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Northeast-Vietnam-Hill-Tribe-Villages Discovery Indochina Your Way! Hill Tribe Villages Northwest Vietnam Adventure Expedition – 11 Days/ 10 Nights Duration: 11 Days/ 10 Nights Depart From: Hanoi Destinations: Hanoi - Lao Cai - Sapa –Trinh Tuong - Lung Po - Y Ty – Bat Xat - Den Sang - Nhiu Co San – Sapa – Lung Khau Nhin Market – Muong Khuong - Cao Son Market – Coc Ly Market – Simacai market - Hanoi. Description: The 11 days Hill Tribe Villages Northwest Vietnam Adventure Expedition trip covers a wide range of Vietnam hill tribe villages in Northeast Vietnam, with visiting the Ha Nhi minority villages, Black Hmong minority villages, Black Lolo minority villages, Red Dao minority village, Tay and Nung minority villages. You also chance to visit many colorful ethnic minority markets, home-stay experience and immerse yourself into different culture and customs. This trip is specially designed for the ones who love adventure, deeply in love with ethnic minority village’s expedition and photography. Green Discovery Indochina Head Office Address: 17A/28 Nguyen Hong, Dong Da Dist, Hanoi,Vietnam Tel : +84 439381242 Fax: +84 439381242 Mobile:+84987184390 E-mail : [email protected] Website: www.greendiscoveryindochina.com Discovery Indochina Your Way! Brief Itinerary Tour Dates Destinations Meals Included Day 1 Hanoi – Lao Cai D Day 2 Lao Cai - Sapa B, L, D Day 3 Ta Van – Giang Ta Chai – Su Pan – Sapa B, L, D Day 4 Sapa - Muong Hum - Trinh Tuong – Lung Po – B, L, D Y Ty Day 5 Y Ty - Ngai Thau - Den Sang - Nhiu Co San B, L, D Day 6 Windy Pass – Sang Ma Sao B, L, D Day 7 Y Ty – Muong Hum – Sapa B, L Day 8 Sapa – Lung Khau Nhin Market – Muong B, L, D Khuong Day 9 Muong Khuong – Cao Son Market – Coc Ly B, L, D market Day 10 Simacai market – Lao Cai - Night train to B, L, D Hanoi Day 11 Hanoi – Arrival. B Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Hanoi – Lao Cai In the evening, meet up our guide and driver, transfer to Hanoi railway station to take a night train to Lao Cai. Overnight on train. Accommodation: Sapaly Train Green Discovery Indochina Head Office Address: 17A/28 Nguyen Hong, Dong Da Dist, Hanoi,Vietnam Tel : +84 439381242 Fax: +84 439381242 Mobile:+84987184390 E-mail : [email protected] Website: www.greendiscoveryindochina.com Discovery Indochina Your Way! Day 2: Lao Cai - Sapa (B/L/D) Upon arrival Lao Cai railway station, you will be met our tour guide and driver, then transferred to Sapa Town. Have breakfast before the trip starts. Drive to Y Linh Ho village and start trekking downhill to Muong Hoa Valley through rice paddies and small hamlets to learn the life of hill tribes here. Communication exchange with local people in Lao Chai village. Cook & have lunch at local family. After lunch, you will continue trekking through villages and rice terraced fields to Ta Van village settled by Dzay ethnic which is supposed to be the most beautiful village in the area. Have dinner and overnight at a local family in Ta Van – homestay of the Dzay people village. Accommodation: H’mong home-stay Day 3: Ta Van – Giang Ta Chai – Su Pan – Sapa ( B/L/D) Leave the family, we continue trekking tour to the Red Dao people at Giang Ta Chai village where we also see a lovely waterfall. The Red Dao women have very colourful red embroideries and coins on their clothing, on their head they wear a red scarf. Some of the women have shaved off their eyebrows because of a nice Red Zao legend. We continue along small paths in the rice fields, cross the Muong Hoa River, Suspending Bridge and walk up to Supan village where you will meet the transfer back to Sapa. Have lunch at the local restaurant. Free for leisure - shopping and visit Sapa town, Sapa market in the afternoon. Overnight in Sapa. Accommodation: Sapa View Hotel Room Type: Superior Room Green Discovery Indochina Head Office Address: 17A/28 Nguyen Hong, Dong Da Dist, Hanoi,Vietnam Tel : +84 439381242 Fax: +84 439381242 Mobile:+84987184390 E-mail : [email protected] Website: www.greendiscoveryindochina.com Discovery Indochina Your Way! Day 4: Sapa - Muong Hum - Trinh Tuong – Lung Po – Y Ty (B/L/D) After breakfast, our driver and guide will take you from Sapa to the O Qui Ho Pass to start our adventure tour by trekking down to Y Ty Village. After a long trek, we will stop for a break and taste the local dishes in Mong Xoa before our car take us to Trinh Tuong village(35km) which is home to the famous houses with rammed earth walls drawing the eyes of many photographers. There, we will have chance to communicate with the friendly locals, deeply understand the