Day 1: Sapa - Thanh Phu Village - Sin Chai Village. Homestay In Sin Chai (L/D)

8:30AM leave Sapa town with our guide and driver to transfer you to Ban Ho village. You have a scenic around Ban Ho village and the valley to learn more of Tay ethnic people here as well as its scenery. See local people in their field work apart from rice fields, they also grow all kinds like maize, sweet potato, seasonal fruits and different vegetables. You start to trek to Thanh Phu village. Have a lunch en route.

Afternoon is the time for continue the hiking to Sin Chai village and have more time to admire the village beauties as well as learn more of Red Dao minority people. Check in homestay and have dinner with the family. Evening is the time you can talk, meet and interact with the local people and learn more of their work and cultures. Overnight at stilt house.

Day 2: Sin Chai Village - My Son - Sapa (B/L)

Get up early and get the atmosphere among the village and mountain area. And then you will get the amazing view and scenery of terrace rice field in the valley while you trek from Sin Chai Village to My Son village in Nam Sai commune (30km from Sapa town centre). The local people here only grow one rice crop yearly and more rotation in growing some maize, potatos, chicken, pigs, goats, etc for their lives. My Son is the home of Xafo or called Phu La minority people. They immigrated to Vietnam from the southern islands of Asia, such as Malaysia and Indonesia about 200 to 300 years ago. More trek to Nam Toong the home of Red Dao people and more visiting the beautiful scenery. Have a picnic lunch on the way.

Afternoon activities: Go on your visiting at the village and then to Ban Ho village again where you can spend time for swimming on stream if the weather permits.After that you meet the driver at the main road and transfer you back Sapa town and passing through beautiful scenery of terrace fields, hills and villages on the foots of the mountains and valley. You return Sapa late afternoon and have a great time trekking at remote village!

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