• Sapa - Originally established as a hill station by French colonialists in 1922, Sapa has become the tourism hub of the northwest.
• Y Linh Ho - Y Linh Ho is a delightful small town inhabited by the Hmong minority. Visitors will cross a bridge and follow a path that ascends and descends, walking along the edges of rice fields under the shadow of the majestic Fansipan mountain. The journey continues over hills before reaching the village of Lao Chai.
• Lao Chai - Lao Chai is a village of the Black H’Mong ethnic group, located at an elevated point. A visit to Lao Chai offers breathtaking landscapes and a unique cultural experience for tourists.
• Ta Van Village - Ta Van is situated in the Muong Hoa valley and is home to various ethnic minorities. The town has approximately 1,000 residents, primarily Hmong, Dao, and Giay. Visitors will find traditional stilt houses and simple wooden homes. While some families engage in tourism-related activities or offer homestays, the village life remains genuine and traditional. Most residents work in the fields, but they also craft instruments and engrave silver.

• Guidance by a local from Ta Van Village
• Convenient one-way transfer back to Sapa by car
• Authentic local lunch with a family in the village
• All entrance tickets included

• Personal Expense

Sapa - Y Linh Ho - Lao Chai - Ta Van
This tour offers an opportunity to explore ethnic villages such as Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai, and Ta Van Village, located about 13 km from Sapa. The journey begins with a trek in Sapa, initially heading downhill. A small path from the main road guides visitors into the Muong Hoa valley. The trail traverses a breathtaking landscape, where the magnificent views of mountains and steep rice paddies stretch endlessly, occasionally interrupted by rivers, local homes, or farmers tending to their fields.

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