Sang Ring De Homestay is built entirely from natural wood with high, airy roofs, blended harmoniously with vibrant Jrai brocade patterns, creating a feel that is both rustic and warm:
3 Standard View Rooms (4m x 4m), 376,000 VND/night/room, up to 4 guests: The highlight is the floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Just pull back the curtains to catch the sunrise or watch the sunset. Each room has a 1.4m-1.6m bed with a soft 20cm-thick mattress for deep sleep surrounded by nature.
1 Cozy Small Room: Tucked beside the stilt house, this room is ideal for those who love simplicity and privacy. Currently, however, it is home to a small wild beehive, considered a sign of good luck locally, so Sang Ring De has chosen not to disturb it and is not renting out this room for now. Rest assured, this does not affect the safety or overall experience of your stay.
Whole Stilt House Rental (114 sqm, up to 16 guests), 1,380,000 VND/night: A fully private space for groups, multi-generation families, or team-building trips.
Book directly via Zalo or our website and get an extra 5-10% off the price listed on other channels. A 30-50% deposit via Visa Debit/Bankstransper secures your room. Zalo/WhatsApp: 094 883 4096 - 091 548 7946
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Phòng Standard View
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At Sang Ring De, the heart of the house is the communal hall, where the warm glow of a traditional Jrai fire pit is always ready to blaze.
What could be better than gathering with loved ones, colleagues, or your team around a jar of traditional ruou can (Jrai communal wine) by the Jrai fire pit, listening to stories of this land, sipping the famous cateka tea of Bau Can, drinking cool water from a traditional gourd, or simply catching up with the people you care about?
From the spacious balcony, or right from your bed, your eyes stretch out over an endless, lush green coffee garden. On the horizon, giant wind turbines turn slowly beneath a sky of white clouds, creating a view that is both majestic and romantic.
Cook for yourself: The homestay has a rustic all-wood kitchen, decorated using wood pieces sourced right from the stilt house itself, offering the simplest rustic comfort possible. You can brew your own tea or coffee, or cook a meal right in the kitchen. Or wake up and head to Bau Can market, about 4km away, to buy ingredients, or pick herbs and vegetables from the small garden at the homestay, like e leaves, bitter eggplant, cassava leaves, corn, and more, and cook a meal for yourself or your loved ones, spending simple everyday time together.
Explore the surrounding areas of the Jrai village, Village A, Gao Commune, where Sang Ring De is located, and take in the rice fields, coffee farms, and charming houses of this new rural village.
Basic kitchen equipment is provided here so you can cook, brew tea, or make coffee yourself...
The small dining kitchen, seen from outside
Simple table and chairs, spacious enough for more than 10 people
Sang Ring De is a culture-and-nature experience homestay, not a restaurant or resort. To ensure fresh, delicious meals, guests are kindly asked to pre-order food so the host can prepare ingredients and cook to your request.
The homestay is about 16km from Pleiku city center (a 20-25 minute drive), far enough to enjoy the peace of the countryside yet convenient for exploring the area. We encourage guests to rent a motorbike to freely experience local life.
Within a 2km radius, you can stroll through the village and visit traditional Jrai water sources, tied to community life for generations. Nearby highlights include the traditional Bau Can market (4km), Ia Mua lake and the wind farm (7km), and the stunning Bau Can waterfall about 14km away.
When you visit Sang Ring De, there is one nature spot you really should not miss, just about 14km from our wooden Jrai stilt house: Bau Can Waterfall (also known as Team 3 Waterfall).
Starting point: Sang Ring De Homestay (Sang Ring De wooden stilt house)
Destination: Team 3 Waterfall (Bau Can), Chu Prong, Gia Lai.
Distance: ~14km by motorbike or car.
Just start your engine and follow National Highway 19, passing through the Bau Can market area. The road is wide open and easy to ride, lined on both sides with the coffee farms and homes typical of Gia Lai.
What makes everyone love Bau Can Waterfall? Watch the video and you will see.
A perfect picnic spot: After checking in at the tea hill, you can stop by the waterfall to camp, have a small picnic, fish, or simply sit back and listen to the water flow through the forested mountains.
The village has several natural water sources, but two are especially notable, used by locals for generations since wartime and still in use today: Ia Kruih and Ia Chan. Ia Kruih is where the main water-source worship ceremonies (Yang worship) and annual clean-ups take place, while the smaller Ia Chan lies in an untouched valley, reached by a dirt-step path; those who mind steep, muddy trails rarely make the trip down. Ia Chan is the least developed and remains the most pristine. These water sources hold deep meaning for the Jrai people across generations, who continue to actively preserve and protect the village's water supply.
A few raw, untouched photos of Ia Chan water source
The path to this water source is quite steep, vehicles cannot make it, so you have to walk down the dirt steps. Ferns grow abundantly here like a tropical forest, and in some spots, locals have repurposed old tank scraps as water-collection points.
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