After breakfast, meet your Sapa Local guide then we will take a walking of 6 km down to the Southeast of Sapa along the side of Muong Hoa valley to Y Linh Ho village of the Black H’mong people, where the Muong Hoa Stream which is named after the valley run over, feeding the land with water and fish.

Having an other 2km-trekking to Lao Chai village, which is home to Black H'mong also, your effort will be return by a splendid view of the valley with lush corn or golden terraced rice field (depend on the time you visit).

Trekking about 2,5 km through terraced rice fields and bamboo forest to Ta Van village of the Dzay people. Lunch at a local host family, it is a good chance for you to learn about the local ethnic communities' culture which is featuring through traditional daily life styles and exclusive custom. Enjoy the host's hospitality and the meal with some specialties there!

In the mid-afternoon, private vehicle picks you up to transfer back to your hotel in Sapa. End of the service.

• Required Group information needed following VTT's Regulations

What to wear: Proper walking shoes are needed. No tolerance for slippers, high-heels or improper sandals.

What to bring: Cameras, sun block, sunglasses, insect repellent, water-proof jacket (for the rain season and Winter) are recommended.

Lunch: Lunch with local host family. Please kindly inform us if you have a special diet.

Tour Customization: Yes, please inform us your interest, we will customize the day tour according to request!

Tour Start: Daily at your hotel in Sapa.

Tour Attention: Please kindly notice that the rate can be added up 25% for the Holidays in Vietnam 

When you start the walk from Sapa town to the villages, there will be some local ethnic people walking with you. Their purpose is to sell you their handicrafts such as: brocaded Purse, scarfs... which they carry along with their basket on their back. It is to remind you that this is quite usual in Sapa and it happens to all every travelers.  In some hard walking routes through the rice fields on the wet days, these locals are willing to aid you with the walking route if you are in a need. If you need their help, you can say thanks to them at the end of the tour by buying their souvenir or give them a small tip. As it is unavoidable fact in Sapa, you'd better know about it before hand.

• Should you buy any gifts for local kids in the villages? This is not our recommendations. For the kids or adults in the villages you are visiting, giving candies, gifts or money when you pass or visit are not really good as then kids can quit school and adults can stopped the field work just to stay at the village waiting for tourists to pass by to ask for money and gift. For a sustainable tourism, we suggest that you should not. If you would like to donate for the villages here, there are couple of NGO funds those collect and support the remote villages. 
• Should I tip the guide at the end of the tour? Only-When you are satisfied with the tour guide services, tipping is waited by the guide as the appreciation of the guide's work. Proper tip for Sapa Local tour guide is around 10$-15$/day but this vary depending on each tourist tipping culture and enjoyment of the tour. Tipping is not included in our tour quotations.