Northern Vietnam Rice Terrace 5 Days

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• Relax in the Sa Ren village

• Submerge in the allure of golden rice terrace fields and H'mong ethnic minority

• Move to mountains in Sapa to hike and understand the H'mong more

• Discover Vietnam's many ethnic minorities and magnificent landscapes

• Dive into the biggest minority people's weekly market

Throughout this Northern Vietnam Rice Terrace trip, you surely are gonna encounter many ethnic minorities and have a much deeper understanding of their culture and unique way of life. In addition to that is the fantastic natural scenery to take pictures of and keep them in the heart forever.

Meal Provided: Dinner

Transportation: Private car

Sa Ren village. You will be warmly welcomed by a Black Thai owner. The time is for talking with friendly local people and visiting the lively village. You can take a bike to discover the villages around.

Stay overnight in Nghia Lo

Meal Provided: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Transportation: Private car

Hua Khat where are residents of H’mong live, you'll discover extremely simple lives and many wild characters. Yet indigenous people could not communicate with us because of the language barrier, but they are very friendly and open welcome us to visit their homes.

La Khat Village and enjoy the picturesque scenery of Mu Cang Chai. The beautiful scene and simple life of the Hmong people is the highlight of your first day. When you arrive at the Ecolodge, you check-in and rest for dinner with regional specialties.
Stay overnight in Mu Cang Chai

Meal Provided: Breakfast, Lunch

Transportation: Private car

Sapa will greet you firstly with Tram Ton pass. This is Viet Nam’s highest mountain pass and is considered the most beautiful stretch of road in the country.
Lao Chai Ta Van, a staging point for the day’s hike. Begin the trek by descending the rice-terraced valley. Walk through isolated villages, rice fields, and isolated thatched roof homes where H’Mong peoples live. See the H’Mong at work and at play in their distinctive dark blue dress.
Stay overnight in Sapa

Meal Provided: Breakfast, Lunch

Transportation: Private car
Ban Khoang, a village of the Red Zao ethnic peoples who live their unique way of life and well maintain their traditional values.
Ta Giang Phin valley inhabited by the Black Hmong who lives in some small villages scattering along a peaceful stream. Enjoy nice and short walking a part of the village path which connects village to village to witness daily activities of local life such as plowing and harrowing the fields, growing, harvesting, or doing some housework.
Sapa Cable Station for a very amazing trip to Indochina’s Rooftop – Mount Fanxipan by cable car. This is particularly interesting in these northern mountains of the country, where travelers seek the rice terraces and traditional arts of minority peoples. Cultivating the land to an altitude of around 2,200 meters are the ethnic minorities the lowland Vietnamese generically call ‘Meo’ – savages – and above them looms the bulk of Hua Xi Pan: “giant protruding rock”. Take hiking of 600 stone stairs more to reach the rocky peak of The Roof of Indochina. Back to the hotel.
Stay overnight in Sapa