Vietnam · Homestay Experiences

2 Days Group Trekking Tour from SAPA ( Homestay Overnight )

2 Days Round trip from Sa Pa Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore Muong Hoa Valley by bike and on foot
02 Visit Black H’mong, Giay, Tay, and Red Dao villages
03 Enjoy views of mountains, forests, and rice terraces
04 Spend a night at a local homestay in Ta Van Village
05 Includes meals as per itinerary
06 Pickup available from hotels or bus station in Sapa Town

Discover the landscapes and village life of Sapa on this 2-day group adventure combining trekking, cycling, and a homestay experience. Travel through Muong Hoa Valley, take in mountain views, forests, and rice terraces, and visit ethnic minority villages including Black H’mong, Giay, Tay, and Red Dao communities.

Along the way, enjoy guided sightseeing, included meals as per itinerary, and an overnight stay at a local homestay in Ta Van Village. With pickup in Sapa Town, this tour offers an easy way to experience Sapa’s northern highlands and local culture over two memorable days.

Travel through Muong Hoa Valley, take in mountain views, forests, and rice terraces, and visit ethnic minority villages including Black H’mong, Giay, Tay, and Red Dao communities.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Days

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

City Sa Pa

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Sapa Biking Tour

On the first day of the tour, you will be greeted and picked up at your hotel’s lobby in Sapa by a local guide.

Then, you will be given a bike which is your main means of transportation for your coming tour.

You will hop on your bike and start cycling down the hill on a windy road.

You will cycle along Muong Hoa valley where you will have the chance to enjoy the stunning beauty of natural landscape there with spectacular mountains, lust forests and rice terraces.

On the way, you will stop and pay visits to some villages of ethnic minority groups, such as Black Hmong, Giay and Red Dao people.

Day 02