SAPA AND HA LONG BAY
FULL DAY TOUR: BAN KHOANG – TA GIANG PHINH
Today We have chance to enjoy the Breathtaking
landscapes of the unspoiled region highlighted by lush and evergreen rain forest
and Explore villages of the Red Dzao and White H’mong tribal peoples for a
unique discovery of local culture, custom and living way.
You will picked up at your hotel then
transfer to Sapa along national road 4D for 8 km to O Quy Ho with several stops
for magnificent landscapes of Fansipan Mountain and Sin Chai valley and especially
amazing flower and vegetable farms.
Then turn right to follow a narrow
tarmac for half an hour, getting through wild region with thick rain forest
covering walled-up mountains, passing a beautiful waterfall before arriving to
Ban Khoang commune, home to the Red Dzao ethnic peoples who live their unique
way of life and well maintain their traditional values. The villages here are
prosperous thanks to the combination of wet rice cultivation on the terraced
fields with cardamom farming under the shade of thick rain forest as well as
some salmon farm. Spend over an hour walking to explore this remote village for
a brief understanding of local life.
Leaving Ban Khoang and process along the
road for about 10 km to Ta Giang Phin valley inhabited by the White Hmong who
live in several hamlets scattering along a peaceful stream. Enjoy an hour lunch
break on the bank of a stream. Where you may view amazing mountain range
called “Ngu Chi Son”
Enjoy about 3 hours walking along
village path which connects hamlet to hamlets witnessing daily activities of
local life such as textile job doing house works. In leisure months men often
gather to build new houses or repair parts of old ones while women stay home
making their traditional costumes. The walk ends in midafternoon, picked up for
the road transfer back to Sapa.
Inclusion:
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Private transportation
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English Speaking guide
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Entrance fee & Permit
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Lunch
Please contact : tungnguyen.sapa@gmail.com for more detail
Please contact : tungnguyen.sapa@gmail.com for more detail
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