Day 1 : Hanoi Transfer by car to  Sapa

Pick up from your hoyel and Drive from Hanoi at 7:30 AM to Sapa for 5 hours , Check in local hotel and afternoon free time to explore Sapa .

Day 2 : Sapa Trekking To Ta Phin Red Dzao Villages and Suoi Ho Ma Tra ( B , L )

8:30 AM pick up from your hotel and we begin the day with a 3km trek through breathtaking landscape to the village of Suoi Ho, home to H’mong minority. From here you can enjoy views over endless rice terraces, and you will have the opportunity to see some of the animals used by the locals. Continuing on to Matra village you will come across the impressive ruins of a church dating back to the French occupation in the early 1900s. Take a minute to explore this intriguing sight and take some photos. Trekking to the village of Ta Phin you will be able to meet both Black H’mong and Red Dzao minorities. The Red Dao are known for their expertise in herbal medicine, and use plants from the land to treat many illnesses. Your guide will be able to introduce you to some Red Dao women who can tell you more about their many remedies. A Red Dao herbal medicine bath can be arranged for you to experience, so please ask. Transport will be provided from Ta Phin back to Sapa.

Day 3 : Sapa –Lao Chai – Ta Van (15 km or 6.5 hours) ( B ,L ,D )

tour starts at 8:30 am. Our local guide will meet you at your hotel in Sapa Town or in front of the local main church. After a brief introduction, you will be taken 2km down to Cat Cat’s road, a well-known village of the Hmong minority. From there, you will be reaching the hanging bridge of the Muong Hoa river and then continue uphill into the mountains and through a bamboo forest. From there, you will get the chance to admire some of the biggest and most beautiful rice terraces in Vietnam as well as enjoy the majestic mountain view on top of the Hoang Lien Son mountain. You will then head down to Y Linh Ho village and have lunch at a small, traditional restaurant run by a local Hmong family. After the break, you will make it to Ta Van, a village of the famous Giay minority, where your local host family will welcome you. You will then have some time to rest, take a hot shower, and get ready for your dinner – if you want, you will also have the chance to take part in an informal cooking class!

Day 4: Ta Van – Giang Ta Chai – Ban Ho (12 km or 5 hours) ( B , L , D )

a cup of hot coffee or tea and discover your homestay’s surrounding area and the nearby rice fields. After breakfast, you will be retaken uphill into the mountain to the waterfalls of Giang Ta Chai. You will then enter the Red Dao area where, together with your local guide, you will learn more in detail about their culture and daily life. After a short visit to a Red Dao family, you will then head back to the waterfalls by taking an alternative trail and across a second hanging bridge. You will then have your lunch in Giang Ta Chai village at a small, local restaurant run by a Hmong family. After the break, we will make our way to Su Pan, a community of the Black Hmong minority. And then continue walking to the Ban Ho village, where you will meet three ethnic minorities such as Red Dao, Tay, and the Black Hmong. A Tay family and check-in will welcome us to their family. You will then have time to rest, take a hot shower, and wait for your dinner.

Day 5 : Ban Ho – Nam Tong – My Son – Thanh Phu (3km around 6 hours) ( B, L, D )

an excellent breakfast in Ban Ho, we continue walking to the village Nam Toong, about 3km from Ban Ho. In this village, you can learn everything about the Red Dzao minority that lives here. The Red Dzao are famous for the red scarves they wear on their heads. We will then follow a buffalo trail through sprawling rice terraces, taking in the spectacular views of Hoang Lien National Park as we make our way to My Son village. Here you can meet the Xa Pho minority, one of the smallest tribes in the Sapa area. We will spend the night in the village of Thanh Phu, where you enjoy local food and a warm bed in a Tay minority stilt house.

