Day 1:

Begin your adventure with a hotel pickup in Sa Pa town. Meet your guide, who will explain the itinerary and prepare drinks before starting your trek.

Head to Y Linh Ho village, home to the Black Hmong people. Pass through terraced rice fields and small streams, learning about the daily life and traditional farming practices of the local people.

Continue trekking through the beautiful terraced rice fields, enjoying panoramic views of the Muong Hoa Valley. Along the way, stop to take photos, rest, and listen to your guide's introduction to the local culture.

Enjoy lunch with traditional Hmong dishes at a local house or restaurant, and rest to recharge.

Visit Lao Chai village, learn about daily life, linen weaving, indigo dyeing, and take photos of the terraced rice fields and the stream flowing through the village.

Continue the trek to Ta Van village, crossing the suspension bridge and the trails along the Muong Hoa stream – a gentle and picturesque route.

Visit Ta Van village – primarily inhabited by the Giay ethnic group. Explore traditional stilt houses, learn about the culture and daily life, and enjoy free time to relax and take photos.

Day 2:

Begin your day with a visit to Hau Chu Ngai Village, located in isolation on a high mountain slope. Far from the hustle and bustle of Sa Pa town, Hau Chu Ngai Village is an ideal destination for travelers who love exploring and experiencing authentic local life.

The road to the village takes you through majestic mountain slopes, terraced rice fields, and unspoiled, expansive natural scenery. This is primarily inhabited by the Hmong ethnic group, who have preserved their traditional customs and practices almost intact.

Learn about the daily lives of the people, from farming and livestock raising to cultural stories connected to the mountains and forests of Northwest Vietnam. The peaceful atmosphere, fresh air, and rustic beauty of the village offer visitors a sense of tranquility, serenity, and a truly “Sa Pa” feel.

Next, head to Thao Hong Den Village, where you can learn about the traditional life of the Dao people, their customs, clothing, and daily activities. The village is also attractive because of its lush green terraced rice fields, clear streams, natural forests, and tranquil atmosphere, making it ideal for experiential tourism and relaxation.

Enjoy lunch in Giang Ta Chai Village before returning to Sa Pa.