Been to Organic Farm and stayed in a shared room for 70,000 kips. You can volunteer cleaning the goat pens and the surrounding. In the evening, I cycled to a nearby High School to teach English. It was a fun experience to get to know the locals. You can always cycle to the nearby market or Vang Vieng town which... More

I'd read & heard abouth the Organic Farm from other travellers and I wanted to see what all this tubing lark was about but had no intention of actually doing it! The farm is beautiful. Would be even more so without the crap techno blarring out from the bars across the river. I walked around the farm for just over... More

The organic farm is a place to learn and practice something wonderful: the biological cycle of farming. Goats and mulberry trees are the main subjects in the cycle of this farm. We stayed here around six days, and that was a very good experience. In the morning we woke up early to help in the goat farm: cleaning, milking, feeding... More

We stayed at the Organic Farm with two adults and two daughters (14 and 12 years old). It was a very beautiful place with good atmosphere and the food was superb. The nature is great but you hear in the background the music of the bars along the river. Thus, it is not a totally quite place during the day.... More

We booked here as we knew someone who had eaten here and thought it was a nice spot. When we arrived they knew nothing of our booking which had been for a mud hut. After about 15 minutes waiting we were told all of the mud huts were being repaired so we could only have a bungalow which was more... More

Vang Vieng Organic Farm is not really set up as a hotel or guesthouse. It is a working farm, and they have some accommodations available. We stayed for three nights in one of the mud houses. Our two-story house had a large deck that overlooked a mulberry tree orchard. We had two extra house guests too - two kittens that... More