Do a trek round 6 - 7 hours through the forests up and down in Fanxipan range then reach Seo Trung Ho village of the Red Dzao. This is an almost untouched village and there are very few tourists getting here. In here, there is a chance to enjoy a most beautiful waterfall in Sapa, which comes from a height of about 70 m. Stay overnight in this village with a Dzao family...

Coming to Kim Bong Village which is famous for the traditional carpentry . Beside, it’s also well - known in history about the textile industry. With hand dexterity, the farmers have created the sedge mats for export to fit into the market. Up to here, you can visit around the village by bicycle, then going to the farmer’ s house. You can join making the sedge mats ...

Visiting Thanh Ha Pottery Village and join making some products by hand such as 12 animals designation, tool in house, the lantern.... You can make yourself the gift for your family and friend....

......12 km of trekking, visit Y Linh Ho and Lao Chai villages of the H’mong minority. after lunch at a local family in Lao Chai or in a drinking shop nearby the river bank, we keep on hiking to Ta Van village of the Dzay where we stay overnight in a local family. Here you have opportunity to experience their daily life, work and original custom. Home stay at the Dzay local house......

Sapa is an old French hill station, nestled among the Hoang Lien Son Mountains near the Chinese border. Because of its situation near the tallest montain range in Vietnam, it is possibly the most scenic mountain location in Vietnam. The members of the Black Hmong ethnic minority are very present in town, and other ethnic minorities come for the weekly market...