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Trekking Tour through Sapa's Stunning Rice Terraced Fields

$35
Duration
3 hours 30 minutes
Type
Difficulty

In this tour, you will be taken by our experienced local guide across three different villages of the Hmong, Giay and Red Dao ethnic minorities. The tour will give you the chance to enjoy fantastic mountain landscapes as well as to see Sapa’s most significant river and valley.

You will also see the famous rice terrace fields and learn more about the culture, customs, and traditions of the two main different ethnic minorities in Sapa.

Our tour guide will also introduce you to Hmong’s unique marriage traditions, rice fields, work, and house building techniques, and much more!

Inclusions

  • Local foods with vegetables, meat, and vegetarian as well.
  • One small of water per person
  • Village entry fees
  • Transport back to Sapa by private car/taxi

Exclusions

  • Personal expense
  • Transfer from Sapa to Village if you dont want to trek much. FEE 15 USD/private 4 seat car

Tour Plan

Bike Through Peaceful and Rural villages
Embark on an unforgettable adventure as we cycle through peaceful, unspoiled villages, where the genuine warmth and hospitality of the locals await. Immerse yourself in their vibrant daily life, from sharing lively conversations to joining spirited karaoke sessions. Witness the heart of village life as children play joyfully in the river and women expertly wash clothes by the water's edge, offering a true glimpse into this charming world.Our journey follows the scenic riverside, weaving through lush orchards bursting with color and fragrance. Here, golden mangoes dangle like precious gems, jackfruits display their unique spiky forms, star apples shimmer with sweet promise, and pineapples stand tall, enticing us with their juicy delights. This sensory feast invites you to savor the distinct flavors of these freshly picked fruits, a taste of nature's bounty.As we venture deeper into the heart of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam's largest rice-producing region, endless rice paddies stretch out before us, a testament to the area's agricultural richness. As our adventure concludes, enjoy the region's local fruits while basking in the soft glow of the setting sun over the expansive fields. The serene beauty of the Mekong Delta at sunset creates an unforgettable memory, leaving the stunning landscape forever etched in your heart.

Itinerary

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Step 1

Our local guide will come to your hotel/airbnb/bungalow or bus station in Sapa TOWN to collect you. So please ready and share us your whatsapp number to contact.

We will trek down to Muong Hoa Valley

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 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 mountain. You will then head down to Y Linh Ho village and have lunch at a small, traditional restaurant ran by a local Hmong family.

After the break

you will make it to Lao Chai, a village of Black Hmong. Lao Chai Village is situated about 7 km to the southeast of Sapa town’s center. It lies peacefully in a deep valley named Muong Hoa while embraced by marvelous ranges of Hoang Lien Son Mountain. With a total area of 29.35 square kilometers, Lao Chai Village is considered a large village in Sapa Town, Lao Cai Province. It is adjacent to Ta Van Village which is also a featured tourist attraction of Sapa.

If you have ever been concerned about Vietnamese history, you will definitely know that Lao Chai Village is the home of two ethnic groups including Giay people and Black H’mong people. From a higher view, their densely-populated houses are easily recognized.

Step 4

Continue the trekking to the Ta Van village where you will meet the Giay minority. You will learn all about the differences between the ethnic minority groups, you will see before we reach the car that will bring us back to Sapa.

Meeting / Pickup

Pick-up only: Customers must be picked up from selected pick-up locations.

Please Note

  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Not stroller accessible
  • Not suitable for pets
  • No public transportation nearby
  • Infants must not sit on laps
  • Infant seats unavailable
  • Not recommended for people with back problems
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for people with heart conditions
  • Our local guide will come to your hotel/airbnb/bungalow or bus station in Sapa TOWN to collect you. So please ready and share us your WhatsApp number to contact.

Cancellation Policy

Fully refundable until 1 day before start

Non-refundable after 1 day before start

Reviews

4.6/5
Wonderful
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Location (4.33/5)
Amenities (4.67/5)
Services (4.67/5)
Price (4.67/5)
Rooms (4.67/5)

3 Comments

  1. 4.8

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    Cycling through the Mekong Delta was an exhilarating way for our family to connect with the local culture and witness the daily life of the villagers. While the route was mostly scenic, we faced a few bumpy paths that slowed us down a bit, but it added to the adventure and charm of the experience.

  2. 4.4

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    Exploring the charming villages along the Mekong Delta on a bike was a delightful experience. The scenery was picturesque, especially riding past the local markets and rice paddies, although I wish the bikes were a bit more comfortable for the longer stretches. Overall, I appreciated the chance to interact with the friendly locals and soak in the vibrant culture.

  3. 4.6

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    The bike ride through the picturesque villages was a refreshing way to immerse myself in the local lifestyle. While the scenery was captivating, the occasional rough patches on the path made for a bumpy ride at times, but it didn’t detract too much from the overall charm of the experience.

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