Sapa tour 3 days - Easy trekking and homestay with ethnic mimority people

This tour brings you to a picturesque in the North of Sapa - Taphin village, where is within an awesome valley around by row on row of mountain, this village is alive with the daily life of the Red Dao and Black Hmong people.

The Red Dao people are distinguished by their impressive headdress and costumes. The Black H'mong is very unique in their indigo-dyed clothes and traditional brocad

Trip includes:

All transportation and transfers

English speaking guide or as your request 

Train tickets 

Accomodations

Reasonable supply of bottled drinking water

Additional meals as indicated in the itinerary

Admission fees and permits

Trip does not include:

International flights

International departure tax

Visas and Visa fees

Travel insurance

Personal expenses such as shopping; telephone, laundry and bar bills etc. 

Tips and gratuities

Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Stop At: Lao Cai, Lao Cai, Lao Cai Province

Our trekking route is from here to through the villages of Hmong and Zay people, chances to meet the locals working on the mountainsides or the rice terraces, kids ride on back of buffalo, to take photograph of picturesque valleys & awesome scenery.

Stop At: Ta Van Village, Sapa 330000 Vietnam

We have picnic lunch on trekking route, and then keep on trekking to Ta Van village of Zay people, where you will be warmly welcomed by the host, share the dinner with them, and stay at their traditional wooden house.


Stop At: Giàng Tả Chải - Tả Van, Sa Pa, Lào Cai, Vietnam

Get up early in the morning to enjoy the daily life of the ethnic minorities in the village. Breakfast; take the road to GiangTaChai village of the Red Dzao minority via the paths between terraces and through bamboo forests.

Stop At: Mường Hoa, tt. Sa Pa, Sa Pa, Lào Cai, Vietnam

Visit silver waterfall and suspension Rattan Bridge, visit the people in the village and then cross MuongHoa River up to the mountain to visit the last village of the trek - Supan village of the H'mong.