We will buy tickets and take you on a walk about 300m to the foot of the waterfall so you can enjoy the scenery, take pictures and return.

We will buy tickets and take tourists to see the scenery at the lonely tree and the gate to heaven.

You will see the entire terraced fields in Lao Chai and Ta Van villages and learn about the cultural customs of the Hmong and Giay people living here.

Our tour guide will take you into Hoang Lien National Park to visit the ancient trees covered with moss around the trunks, we will walk along a stream called (golden stream) you will see the color of the rocks under the yellow water, although the water is colorless but when you come here you will see the shimmering yellow water with the sunlight shining on it, very poetic then we will continue to one of the most beautiful waterfalls called (Love waterfall) a beautiful landscape where visitors can take pictures and swim here and this place is very romantic for couples to visit and take pictures and enjoy the beautiful scenery together.

We will pick you up at the meeting point at Sapa stone church to introduce the tour program, and test the motorbike before we start the program to explore the waterfall and village in Sapa.

Stunning Nature & Scenery Y Linh Ho stands out with its green terraced fields — or golden yellow when the rice is ripe — stretching along the mountainside, winding around the valley, creating a very impressive “natural picture”. The village lies at the foot of the Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range, adjacent to Muong Hoa Valley and Muong Hoa Stream — mountains + streams + rice fields blend together, fresh air, pristine nature Experience the culture and life of the locals The village is home to ethnic minorities such as the Black H'Mong and Dao people — you can see traditional bamboo houses, fields, trees, and a simple lifestyle in the mountains and forests. Visitors have the opportunity to learn — see weaving, brocade weaving, experience the daily life of the locals; sometimes they are willing to share their culture, customs, and traditional crafts — something rarely found in places that are too touristy and commercial.