ITNERARY
Day 1: Hanoi – Sapa – Cat Cat – Sapa (L-D)
6:30 - 7:00 – Our driver and tour guide will come and pick you up at your hotel in Hanoi to depart for Sapa.
10:00 – Follow the highway to Lao Cai City with a comfortable short break on the way to Sapa.
13:00 – Arrive at Sapa town and be amazed by the colorful traditional
costumes of H’mong, Dzao, Tay ethnic people. Enjoy welcome drinks and itinerary
briefing. Then, have lunch with local Vietnamese dishes before the hotel
check-in.
14:30 – Start hiking downhill to Cat Cat village at the bottom of Muong
Hoa Valley. Enjoy the spectacular views of the beautiful valley towards
Fansipan – the highest peak in Vietnam and Indochina. Upon arrival at the
village, you will have a chance to visit the Black H’mong’s traditional stilt
houses as well as watch people weaving, embroidering, and drying their clothes,
etc. Then, keep walking to visit the dramatic and picturesque Cat Cat Waterfall,
which is a great spot for photo-shoots.
17:00 – Return to Sapa town for dinner. Enjoy your free time in the afternoon to explore Sapa Market and town.
NIGHT 1:Overnight at hotel
Day 2 :Sapa - Y Linh Ho - Lao Chai - Ta Van
7:00 - 7:45 – Have breakfast at the
hotel and check out hotel room.
09:30- Start your tour with 6km of walking down to the South East of
Sapa along the side of Muong Hoa valley to Y Linh Ho village, home of the Black
H’mong people. Then continue with a 3km-trek down to Lao Chai village. Here we
will stop for a simple lunch before exploring the village. After lunch,
continue trekking through terraced rice fields to Ta Van, village of the Dzay
minority people. This trek is relatively easy, though the trail can be quite
slippery if it rains, so good footwear is recommended.
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Trekking level: 6/10
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Trekking: 10Km trekking and 8Km
driving from Tavan village back to
Sapa.
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Accommodation: Home-stay in Ta Van
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Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and
Dinner
NIGHT 2:Overnight at homestay
Day 3: Ta Van - Giang Ta Chai - Su Pan - Sapa
09:30- after having had a restful night and enjoyable breakfast, it is
time to take an 8 km walk to visit 2 villages of the red Dzao people, the
H’mong who are located in Giang Ta Chai
Su Pan villages.
Situated at the edge of Muong Hoa Valley, Giang Ta Chai is gaining popularity
as one of the most scenic and interesting locations for visitors who enjoy
experiencing the colorful traditional customs and costumes that are always on
show here. While Supan is considered as a less travelled and more withdrawn
village because of its small population base.
There are breath
taking and beautiful landscapes throughout this mountainous area, including a
stunning waterfall, rattan bridges, and some exquisite ferns and orchids that
drape from the overhanging branches of so much lush vegetation. After Giang Ta
Chai and Su Pan visits, it is hard to have to leave this area, but we again
have opportunity to do more exploration in Sapa town, so the bus ride allows
some recovery time... and lots of photos and stories will no doubt be told on
the brief ride back.
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Trekking level: 5/10
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Trekking: 8Km of trekking, 10Km of
driving back to Sapa.
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Activities: Start the journey with a
trek to Giang Ta Chai Village and
Supan Village of the Red Dao and the H’mong people, which are located far from
the center of Sapa but very attractive with colorful traditional costumes.
15:00 - Meet all other group members at the hotel to get ready for the
bus to return to Hanoi.
21:00 - 21:30 - Arrive in Hanoi city. The tour ends.
What’s included:
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Round trip bus tickets (high quality)
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Accommodation: 1 night hotel 3 star (Private room) and 1 night
homestay (shared room with others, if single room + 15 usd)
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All meals on itinerary
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All entrance fees and transportation mentioned in the itinerary.
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1 day 1 bottle of water
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3 days trekking tour with local guide speaking English
What’s not included:
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Travel insurance
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Your personal expenses
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Drinks and
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Other services included clearly mentioned in this program
Price: 130 usd/pax
Email booking: nguyenduckha211@gmail.com
Tel/what's app: +84976365046
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