Sapa Trekking Experience through Terraced Rice Fields

Established as a hill station by the French colonialists in 1922, Sapa today is the tourism centre of the northwestIn Y Linh Ho, a charming little town inhabited by the Hmong minority, we will cross the bridge. From here, the road goes up and down. We will walk over the edges of the rice fields in the shadow of the mighty Fansipan-mountain, which is right behind us. We will cross some hills before we enter the village of Lao Chai.Lao Chai is a village of black H’Mong ethnic group, situated at a high point, visiting Lao Chai offers spectacular landscapes and special cultural experience to tourists.Ta Van is a town located in the Muong Hoa valley and home to a group of ethnic minorities. There are around a 1000 residents of mainly HMong , Dao and Giay. In the town you will find traditional stilt houses and simple wooden houses. Besides some of the families that run tourism related activities or a homestay, the life of the village is still normal and authentic. Most of them work on the fields, but they also produce instruments and engraved silver.