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Sapa villages hiking tour one day: Trek Den Thang to Muong Hoa valley.
The one day hiking tour to Sapa begins in Den Thang mountain range and continues to Muong Hoa valley. You trek along hillsides, through terraced rice fields and local hill tribe villages. Stops will be made en route for you to visit ethnic hamlets, to meet up with local Black H’mong, the Red Dzao. The day hike is highly recommended to elderly clients, small group tours, holiday with kids. The one-day trekking otur is also a good alternative option for many other day trips in rainy days due to good trail condition as well as there is possibilities to make the trek shorten and transfer back to Sapa by vehicle. Contact Lotussia Travel for more details.
Itinerary:
08.00 am: You will be met up with Lotussia Travel team in Hanoi transfer to Sapa and transferred out of Sapa town to walking path.
Walking along a large path for 2 hours uphill the Den Thang range. Reaching to the top, great view of the Fansipan Peak and the stunning Muong Hoa Valley opens wide in the sight as the trek approaching to Hang Da Village of the H’mong which sits at 1,800m hill-top and over looking down the Muong Hoa Valley. Explore the village and then lunch break.
For almost an hour after lunch, the walking path sneaks on high elevation and offers amazing panorama of Muong Hoa Valley. Then getting downhill through several H’mong hamlets of the Hau Thao Commune which scatter on steep and rocky mountain side. There are chances to see different process making fiber from hemp: Spinning, weaving,…in these hamlets.
The walk ends at Pho Village of the Hau Thao Commune in mid afternoon. We will be picked up again by our vehicle and transferredl back to Sapa town.
Arriving in Sapa around late afternoon, you will be dropped off at your hotel in Sapa. End of Lotussia Travel service.
The one day hiking tour to Sapa begins in Den Thang mountain range and continues to Muong Hoa valley. You trek along hillsides, through terraced rice fields and local hill tribe villages. Stops will be made en route for you to visit ethnic hamlets, to meet up with local Black H’mong, the Red Dzao. The day hike is highly recommended to elderly clients, small group tours, holiday with kids. The one-day trekking otur is also a good alternative option for many other day trips in rainy days due to good trail condition as well as there is possibilities to make the trek shorten and transfer back to Sapa by vehicle. Contact Lotussia Travel for more details.
Itinerary:
08.00 am: You will be met up with Lotussia Travel team in Hanoi transfer to Sapa and transferred out of Sapa town to walking path.
Walking along a large path for 2 hours uphill the Den Thang range. Reaching to the top, great view of the Fansipan Peak and the stunning Muong Hoa Valley opens wide in the sight as the trek approaching to Hang Da Village of the H’mong which sits at 1,800m hill-top and over looking down the Muong Hoa Valley. Explore the village and then lunch break.
For almost an hour after lunch, the walking path sneaks on high elevation and offers amazing panorama of Muong Hoa Valley. Then getting downhill through several H’mong hamlets of the Hau Thao Commune which scatter on steep and rocky mountain side. There are chances to see different process making fiber from hemp: Spinning, weaving,…in these hamlets.
The walk ends at Pho Village of the Hau Thao Commune in mid afternoon. We will be picked up again by our vehicle and transferredl back to Sapa town.
Arriving in Sapa around late afternoon, you will be dropped off at your hotel in Sapa. End of Lotussia Travel service.
Trek Sapa villages hiking tour one day: Trek Den Thang to Muong Hoa valley.
The one day hiking tour to Sapa begins in Den Thang mountain range and continues to Muong Hoa valley. You trek along hillsides, through terraced rice fields and local hill tribe villages. Stops will be made en route for you to visit ethnic hamlets, to meet up with local Black H’mong, the Red Dzao. The day hike is highly recommended to elderly clients, small group tours, holiday with kids. The one-day trekking otur is also a good alternative option for many other day trips in rainy days due to good trail condition as well as there is possibilities to make the trek shorten and transfer back to Sapa by vehicle. Contact Lotussia Travel for more details.
Itinerary:
08.00 am: You will be met up with Lotussia Travel team at your hotel in Sapa and transferred out of Sapa town to walking path.
