Muong Then Homestay opened on November 28, 2018, located in Ban Lo, Thanh Luong commune, Dien Bien district (now Thanh Nua commune, Dien Bien province). The homestay sits on a 6,000 m² plot of land, next to a small stream, surrounded by traditional stilt houses of the Thai ethnic minority, creating a warm, fresh, and peaceful atmosphere.

The homestay includes two communal stilt houses and seven bungalow rooms, with a maximum capacity of approximately 90 people, suitable for both group tours and families. Guests can enjoy Thai specialties in the 140 m² stilt house area, participate in cultural activities such as Xoe dance and Sap dance, or cycle around the village to explore local life.

With attentive service, lush green spaces, and unique cultural experiences, Muong Then Homestay is an ideal choice for domestic and international tourists who want to enjoy a holiday close to nature, learn about Northwest culture, and truly relax.