Our tours/ trekkings in 2025
Option 1: Easy
In this trip, our guests trek 8 to 10 kilometers per day. It includes lunch, water, a private guide and car pick-up at your hotel (if applicable). We do some walking on roads and some on mountain foot (or buffalo!) paths.
It is possible to do day trips on consecutive days. Each day we will pick you up and take you to a different group of villages!
Our easy treks stop in many amazing places. One is Cat Cat village, where you will learn how H’mong people make hemp clothing and hand-dyed indigo fabrics. Another is Sin Chai village, where you learn about the traditional architecture of the Black H’mong ethnic group. A third is Ban Ho village, where people live in traditional stilt houses and there is a natural hot spring and a waterfall where you can swim.
During your easy trek, you also have the option of taking a workshop on traditional sewing and indigo dyeing. For an extra $20 you can even make your own clothing in the local style!
It is possible to do day trips on consecutive days. Each day we will pick you up and take you to a different group of villages!
Our easy treks stop in many amazing places. One is Cat Cat village, where you will learn how H’mong people make hemp clothing and hand-dyed indigo fabrics. Another is Sin Chai village, where you learn about the traditional architecture of the Black H’mong ethnic group. A third is Ban Ho village, where people live in traditional stilt houses and there is a natural hot spring and a waterfall where you can swim.
During your easy trek, you also have the option of taking a workshop on traditional sewing and indigo dyeing. For an extra $20 you can even make your own clothing in the local style!
Option 2: Intermediate
This trip features two to five days of walking and homestays, meals, a private guide and a pick-up at your hotel (if you need one). We trek about 10 to 15 kilometers per day, and most of the walking is on mountain foot paths.
The best thing about the medium trek is you will be able to see the differences between many ethnic minority groups, including Black H’mong, Red Dao, Tay and Zay. You will see how each group has a unique style of food, architecture and traditional dress. And at night, you can learn how to cook their traditional dishes.
One highlight of this tour is Ta Phin. This village of Red Dao people is about 17 kilometers from Sapa town. It is famous for its natural oils and its caves. One of the caves has a tunnel that is 400 meters long.
Sewing and dyeing classes are available, and you have the option of visiting our fruit orchard. Something is always growing!
The best thing about the medium trek is you will be able to see the differences between many ethnic minority groups, including Black H’mong, Red Dao, Tay and Zay. You will see how each group has a unique style of food, architecture and traditional dress. And at night, you can learn how to cook their traditional dishes.
One highlight of this tour is Ta Phin. This village of Red Dao people is about 17 kilometers from Sapa town. It is famous for its natural oils and its caves. One of the caves has a tunnel that is 400 meters long.
Sewing and dyeing classes are available, and you have the option of visiting our fruit orchard. Something is always growing!
Option 3: Difficult
This trip includes two to five days of walking and homestays, meals, a private guide and a pick-up at your hotel (if you need one). We trek about 15+ kilometers per day, and the walking is on mountain paths and through jungles.
This trip is only for people in good physical shape. But it is very fun! We trek as far as 60 kilometers from Sapa town to find jungle trails that few tourists know. Part of the trip passes through Hoang Lien National Park, where some of our luckiest guests have seen wild monkeys. You also have the option of visiting our fruit orchard on one day of your trek.
On your difficult trek we will visit Seo Trung village, which has the nicest waterfall in the Sapa area. In summertime, you can swim near the waterfall.
We also stop in Seo Mity, a very remote H’mong village and one of the highest villages in Vietnam. It lies at more than 2,000 meters above sea level and 400 meters above Sapa Town. To get there, we have to cross four mountains!
This trip is only for people in good physical shape. But it is very fun! We trek as far as 60 kilometers from Sapa town to find jungle trails that few tourists know. Part of the trip passes through Hoang Lien National Park, where some of our luckiest guests have seen wild monkeys. You also have the option of visiting our fruit orchard on one day of your trek.
On your difficult trek we will visit Seo Trung village, which has the nicest waterfall in the Sapa area. In summertime, you can swim near the waterfall.
We also stop in Seo Mity, a very remote H’mong village and one of the highest villages in Vietnam. It lies at more than 2,000 meters above sea level and 400 meters above Sapa Town. To get there, we have to cross four mountains!