After visiting the Yen Linh Ho village, the guide will take you to the Lao Chai village. Along the way, you'll have the chance to admire the stunning terraced rice fields, regarded as masterpieces created by the local artisans. These fields look as if they’ve been painted, forming a vibrant picture of nature. After about two hours of walking and exploring, you'll start to feel hungry. At this moment, the guide will bring you to a local restaurant by the stream, where you'll enjoy a meal infused with the warmth and hospitality of the restaurant owner. After an hour of enjoying the local cuisine, you'll recharge your energy for the afternoon ahead. Next, the guide will take you to visit a local home, where you can learn about the culture and traditional crafts of the indigenous people. This will be an exciting experience, giving you deeper insight into the lives and customs of the local community

After that, you will continue your journey to Ta Van village, home to two main ethnic groups: the Giay and Dao people. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about the rich culture of the Giay. They have preserved beautiful traditions passed down from generation to generation. Notably, at the beginning of each lunar year, they hold a traditional festival on the 15th day of the first month, which aims to pray for peace in the new year, a bountiful harvest, and overall good fortune. This event also serves as a gathering space for the youth to celebrate the new year. As you stroll through the village, immersing yourself in the unique customs of the locals, you will eventually make your way to a main road. There, you’ll find a specialized vehicle waiting to take you back to Sapa. This marks the end of your fascinating journey