Trekking through a beautiful nature of the highest mountain in Vietnam. The climbs do not demand high technical skills of the climbers, but a certain level of co-ordination, fitness and endurance is essential before the rewarding view towards Laos and China is obtained.

Detailed itinerary....

Day 1: Hanoi - Sapa (B, L)

The first night, guide and car pick you up from your hotel in Hanoi , transfer to Hanoi Station for LC5 Train, soft sleeper, AC. Overnight on train

Picked up from Laocai Train Station to Sapa, check in hotel, morning at leisure you are free to visit Sapa Culture Market. Nice time to discover the rich culture of ethnic people here.

In the afternoon is your light exercise, preparation for climbing tomorrow. Your guide take you to HanRong Mount to see the whole fantastic view of the town, the paddy rice fields...You also see beautiful orchard, orchid, flower gardens, Cultural Village with the traditional stilt house of the Tay people, collection of Sapa pictures (past and present), music and dance performances of the ethnic minorities in Sapa, it is special when walking a little up to touch the cloud and see nice rocks with strange shapes like Dragon ra.

Feature: Sapa is a beautiful former French hill-station. At an altitude of 1,650 m Sapa boasts warm days and cool evenings and all day fresh air. Nowadays, Sapa has become a favorite destination due to its inspiring scenery of mounatin ranges and terraced valley floors dotted with small ethnic villages. Sapa is home to several of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic minority groups, each with their own distinctive dress, customs and dialects making it a colorful mosaic of culture.
Sapa is also renowned for its trekking. With South East Asia's highest peak, Mt. Fansipan (3,143 m) providing the perfect backdrop for some great trekking routes. This 3 day trek with outdoor camping offers all of the challenges and rewards of any hike. And, at the summit you be one of the few to have reached up and touched the clouds marking the roof of Indochina.

Day 1: Lao Chai - Ta Van - Giang Ta Chai

Day 2: Cat Cat – Sin Chai

Day 1: Sapa – Lao Chai – Ta Van – Giang Ta Chai- Sapa

Transfer 6 km by jeep then walk on 2 km down to Lao Chai village, and close Ta Van village of the Dzay minority. Lunch at a local family in Ta Van, all for you to discover their daily life, works and special custom, enjoy landscapes… Continue after through bamboo forest to Giang Ta Chai village of the red Dzao, visit a wonderful waterfall & a suspension rattan bridge on the way to the main road for a jeep to return to

Services include: Transportation, English speaking guide, entrance fees, breakfast, lunch, dinner, Bamboo hotel in Sapa