life of the highlanders as well as how they build their rammed-earth houses. We will then continue driving along the border with China to reach Lung Po (22km) where the Red River start its flow into Vietnam land and meet a blue water spring. It’s no doubt that the scenery here is so adorable and poetic. After a short break here to relax and enjoy peaceful moments with bird songs surrounding, our journey will be continued to Y Ty valley by car to reach a vantage point for cloud watchers. This trekking day will end in Y Ty, we will stay in a local home-stay and enjoy the dinner with local foods. Accommodation: Home-stay Day 5: Y Ty - Ngai Thau - Den Sang - Nhiu Co San (B/L/D) After a deep sleep at the home-stay and an energy breakfast, we will trek through the path hidden in the clouds of Y Ty - Ngai Thau to Den Sang, then our car will pick we up then we depart to Sang Ma Sao Village for another 8-km trekking along the rough rocky routes to Nhiu Co San Village. Green Discovery Indochina Head Office Address: 17A/28 Nguyen Hong, Dong Da Dist, Hanoi,Vietnam Tel : +84 439381242 Fax: +84 439381242 Mobile:+84987184390 E-mail : [email protected] Website: www.greendiscoveryindochina.com Discovery Indochina Your Way! After enjoying a local lunch, we will trek and discover the ancient stone path hidden in the forest. 30kmstone road from the last century riskily located along the stream and deeply connecting into Hoang Lien jungle will surely amaze you. We’ll then stop for camping in the forest, next to the stream in the primary forest. Dinner and exciting camp-fire will be served and we’ll sleep overnight in camp. Accommodation: Tent in the jungle Day 6: Windy Pass – Sang Ma Sao (B/L/D) On this day, we will conquer the windy pass by trekking through the ancient stone trail, visiting the ancient tombs of the workers sacrificed in building this road at the top of the pass. We will then return back to the start trekking point and be picked-up by driver to go back to Y Ty to have a late dinner. Accommodation: Home-stay Day 7: Y Ty – Muong Hum – Sapa (B/L/-) This day will bring you back to Sapa town. On the way, you’ll have a chance to join in Muong Hum Scarborough fair before passing the rough way through the heaven gate to turn back to Sapa and end this adventure tour of conquering the Nhiu Co San peak. Overnight in Sapa. Accommodation: Sapa View Hotel Room Type: Superior Room Day 8: Sapa – Lung Khau Nhin Market – Muong Khuong (B/L/D) Green Discovery Indochina Head Office Address: 17A/28 Nguyen Hong, Dong Da Dist, Hanoi,Vietnam Tel : +84 439381242 Fax: +84 439381242 Mobile:+84987184390 E-mail : [email protected] Website: www.greendiscoveryindochina.com Discovery Indochina Your Way! After breakfast, we will drive to Lung Khau Nhin (110 km / 1h 45m from Sapa, or 65 km / 1 hour from Lao Cai). Lung Khau is a small market very close to the border with China, close to Muong Khuong town. The Black Dao, Dzay, Tay, Flower H'mong (Red H'mong) minority peoples all attends this market. Lung Khau Nhin market is held every Thursday starting around 7.30am and closing in the early afternoon. The market is set in beautiful scenery and is very remote. It is a very ‘authentic’ market with few tourists visiting. The market mainly sells vegetables, seeds and livestock for the minority peoples. A typical itinerary for a day at Lung Khau Nhin Market would be: Spend time walking around the market taking in the sights and sounds and perhaps trading with the local people. Our lunch will be served at Muong Khuong town. On the way back we will stop in Muong Khung and pay a visit to pineapple and tea plantations. In the afternoon, we will strolling around the Muong Khuong, visit some hill tribe villages and have free time to taking photos and enjoy fresh air at this remote area. Overnight in Muong Khuong. Day 9: Muong Khuong – Cao Son Market – Coc Ly market (B/L/D) Enjoy breakfast at Muong Khuong, we will drive toward to visit Cao Son Market. Cao Son Market is a small/medium sized market held every Wednesday. Set among beautiful rolling mountains this is a colorful market full of local products and handicrafts. Here you will find Flower H’mong, Black Zao, Nung, Tu Di, Pa Di ethnic form villages in the surrounding region but many come from China to add more colors to the market. Cheerful and smiling faces are everywhere at the market place and the peoples behaved like close friends meeting again after long time away. It is easy to realize women from different groups through traditional costumes they wear while men’s dresses are similar.
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