Trekking to Sapa Vietnam
Trekking Lao Chai Ta Van village in Sapa Vietnam
Day 1: Hanoi – Laocai. Overnight train.
You will be picked up by Lotussia Travel guide, driver at the hotel and transferred to Hanoi Railway Station for the night train at at 9:30 PM to get to Laocai Station. Sleep on the train.
Day 2: Laocai – Sapa – Lao Chai – Ta Van.
Picked up at Laocai Railway station early in the morning by bus. Arrive at Sapa round 8:00 AM. Breakfast and relax. Depart Sapa at 11:00 AM. Take a jeep ride for the first part and go down hill to the valley. Cross MuongHoa River to get to the other mountainside for 3 villages of the H’mong and the Dzay. Stay the night at a local family in Tavan village. Picnic lunch on the way and dinner at the home – stay.
Day 3: Trekking Ta Van village – Ban Ho village.
Breakfast and leave the family for the next village. Visit the Red Dzao in GiangTaChai village by way of terraced paddy fields and bamboo forests. Enjoy the natural beauty of Silver Waterfall and Rattan Bridge. Cross the river and continue going to BanHo village where the Tay people settle down. On the way to BanHo, there is more chance to see the Red Dzao and the Black H’mong in Supan village. Spend the night in BanHo village at a Tay Family. Picnic lunch on the way and dinner at the home-stay
Day 4: Trek Ban Ho village – Sapa.
Breakfast with the family and leave the village for a waterfall discovered by French people. Enjoy the view, swimming and return to BanHo to visit the people in the village. Say goodbye to the family and get up to the main road where to take a jeep back to Sapa. Lunch on the way and dinner in Sapa. Overnight in hotel.
Day 5: Sapa – Laocai Station – Hanoi.
Breakfast, free to explore the town in the morning. Check out hotel. Lunch and leave Sapa in the afternoon for Laocai by bus. Take the night train to Hanoi and have dinner on the train.
Arrive in Hanoi round 5:00 AM. The end of tour.
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