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Next weekend
7 Saf. - 9 Saf.
In two weeks
14 Saf. - 16 Saf.
In one month
28 Saf. - 2 Rab. I
In two months
28 Rab. I - 30 Rab. I

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Frequently asked questions

Searching for B&Bs in Mu Cang Chai?
If you want to find a place to stay with fewer rooms than the traditional hotel and an intimate environment, a bed and breakfast may be the perfect thing for your getaway to Mu Cang Chai. When you want to explore some attractions in town, Mu Cang Chai Dinosaur Spine and Pung Luong Bamboo Forest are worth a stop.
Why choose a B&B versus a traditional hotel?
With attentive service, an atmosphere suited to mingling with other guests, and of course a scrumptious breakfast, B&Bs all have a unique environment.
What are the best bed and breakfasts in Mu Cang Chai?
This is a B&B that Expedia travelers like in Mu Cang Chai: Ngoc Thuy Homestay Mu Cang Chai: 10 rooms.
When should I stay at a B&B in Mu Cang Chai?
When you’re planning your stay in Mu Cang Chai, year-round temperatures and rainfall may be important factors to consider. The hottest months are usually May and June with an average temp of 71°F, while the coldest months are January and December with an average of 57°F. The rainiest months in Mu Cang Chai are August, July, June, and September, with each month seeing an average of 13 inches of rainfall.
What is there to do in Mu Cang Chai?
When you want to check out some attractions in town, you might consider a visit to Mu Cang Chai Dinosaur Spine and Pung Luong Bamboo Forest. You might put Rice Tray Viewpoint and Horseshoe Rim on your list if you want to see more of the area.