faced the sunrise and veranda and had amazing views. The whole package included room food and entertainment which was traditional dancing and music by tribes people both young and old. For me it... More

If you would like to step off the beaten path and have a unique experience, then this is the place for you. This is a remote location, and an opportunity to learn about about the hill tribes in Northern Thailand. Bonus here is that you can experience this area, AND have a toilet and hot shower! (we also did a... More

We stayed here for 1 night as part of our tour of Asia. The village experience was delightful; we were made to feel genuinely welcomed and the inhabitants of the village were only too pleased to share and explain their culture and customs with us. Our accommodation within the Lanjia Lodge Complex was excellent with amazing views. The service was... More

We stayed here for one night as part of the Asian Oasis package south along the Mekong to Luang Prabang. We were collected from our Chiang Rai hotel and driven the 90 min to this stunning location. The hotel is located up an extremely steep hill between Lahu and Hmong tribes. The lodge is constructed of bamboo and wicker but... More

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