





Welcome to Aerie Lodge & Cannabis Farm
The Aerie Lodge formerly Soppong River Inn opened its first rooms in 1998 welcoming families and backpackers of all genders and age. Situated on Lang River, our terrace overlooking the river with services from High Ganja Cafe creates a perfect vibe to relax and chill after a long day of adventuring.
We can help arranging activities for you to enjoy during your stay. Our good friends at Cave Lodge specialises in Caving, Kayaking, and Trekking tours.
Our local guides can also take you sightseeing experiencing the multicultural villages.
Room 9
Located in a natural red-earth masonry structure high on our property and looking down towards the river over our gardens, The Ground Nest offers our most comfortable and well-furnished living space – modern but in a traditional style. They are air-conditioned and appointed with high-quality, custom crafted solid teak furniture as well as modern electronic conveniences.
Room 10
Located in a natural red-earth masonry structure high on our property and looks down towards the river over our gardens.
It is air-conditioned and appointed with high-quality, custom crafted solid teak furniture as well as modern electronic conveniences.
We have complimentary coffee and tea in the Nest rooms.
Room 6
The Chumpa Room is adjacent to our river deck and is sort of our “junior suite”, with all teak furniture, a four-poster king size bed, a convertible sofa bed in a sitting area. There is one king size teak poster bed and of course an ensuite bathroom with gas hot water. There are also 100% cotton bathrobes and slippers for your use. Champa has air conditioning, although you will rarely need that in Soppong.
Room 5
Room 5 is a cozy two-story cottage finished on the outside with natural, local red earth stucco. Downstairs, there is a rattan and wicker sofa, table and chairs along with a refrigerator. The open-style bathroom features halogen lighting, a hand made ceramic sink set into a teak counter and a gas hot water shower space. The teak spiral staircase leads upstairs to the sleeping quarters with a queen size bed and locally handcrafted teak frame.
Room 8
The Bamboo is located on the deck near the river. Constructed using teak and with bamboo plywood interior, these rooms are spacious and incorporate a twin-tiered roof and ceiling, inspired by the local Shan temple architecture.
Room 7
The Bamboo 2 is located on the deck near the river. Constructed using teak and with bamboo plywood interior, these rooms are spacious and incorporate a twin-tiered roof and ceiling, inspired by the local Shan temple architecture.
Room 4
The rustic River Rim Cottage, constructed of teak, stone and masonry gas water shower bathroom, a queen size bed and a refrigerator – all perched above the river. There is also a private verandah overlooking a 10-metre drop down to the river…perfect for birdwatching in the early morning. The high and open Indonesian style thatched roof, along with the ceiling fan, keeps this room nice and cool.
Room 3
The Chaba One. Set back from the river in a quiet part of the property. This room has fan cooling, hot shower, a refrigerator and spacious living area. Also has an extra sofa bed for extra comfort.
Room 2
The Chaba Two. Set back from the river in a quiet part of the property. The room has fan cooling, Ensuite, hot shower.
Activities
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Attractions
There are many Lisu and Lahu villages within an hour’s walk of the Inn. Most villages are also accessible by motorbike and car as well for easy access. There are several loop roads that pass a variety of villages and offer spectacular views. The mountain road that passes through Tham Lod Shan village, Ban Yappanair, Ban Mae Lana and Ban Jabo is particularly good. This route takes only a few hours and is well worth the effort. Day trekking to local villages or caves makes for a long day, but a hot shower and comfortable beds await you back at the Inn at the end of the day.
Tham Nam Lod
Tham Lod is the premier attraction in Pang Mapha. This enormous river tunnel was carved over millions of years by the Nam Lang, the river that flows past The Aerie Lodge