Day 1 – Sapa → Y Linh Ho → Lao Chai → Ta Van (~12 km, 5–6 hrs)

Y Linh Ho - This village is the residence of the Black H’mong. Explore traditional wooden and bamboo homes nestled among rice terraces.

Muong Hoa Valley - Mường Hoa Valley in Sapa is a stunning landscape featuring endless rice terraces, hidden ethnic villages, and misty mountains, with each season offering a new display of nature’s splendor.

Ta Van Village - Tả Van is a tranquil village in the Muong Hoa Valley, located about 10 km from Sapa town. It is inhabited by the Giay, H’mong, and Dao ethnic groups, where visitors can immerse themselves in authentic local life, enjoy cozy homestays, and take in breathtaking views of rice terraces and mountains. The fresh air, cultural diversity, and warm hospitality make Tả Van a must-visit for anyone exploring Sapa.

Lao Chai Trail - This trail is home to one of the largest H’mong communities. Discover ancient stone carvings and vibrant valley life.

Day 2 – Ta Van → Giang Ta Chai → Supan → Sapa (~6 km, 3–4 hrs)

Terraced Rice Fields in Shin Chai Village - Meet the Red Dao, recognized for their red headdresses and herbal bath traditions. Trek past waterfalls, cross suspension bridges, and wander through bamboo forests.

Giang Ta Chai Village - Giang Ta Chai Village is a serene and picturesque location in the Sapa region, surrounded by rolling hills, terraced rice fields, and majestic mountains. This village is home to the Red Dao ethnic group, known for their distinctive red costumes and intricate silver jewelry. Visitors can experience traditional village life, including farming, weaving, and herbal medicine practices. A highlight of visiting Giang Ta Chai is its beautiful waterfall, where travelers can relax and enjoy a refreshing dip, especially during the summer months. The peaceful atmosphere, combined with stunning natural beauty, makes Giang Ta Chai a perfect stop for trekkers and culture enthusiasts. ️

Su Pan - Su Pan Village is a small and tranquil village in Sapa, surrounded by stunning rice terraces and mountains. It is home to the H’mong and Dao people, where travelers can explore traditional houses, local farming, and unique cultures. Away from the crowds, Su Pan offers a more authentic and peaceful side of Sapa.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Private room with shared bathroom

• Personal travel insurance
• Drinks
• Personal expenses
• Tips

Budget-friendly yet truly memorable! This trek provides exceptional value — stunning Sapa scenery, genuine homestays, and enriching cultural experiences at a cost much lower than anticipated for this level of quality.

In contrast to typical tours, participants will discover various ethnic villages, prepare meals with a local family, and trek through rice terraces, waterfalls, and bamboo forests — all within a small group guided by a knowledgeable local expert.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.