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5 Villages and CanCau Market 4 days 5 Nights


Departure date Daily Departure
Tour Duration 4 days / 5 nights

Sapa is an old French hill station, nestled among the Hoang Lien Son Mountains near the Chinese border. Because of its situation near the tallest montain range in Vietnam, it is possibly the most scenic mountain location in Vietnam. The members of the Black Hmong ethnic minority are very present in town, and other ethnic minorities come for the weekly market.At the base of the hill below the town of Sapa, this Hmong village is accessible by rough-paved road most of the way, and cement path for the rest.Convenient to the town center, this popular day trip from Sapa is a good chance to traipse around the rice terraces and experience a bit of rural village life.

Tour Highlights

  • Walk on a small path down the valley to the Muong Hoa River
  • Experience the colourful Sapa market
  • discover the daily life of Flower H'Mong, Red dzao people.
  • Get knowing the traditional life style, habits and customs.


Detailed Itinerary

Night 1-Tuesday: Hanoi – Laocai  Train station
Vietnam TripAdvisor will pick you up from your hotel and transfer to Hanoi train station to catch the overnight train soft sleeper with AC to Lao Cai.

Day 1-Wednesday: Sapa-Ylinh ho-Lao chai San-Lao chai-Ta van. (B,L,D)

At 10 am  we  leave the hotel and start trekking.  The first part is on the road but we soon turn to the right and walk on a small path down the valley to the Muong Hoa River and from here to the Black H’mong village Lao Chai. Black H’mong is one of the biggest minority groups in the Sapa area. They are proud of their culture and keep their traditions and way of living. They have their own language and wear traditional indigio blue clothing.  After this you continue to Ta Van village (1.200 m) to visit Zay people. Zay is a fairly small minority group of about 38.000 people who live mainly in the mountains in Northwest Vietnam. The development has meant that some of their old customs have been lost but many women still wear traditional shirts with a purple, blue or green colour. The Zay houses are build of wood and bamboo with a clay floor. We stay overnight with a local family in Ta Van and have our dinner here.Trekking distance: 15 km.

Day 2-Thurday: Ta van-Giang Ta chai- Ban ho.  (B,L,D)

After the breakfast we continue to visit Red Dao people at Giang Ta Chai where we also see a waterfall. The Red Dao women have very colourful red embroidery and coins on their clothing. On their head they wear a red scarf. Som
We continue along small paths in the rice fields, cross the Muong Hoa River and arrive to the Tay village Ban Ho (900 m). Tay is the most populous of the hill tribes. Because of the development and adaptation to the Vietnamese society some of them have started wearing Vietnamese clothing. But most women still wear the traditional checkered headscarf. We stay overnight in e of the women have shaved off their eyebrows because of a nice Red Zao legend. a wooden Tay stilt house. If we reach Ban Ho in the early afternoon you will have time to swim in a nearby river. In the evening we have dinner with the Tay family.
Trekking distance: 25 km.

Day 3-Friday: Ban ho-Sapa(B,L,D)

After breakfast you trek up to Ban Den (3 km). From here you will be picked up and transferred back to Sapa. In the afternoon you will have time to experience the colourful Sapa market where women from different ethnic minority groups come into town to sell their products.
Trekking distance: 5 km.Overnight in hotel.
 
Day 4-Satturday: Can Cau Saturday market (B,L)

After having breakfast in Sapa we go to the Can Cau Saturday Market by a van. It takes us 2 hours to get there. This is a colourful market situated in a small village in the mountain. You will see several different minority groups here but mainly the Flower H’mong people. The local people come here to buy and sell clothes, vegetables, meat and cattle. In the afternoon we will have a short trek to Ban Pho village (Flower H’Mong). Transfer back to Lao Cai for the night train to Hanoi. The guide sees you off at Lao Cai train station and takes you on the train. Trip ends.

 

 

 

Price per person in USD

Cost/pax (US$) 1 2 3 - 4
Standard (2*) 285 225 175
Superior (3*) 305 245 195
Deluxe (4*) 495 445 385

 
Accommodation Standard 2 * Mid-range (3*) Deluxe (4*)
Sapa hotels Royal Hotel Royal View Hotel, Bambo Hotel  Victoria Hotel and Victoria Express Train


Include

  • English/ Frech Speaking Guide.
  • Hotel as program.
  • Train ticket, transfer by good car (AC)
  • Meals As mentioned in the programme above
  • entrance fee, homestay fee with clean accomodation, permit.  

Exclude

Tip, other not mention in the progrrame

What to bring:

·        Sun Block

·        Wide brim hat

·        Camera + Film

·        Comfortable shoes

·        Rain gear

·        Warm clothes

·        Insect Repellent

·        Original Passport

 

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