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Mission
As one of the first guesthouses in Bavi, we wish to connect our visitors with the farmers to give you an authentic and educational Vietnam experience as well as benefit the locals.
Tourism
Agricultural Tourism has risen since the 1960s to be a major interest around the world. As Vietnamese Agricultural Ministry issued multiple policies to encourage Agricultural tour, Bavi Homestead has became a life case study for many provincial representatives.
Mission
To promote agricultural tourism in a sustainable way, fairly distribute responsibilities and benefits between farmers, visitors, and tour operator.
Funding
Thanks to the visit of people such as you, we have the capital to realize several projects such as Tea House repairing (roofs and floor), Rice House rebuilt, repair for the Communal House and new fences for its Banyan tree ...
About Bavi Homestead
Founded by Dr. Oanh Kieu Ngo in 2008.Traditional Values.
Since 1997, Dr. Oanh in one of her work trip to Hanoi nearby province Son Tay (the greater region of Bavi), found out that the Hoang Mai house and the old Stilt house at the dining area were to be destroyed for newer cement houses.
She simply decided to buy the land lot (was a lot cheaper during those days) along with the small bamboo forest next to these houses to preserve the traditional values of architecture and nature.
Community Spirit.
As Vietnam opened up to the world, it was clear that tourism will become a crucial aspect of the economy. Thus in 2008, Dr. Oanh further brought in 2 old houses (the Dao Stilt house from Bac Giang and the Vong Thi house from Hanoi).
Bavi Homestead was born as a result. Working as an advisor for the Vietnam Ministry of Agriculture, she made Bavi Homestead mission to assist working farmers connect with guests around the globe.
OUR STAFF
Always passionate to assist you.Wide range of services.
From room and catering, to specific request such as custom picnic and campfire, our staffs are happy to help you and your family in organizing the perfect get away from the noisy streets of Hanoi.
Most of our staffs are Bavi natives and have been trained in Hanoi service schools. After their work at the homestead, they may tend to their own farms in their free time.
Agritourism can help to improve food security, reduce dependence on food imports, and create new income and livelihood opportunities for rural communities