Minorities rice fields and waterfall in Sapa

Minorities rice fields and waterfall in Sapa

Overview:

On the way you will learn more about how the rice is cultivated, from the time when the seed is sowed into the rice terrace to being harvested and served as steam rice on your dinner table. The trip offers an opportunity to meet Black H’mong, Giay and Red Dao minorities who live in the village’s stretching along the dreamlike Muong Hoa Valley as well as explore their different cultures.

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Itinerary:

 

You will commence your journey by a drive from Sapa to Lao Chai, a Black H’mong ethnic minority village. You will then be able to walk from Lao Chai to Ta Van village where the Giay ethnic minority hill tribe lives. Here you will be able to rest and enjoy your lunch in a local house.

After lunch the walk continues on a hilly trail through a bamboo forest to Giang Ta Chai, a Red Dao ethnic minority village. On the way, you can make a stop at a waterfall for a rest and photographing. Once leaving the village, you will descend to a suspension bridge before ascending to the main road where your vehicle is awaited for your journey back to Sapa. (-,L,-) 

Approx: Grade 2 of 5/ 1 hour driving/ 4 hours walking

Note:   One of the most well-known trips in the Sapa valley.