Walking along a large path for 2 hours uphill the Den Thang range. Reaching to the top, great view of the Fansipan Peak and the stunning Muong Hoa Valley opens wide in the sight as the trek approaching to Hang Da Village of the H’mong which sits at 1,800m hill-top and over looking down the Muong Hoa Valley. Explore the village and then lunch break.
For almost an hour after lunch, the walking path sneaks on high elevation and offers amazing panorama of Muong Hoa Valley. Then getting downhill through several H’mong hamlets of the Hau Thao Commune which scatter on steep and rocky mountain side. There are chances to see different process making fiber from hemp: Spinning, weaving,…in these hamlets.
The walk ends at Pho Village of the Hau Thao Commune in mid afternoon. We will be picked up again by our vehicle and transferredl back to Sapa town.
Arriving in Sapa around late afternoon, you will be dropped off at your hotel in Sapa. End of Lotussia Travel service.
The one day hiking tour to Sapa begins in Den Thang mountain range and continues to Muong Hoa valley. You trek along hillsides, through terraced rice fields and local hill tribe villages. Stops will be made en route for you to visit ethnic hamlets, to meet up with local Black H’mong, the Red Dzao. The day hike is highly recommended to elderly clients, small group tours, holiday with kids. The one-day trekking otur is also a good alternative option for many other day trips in rainy days due to good trail condition as well as there is possibilities to make the trek shorten and transfer back to Sapa by vehicle. Contact Lotussia Travel for more details.
08.00 am: You will be met up with Lotussia Travel team at your hotel in Sapa and transferred out of Sapa town to walking path.
Walking along a large path for 2 hours uphill the Den Thang range. Reaching to the top, great view of the Fansipan Peak and the stunning Muong Hoa Valley opens wide in the sight as the trek approaching to Hang Da Village of the H’mong which sits at 1,800m hill-top and over looking down the Muong Hoa Valley. Explore the village and then lunch break.
For almost an hour after lunch, the walking path sneaks on high elevation and offers amazing panorama of Muong Hoa Valley. Then getting downhill through several H’mong hamlets of the Hau Thao Commune which scatter on steep and rocky mountain side. There are chances to see different process making fiber from hemp: Spinning, weaving,…in these hamlets.
The walk ends at Pho Village of the Hau Thao Commune in mid afternoon. We will be picked up again by our vehicle and transferredl back to Sapa town.
Arriving in Sapa around late afternoon, you will be dropped off at your hotel in Sapa. End of Lotussia Travel service.
Anywhere in the main village of Sapa can be reached on foot, and the town is small enough that you're not likely to get lost. A basic map will be good enough for most travellers.
The way to CatCat is taxed 40,000 dong,while the way to Ban Ho & Lao Chai villages are taxed 40,000 dong in one ticket. The way to Ta Phin village is taxed 20,000 dong as well.
Tourists intending to trek to the various villages through the paddy fields should be prepared with good trekking shoes or rubber boots, a walking stick and extra clothing kept in a waterproof bag. Depending on the season, the rice fields, which are build in terraces, can be very muddy and slippery. If one does not wear shoes which enables a good grip in mud, one is likely to keep slipping and falling or even sliding down the slopes! As the paths are also taken by water buffalos, excrement can be found everywhere. Walking sticks can be bought from children from the ethnic minority groups at about 5,000 dong. These enterprising children cut sturdy bamboo and sharpen one end to turn them into sturdy sticks.
For the less adventurous, some of the villages, such as Lao Chai Village, is accessible via jeep, motorcycle and van.
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Sapa is a charming mountain town, surrounded by picturesque mountains and rice terraces. Great views of the area can be had (weather permitting) from the nearby hills. One of these has been built up into a tourist attraction ("Ham Rong Resort") with various gardens (orchid, European), ethnic minority dance performance areas, viewpoints, and restaurants. It's a short walk south from the central square and then up some stairs. Entrance is 70,000 dong.
If you got time then it's worth going to the "Sa Pa Culture Museum" (Open daily 7:30AM-11:30AM,1:30PM-5:00PM.~Admission free,but donations accepted~) where you can learn about the history of Sa Pa and the custumes & traditions of the Etnic groups of Sa Pa.The museum is located behind the Tourist Office.
It's also worth to check some of the colonial buildings left by the French colonialists such as the church,the square and townhall building. While walking in the mountains you will encounter many hill tribes such as the Red Zao tribe
