The Luckydaisy project was started in 2012 to create a more authentic local experience for tourists, and to train uneducated local girls and women in hospitality. Our team of local women from both the H’mong and Giay ethnic groups, occasional volunteers from around the world, and manager, Hien, are delighted to accommodate you in one of our wooden houses.

We invite you to join and share with us in our Luckydaisy Bamboo Bar & Buffalo House in Ta Van village. Located in the Muon Hoa Valley, just 20 minutes motortaxi ride from Sapa, you will find this unexpected paradise having chilled evenings after trekking with stunning mountain views, green and gold rice paddie fields, domestic animals and local smiles with a responsible development of local decorated with Hmong artifacts from local artist and artisans our Bamboo Bar provides you with a tasty, organic, fresh & home made communal style feast food , including vegetarian and gluten free options. Set menus can be reserved in advance. The beverage specialities are the passion fruit Mojito, mulled wine and hot Dutch chocolate. We are also a late night bar –with a little mezzanine to sit upstairs- where local and foreign travelers meet to talk about life experiences, see the Ta Van routine passing by and hear the relaxing sound of the river down the hill. Many people also come from Sapa for food and drinks while they visit the village. But the most important thing is that we are a family restaurant! Most of our guest also sleep and eat with us in the Bamboo Bar

Tavan village is the small village, 12km outside Sapa to Muong Hoa valley. It is peaceful and beautiful village with moutains, bamboo forest,Day and Hmong people live surround. It is not only a place for young adventure people but also a wonderful place for the kids who travel with family. It is safe, pure village.