6:00 - 6:30: Guests will get picked up from your hotel/stay in Hanoi Old Quarter Area to depart for Sapa via the new highway with a comfortable short break (It takes about 5h30 hours to 6 hours drive to Sapa)

13:00: Arrive at Sapa town and be amazed by the colorful traditional costumes of H’mong, Dzao, Tay ethnic people. Enjoy welcome drinks and itinerary briefing. Then, have lunch with local Vietnamese dishes before the hotel check-in. Sapa Market is the biggest market in Sapa. It’s the shopping center for locals and tourists with a spacious 2-floor building. Located in the center of the town, near Sapa station, Sapa Market is very convenient for those who want to buy some specialties of Sapa as souvenirs to give to their friends and family.

Take a short drive to Y Linh Ho Village. The village is famous for its absolutely poetic and wild beauty. Being covered by Hoang Lien Son Mountain range, along with many terraced fields and streams, and the primitive, simple bamboo houses of local people, Y Linh Ho Village is one of must-visit attractions in Sapa and definitely worth your time to discover.

Then hiking through the rice terraces along Muong Hoa Stream to Lao Chai, the village of Black H’mong minority. Here you will enjoy the spectacular landscape of Hoang Lien Son Mountain ranges. Nestled in the heart of the Muong Hoa Valley, Lao Chai Village Vietnam offers a tranquil escape just 7 kilometers southeast of the bustling Sapa town center. This picturesque village spans over 29 square kilometers and is considered one of the big villages in the region. Lao Chai is adjacent to Ta Van Village, another notable tourist attraction in Sapa.

In the late afternoon, continue trekking to visit Ta Van village, which is the home of Tay minority. 17:45 – It’s time to check into the homestay. Experience the rustic lifestyle of the local and watch the sun setting in the mountainous region. In the evening, enjoy the local bar nearby or socialize with other tourists then overnight at homestay. Located within Muong Hoa Valley in Lao Cai Province, Ta Van Village is a popular destination for visitors wondering “What to do in Sapa?” One of the highlights of this village is its diverse ethnic makeup, with the Giay, Hmong, and Red Dao ethnic groups living harmoniously in the area. The village is also surrounded by terraced rice fields that serve both practical and aesthetic purposes.