• Y Linh Ho - Y Linh Ho is a village located in the Muong Hoa Valley. The scenery is both beautiful and tranquil.
• Lao Chai - Lao Chai Village, with its irresistible charm, will captivate you at first glance.

Lao Chai Village is located approximately 7 km southeast of Sapa town’s center. It rests peacefully in a deep valley called Muong Hoa, surrounded by the stunning ranges of the Hoang Lien Son Mountain.

For those interested in Vietnamese history, it is well-known that Lao Chai Village is home to two ethnic groups: the Giay people and the Black H’mong people. From a higher vantage point, their densely populated homes are easily identifiable.

Visitors will have the opportunity to visit local homes and learn about Batik, including how they create fabric and decorate their clothing.

• Ta Van Village - Ta Van Village is a small community where hospitable, amiable, and friendly people live together in harmony. They are scattered at the foot of the mountain, in the valleys, or along the streams. Their livelihoods include growing rice, producing instruments, and crafting engraved silver.

• Batik Workshop
• Entrance Tickets
• Bottled Water
• Lunch

• Insurance
• Tips

Embark on an unforgettable one-day trekking adventure in Sa Pa, where natural beauty harmonizes with rich cultural heritage. The journey begins as the group sets off through the enchanting Muong Hoa Valley, a stunning landscape featuring cascading rice terraces and majestic mountains.

The first stop is Y Linh Ho village, home to the Black Hmong ethnic minority. Here, participants will have the chance to immerse themselves in the local culture, observing the traditional lifestyles of this vibrant community.

As the trek continues, the group will reach Lao Chai village and Ta Van village, another significant settlement of the Hmong people that has flourished for centuries. This village is not only picturesque but also rich in history, showcasing traditional farming practices and the enduring customs of the local residents. Participants will engage in batik at a Hmong local house.

Visitors can interact with the villagers, learn about their daily lives, and gain insights into their unique traditions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.