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Sa Pa Full Day Trekking Tour EVERYDAY SPA TREKKING FULL DAY TOUR
4.8
408 Ratings
Sa Pa
Immerse yourself in the local customs and habits, explore the stunning terraced rice villages, and soak in the natural beauty of Sapa on this full-day trekking tour. Join a group and meet friendly locals!
Immerse yourself in the local customs and habits, explore the stunning terraced rice villages, and soak in the natural beauty of Sapa on this full-day trekking tour. Join a group and meet friendly locals!
Duration:
7 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Y Linh Ho - 08:00 : Your tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in Sapa Tower or Sapa Retreat Condotel. Begin your trek to Y Linh Ho village and hike through the rice terraces along Muong Hoa. Y Linh Ho village is nestled in the majestic Hoang Lien Son range, located in San Sa Ho commune, Sa Pa town, Lao Cai. Traveling along the Muong Hoa…
- Y Linh Ho - 08:00 : Your tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in Sapa Tower or Sapa Retreat Condotel. Begin your trek to Y Linh Ho village and hike through the rice terraces along Muong Hoa. Y Linh Ho village is nestled in the majestic Hoang Lien Son range, located in San Sa Ho commune, Sa Pa town, Lao Cai. Traveling along the Muong Hoa valley from Sapa town, head towards Lao Chai village. From here, you can spot the small Lao Chai San 2 bridge on the left below. This bridge spans the chasm connecting Lao Chai and Y Linh Ho. Pedestrians will cross this bridge to reach Y Linh Ho.
- Lao Chai - 10:00 : Arrive at Lao Chai village, home to the Black H’mong and Red Dao ethnic groups. These are two of the larger villages in the Sapa tourist area. Lao Chai - Ta Van village is situated in the heart of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range.
- Ta Van Village - 13:00 : Enjoy lunch at Ta Van village and take a short rest. You can explore the natural stream just 2 minutes from the rest area.
- Sapa - 14:30 : The bus will take you back to Cầu Mây street in Sapa Town, concluding the Sapa 1-day tour.
What's Included
- Local tour guide
- Lunch
- All entrance tickets
- 1-way return bus from Ta Van village to Sapa town
- Local tour guide
- Lunch
- All entrance tickets
- 1-way return bus from Ta Van village to Sapa town
What's Not Included
- Tea and coffee
- Tea and coffee
Additional Information
EVERYDAY SPA TREKKING FULL DAY TOUR
The Sapa Trekking 1-day tour is a collective excursion available daily.
Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, participants will be led to explore local customs and traditions while admiring the stunning terraced rice villages.
Immerse yourself in the picturesque mountainous scenery and engage with the warm and…
EVERYDAY SPA TREKKING FULL DAY TOUR
The Sapa Trekking 1-day tour is a collective excursion available daily.
Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, participants will be led to explore local customs and traditions while admiring the stunning terraced rice villages.
Immerse yourself in the picturesque mountainous scenery and engage with the warm and welcoming local community, providing an enriching experiential journey. Indulge in authentic local cuisine while traversing villages and the scenic Muong Hoa valley.
Location
Khách sạn Sa Pa Retreat Condotel
Fansipan
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.8
(408 Ratings)
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Sergio_g
Aug 12, 2025
Amazing experience - Our guide, Zem, was incredibly friendly and attentive. The tour was spectacular, taking us through stunning spots among the rice fields and giving us insight into the tradition and culture of the different ethnic groups. She spoke perfect English and explained everything wonderfully — from the bamboo forests to the rice terraces. Truly an unforgettable experience.
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Callie_wat
Jul 9, 2025
Amazing trekking trip in Sapa 💚 - The most beautiful trekking tour in Sapa! The guides were so friendly and we saw some of the most picturesque fields ever! Absolutely loved it! 😍
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Guillermorafelv
Jun 22, 2025
Espectacular - A unique and impressive experience. They take you through rice fields and along dirt roads (which turn to mud when it rains—bring rain boots), and explain the local way of life. Mao Co was our guide, a local woman who explains everything in detail, including how the native people of Sa Pa live and make a living. The homestay is very rustic, with no TV and meant just for sleeping—it’s a nice place, but don’t expect a 5-star hotel. Still, you’ll get a good night’s sleep and rest well. Dinner and breakfast are quite delicious, and you eat together with the group you did the tour with. I highly recommend it if you’re a nature lover and want to learn about the culture. If possible, ask for Mao Co—she was our tour guide throughout, extremely professional, and her English is very good.
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Alessandro
Jun 3, 2025
Great experience! - Well-organized tour, with breathtaking views among rice paddies and local villages. The guide was nice and prepared, lunch in the local house delicious. A challenging trek but absolutely recommended for those who want to discover the real Sa Pa.
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Goplaces60209565411
Apr 29, 2025
Over good experience - The mao co guide is so adorable infomative , she show the city its wonderful, did tracking 10 km to see the beautiful city, its just amazing must visit
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M8506jmsabrinaf
Apr 29, 2025
Sapa with Su - Su is an exceptional guide , nice kind and fun highly recommended, and very attentive to detail and very good
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David_w
Apr 5, 2025
Be prepated for plenty of... - Be prepated for plenty of walking! Guide was awesome, friendly and super helpful. Beautiful views and a great lunch at the end.
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Ryszard_g
Mar 29, 2025
Local life up close - It was a great experience to walk through 3 ethnic villages and see how local communities make their living. Our guide also comes from one of those villages minorities so you can learn in detail about hardship of everyday life. She has told us a lot about rice cultivation.
It’s all about walking (about 10 km) so you can admire beautiful scenery of rice fields, mountains and generally the greenery. We were lucky to have a good weather otherwise it gets muddy. And one more remark, you don’t have to buy anything from local women or children but if you do you may support them. Very interesting tour worth taking.
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Gebat
Apr 12, 2025
Great experience and lots of fun! - Great fun! The group was varied and the views were amazing. Our guide, Su, encountered some obstacles with the trek but she managed them with ease and humor. Really recommend this trek, but come prepared with clothing and footwear! You'll actually be walking through the rice fields and up and down hill through the villas
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Edenc861
Mar 18, 2025
Gorgeous landscapes, unexpected child labor - I have mixed feelings about this tour. On the one hand it was fantastic to see the villages and gorgeous landscapes of the area, to learn about how rice is grown on these mountains and to learn about the culture of the various mountain and hill peoples. On the other hand, we were followed most of the way by a Hmong family and I realized that this was happening with every tour group in the area--a family will walk with your tour group for hours in hopes that eventually you will buy something from them. Now this is not our tour guide's fault because this is just what happens, but when we asked her to tell them to leave us alone, she refused.
I understand that families need to make money, but I really didn't like seeing these young children being forced by adults to work. These kids should be in school or playing. Instead many of them work because the adults think they can use them to make money, and I don't like how this tour enabled this practice.
You will encounter tons of children on this tour trying to sell you stuff. I know they are cute, but DO NOT buy from children or give money to children. Do not enable the continued exploitation of disadvantaged children. These Hmong children were being forced by their adult relatives to walk with our group, and besides that being manipulative toward tourists, it's just wrong.
Still, the landscapes were beautiful and the food at the end of the tour was delicious!
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