Trekking Adventure Through Sapa's Terraced Rice Fields and Ethnic Villages

from $68

Duration

5 hours

Type

Guided, Private

Language

English

Difficaulty

Moderate

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5 Hours Trekking with Terraced Rice Field in Sapa

About This Tour

A day trip to the villages of Lao Chai, Ta Van, and Giang Ta Chai in the Muong Hoa valley. The route is perfect for those looking for something a bit adventurous, full of scenes to discover. Experience tribal life on the mountains, and enjoy the amazing scenery that you can never forget. visit 3 different villages with 3 different ethnic minorities and also visit the bamboo forest

Destinations

Sa Pa, Sapa, South-Eastern Asia, Vietnam

Activities

Hiking / Walking

Accessibility

Themes

Adventure Activities, Arts / Culture, ATV / Quad Tours, Bus / Minivan Tours

Max People

Operator

Local Tours SAPA

Cancellation Policy

We will charge a cancellation fee of 100% if booking is cancelled 1 day or less before the event
We will charge a cancellation fee of 0% if booking is cancelled 1000 days or less before the event

Inclusions

One way taxi from village to SAPA after the trekking
Local Hmong Guide with English Speaking
Local Lunch at village
Mineral Water on the way

Exclusions

Beverages, travel insurance & tax, personal expense, tips
If you cannot trek much, please pay extra for car transfer: 15 USD/person/one way to village
Holiday surcharge

Tour Plan

We pick up all the guests in SApa Town.

Y Linh Ho is a villages in Muong Hoa valley. The scenery is beautiful and peaceful.

Y Linh Ho village is surrounded by the majestic Hoang Lien Son range, located in San Sa Ho commune. Along the Muong Hoa Valley, from Sapa town, you go to Lao Chai village. Passing Lao Chai village about 3km at the foot of the slope, visitors will see a glimpse of Y Linh Ho village, where you can see the most amazing terraced fields. From there, you see the tiny Lao Chai San 2 bridge on the left hand crossing the deep abyss to connect Lao Chai Village and Y Linh Ho Village. You just cross this bridge that arrives at Y Linh Ho Village.

We recommend you go on foot to the village because the bridge is so tiny and its construction is so simple that it is just suitable to cross by walking. The path to Y Linh Ho Village is still so bad and not suitable for motorbikes but suitable to check-in and take photos to make memories.

Lao Chai Village, with its irresistible temptation, will attract you at first sight. 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. 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.

Ta Van village is actually a small community with hospitable, amiable and friendly people living together at peace. They scatter at the foot the of the mountain, the valleys or along the streams. They live on growing rice and producing instruments as well as engraved silver.