For Mr. Khoa, protecting this traditional house means more than maintaining an old building. It means preserving the place where generations of his family lived, gathered and honoured their ancestors.

As traditional houses gradually disappear, welcoming visitors gives Mr. Khoa a meaningful way to share its history and encourage the next generation to value their heritage. During your visit, he will introduce the house’s architecture, family altar and personal stories that cannot be found in a guidebook.

Every evening spent at Khoa’s House helps keep this 100-year-old home—and the memories within it—alive.

Your evening begins with a personal welcome and a short introduction to Khoa’s House. Afterwards, everyone gathers around the family table for a home-cooked Vietnamese dinner in a warm and intimate setting.

The evening continues with traditional music and folk dance, including a performance inspired by Cô Đôi Thượng Ngàn, a sacred figure associated with the mountains and forests in Vietnamese Mother Goddess belief.

There is no distant stage. Guests sit close to the performers and may be invited to hold a fan and learn a few gentle movements.

Your Evening at Khoa’s House

• Discover the 100-year-old house with Mr. Khoa

• Listen to personal family and local stories

• Share a home-cooked Vietnamese dinner

• Experience traditional music and folk dance

• Connect with a local family in a small group

This is not a show. It is an evening shared with a family.