Sapa Special Tour 2: Nam Cang – Nam Nhiu (Full day trip)

Sapa Special Tour 1: Bac Ha Market - Buffalo Cart & Boat Trip

Day 1: Long drive to spectacular region Lao Cai – Y Ty

Day 2: Y Ty - Ngai Thau village – Y Ty

Day 3: Enjoy the trip from Y Ty – Muong Hum – Sa Pa

Day 1: Long drive to spectacular region Lao Cai – Y Ty

Day 2: Enjoy the trip from Y Ty – Muong Hum – Sa Pa

LAO CAI – Y TY – MUONG HUM – SA PA (FULL DAY TRIP)

Day 1: Sa Pa – Muong Hum – Y Ty

Day 2: Y Ty - Ngai Thau village - Lao Cai

Day 1: Sa Pa - Muong Hum  – Y Ty

Day 2: Y Ty - Ngai Thau village – Y Ty

Day 3: Y Ty – Choan Then village - Lao Cai

Sunday: Sa Pa - Muong Hum Market – Y Ty

Your journey will commence with a car to the ethnic minority village of Ban Khoang

TOM  - TAHST SPECIAL:

Sa Pa – Hang Da – Hau Chu Ngai – Hau Thao – Giang Ta Chai – Ta Van – Lao Chai – Y Linh Ho (2 days and 1 night)

Highlight: Muong Hoa Valley – Explore the hidden hilltribe villages in the North

Trip Note: Trek the dirt trails of Sapa, Less Travelled

With this route is the home of many hill tribes such as : Black H’mong. Giay, Redzdao , Tay, Xa Pho people

Authentic in lifestyle and colorful in costumes, most of the tribes during the 17th-18th century, two full day tour bring you best sceneries, quiet trail with few visitors. 

Duration : 2days-1night

Tom Travel guide and driver will meet you at your hotel in Sapa to briefing tour itinerary 9:00 am we leave Sapa by vehicle to Tram Ton Pass to obtain permission to climb the Mountain

Highlight: Muong Hoa Valley – Explore the hidden hilltribe villages in the North

Trip Note: Trek the dirt trails of Sapa, Less Travelled

Sapa is a beautiful former French hill-station, at an altitude of 1,650m this town boasts warm days and cool evenings. Nowadays it is still a popular destination due to its beautiful scenery of the mountain and the valleys surrounding. Moreover, Sa Pa is the home to several Vietnam’s 54 ethnic minority groups, each with their own distinctive dress, customs and dialects. Sapa is also renowned for its trekking. With Vietnam’s highest peak, Fansipan Mountain (3,143 meters) provides the perfect backdrop for some great treks. Special is Muong Hoa valley.