Day 6 : Thanh Phu - Trekking to Tien Nguyen – Hong Son (B,  L , D )

in the morning, which attracts a wide variety of minority groups such as the Hmong, Dao, Thu Lao, Pa Di, Tu Di, and Phu La. The drive to Thong Nguyen villages is 150km and local guide will pick you up to trekking point at the center of Tien Nguyen commune around the porter picks up guests here, We  start trekking through the Tay village, After walking 3km, Visitors begin to step into the village of the Dao Ao Dai ethnic group, the village stands at the foot of the mountain, next to the winding stairs. After crossing the small stream, visitors begin to climb about 2km, to Mr. Ly Thanh Lap's house, stop and spend the night here. Ly Thanh Lap's sleeping place, Dzao Ao Dai ethnic group, the house on stilts is made according to the traditional architecture of Dzao Ao Dai ethnic group, the house is large, clean, spacious, the house has a bathroom and toilet. will, has full hot water system. Local homestay

Day 7 : Hong Son – Son Thanh – Ban Nung ( B ,L , D )

breakfast in Hong Son, visitors start walking along the trails and along the mountainside, the landscape is mainly terraced fields, tea hills and low hills. Walking about 8km, visitors to Son Thanh village of Nam Khoa commune stop to rest and have lunch here. Son Thanh village is home of the Red Dao ethnic group, where it still retains the traditional features of the Red Dao people such as costumes, traditional houses, etc. While waiting for the porter brothers to prepare lunch, visitors can exchange and learn more about the culture of the Red Dao ethnic group. The altitude here is about 600m. After lunch, visitors begin to climb over the 885m high mountain, up here visitors can observe the whole beauty of the rice terraces of Nam Khoa commune. From the top of the mountain, visitors continue to walk along the trail, go through the forest to reach the village of Nung ethnic people, go about 6km, visitors to Nung Cu village of Nam Khoa commune stop and spend the night here. . Sleeping place: Mr. Then Van Luong's house, Nung ethnic group, the house on stilts is large, clean, has a full bathroom and toilet, and has a hot water system. This place still retains the tradition of wearing Nung ethnic costumes even on weekdays and festivals. Local homestay.

Day 8 : Ban Nung – Khoa Thuong Trung – Nam Hong ( B , L ,  D)

day of trekking begins, you walk gently along the trail to Nung Moi village of Nam Khoa commune, where you can freely see the beautiful terraced fields. Passing Nung Cu, visitors continue to go to Khoa Trung village, where the Red Dao people live, stop for lunch in the afternoon, pass the hills of Vau trees, tea forests and the Mam Xoi area of Khoa Ha village. and take pictures of the raspberry hill in the afternoon around 15:30 arrival in Nam Hong villages where you can stay at the house of the Red Dao ethnic group. rest and dinner. Local homestay.

Day 9 : Nam Hong. – Giang Ha – Ha Noi  ( B , L  )

the morning, if the weather is nice, wake up at 6am and go to Nam Hong Horseshoe hill to hunt clouds and watch the sunrise. Then return homestay for breakfast, after breakfast, continence trekking to Giang Ha palace to Hillhom hill to see the panoramic view of Nam Hong village, then continue to Giang Ha waterfall to visit the waterfall, then go to a Dzao house next to the village. stream to rest and have lunch. In the afternoon, Trek for about 1 hour, then arrive at the center of Thong Nguyen and Hoang Su Phi communes and take the our car back to Hanoi. End The Tour at your hotel .

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Tour Cost Includes:

• Accommodation in tour - 8 nights at a homestay and hotel
• All Meals B =  Breakfast , L =  Lunch , D =  Dinner
• Lunch in Midway restaurant/City Restaurant or Pack Lunch
• Back up AC vehicle for the complete tour
• English speaking Local Guide
• Fresh Fruits/Snacks
• Unlimited filter water during trekking
• All road and transport taxes
• 10% Government Taxe

Tour Cost Excludes:

• Accommodation in Hanoi
• Other personal expenses
• Tips and Gratitude
• Travel insurance
• Any Hard and Soft Drinks with meals

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