By using Sapa as a base you can hike off to more remote ‘traditional’ hill tribe villages and sometimes you will be offered a bed in a village for the night.

Located 7 Kms from Sapa, it is quite approachable from Sapa for a travllers who do not have much time. In this village which you will have a welcome feeling at any house of the hospitable people there. You can interact them, learn about their culture and customs.

The trip to discover Giang Ta Chai, Su Pan village of the Red Dzao minority villages. You will enjoy a walking to Ban Ho, where the village lies within a beautiful valley, home to the Tay minority who has their traditional houses on stilts and we will share a home-stay night here

In this trip we would like to offer you learning more about the trible’s cultures in Sapa, the Black H’mong and Red Dzao people, exploring the daily life and the indigenous cultures.

Many travelers consider Sapa to be the highlight of their stay in Vietnam. The variety of ethnic minority groups in Vietnam is fascinating and nowhere is this ethnic mix more accessible than it is in Sapa

Bac Ha Market is in Bac Ha District and belong to Lao Cai Province, 80km from Sapa town and over 1 hour by car. Bac Ha is one of the biggest

As some trip to Sapa,we often visit Cat Cat village. In this trip we have chance to visit Can Cau market on Saturday morning only.

Although tourism is developing fast in the region, many locals still live a very basic life. Most of them spend all day long working on the fields.

Visiting the Lu minority people The who have engaged in farming for a long time. They know how to plough and harrow the fields, dig canals for irrigation, sow rice seeds and transplant rice, but do not weed and apply fertilizers. Also enjoy beautiful landscape and scenery along the way.    

The Dong Van Stone Highlands in the northern province of Ha Giang have been recognized as a member of UNESCO-supported Global Geoparks Network.