Lang Nho – Ho Lang Nhot, located in Da Mai village, Dien Tan commune, Dien Khanh district, Khanh Hoa province, is a nature-focused outdoor tourism site spanning over 200 hectares that opened in early 2022. The resort is currently implementing Net Zero tourism.
Centered around Ho Lang Nhot, which is fed by two streams—one hot and one cold—originating from the Hon Ba Nature Reserve, visitors here can immerse themselves in various nature-based experiences. Notably, the “Tam Ta” activity, which includes forest bathing, stream bathing, and waterfall bathing, allows guests to enjoy relaxation and refreshment amid the mountains, forests, and lakes.
A corner of the Small Village tourist area.
Guests can also engage in other ecological exploration activities such as trekking through forests and streams, hiking along trails, enjoying scenic boat rides on Ho Lang Nhot, cycling, kite flying, and harvesting agricultural products. The resort also features areas for group activities such as team building, summer camps, professional meetings, and agricultural activities that connect visitors with local farmers, offering them a taste of rural life.
According to Mr. Nguyen Manh Binh San, the owner of Lang Nho resort, one of the three principles of sustainable tourism is to simultaneously practice three actions: conserving natural environmental space, preserving the existing cultural and architectural context, and responsibility taking for replenishing the resources used.
In line with this philosophy, all activities, from planning to operations at Lang Nho, adhere to the principle of minimizing emissions. Electric vehicles and bicycles are the primary modes of transportation within the resort. Mr. San, a renowned architect specializing in green building design in Vietnam, leads the initiative.
The resort utilizes stream water from the forest for its water supply and for the main bathing areas, avoiding the use of underground or tap water. Electricity is generated by a small hydroelectric station built from the stream’s water, complemented by solar power. The resort owner mentioned that backup generators are used when solar and hydroelectric power are insufficient.
Lang Nho is positioned as a high-end, rustic resort that offers unique natural experiences modeled after the villages of Central Vietnam. However, the owner acknowledges that the resort mainly attracts nature lovers and those who embrace green living.
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Source: Vietnam Insider