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Experience one of the most spectacular but least-travelled areas in northern Vietnam. Hoang Su Phi is a remote district west of Ha Giang province. The road to Hoang Su Phi winds its way along high mountain passes offering fantastic views of the valleys below. You will be taken to breathtaking homestay settings where the surrounding area can be explored by foot. The mountainous landscape is covered in thick forests broken up by small tea farms and the iconic, staircase-like rice terraces that Vietnam is so famous for. The remote nature of this region delivers some rare unspoiled beauty. This is the homeland of 12 ethnic groups with each their own lifestyle and traditional cultures.
This tour take you to the spectacular views, through the rustic village to experience with local host and learn incredible things of unique culture.
Nam Hong is a small village in Hoang Su Phi, accessible by following a steep road up from the valley of Thong Nguyen. The majority of the families who live here are from the Red Dzao ethnic minority. The homestay where we will spend the next two nights is perfect for gazing over the rice terraces towards the distant mountains. The sun slowly falling asleep, leaving behind a colorful display in a setting you will long remember.
Giang Thuong, Giang Ha and Nam Ai villages consist of no more than a dozen households. These tiny Red and Long Dress Dzao villages are hidden deep in the mountains and many find it fascinating to see the way the local people make a living here. Kind hearted, hardworking and incredibly hospitable, the indigenous people here are one of the main reasons why visitors come back to visit again. Back at the homestay, after a long day on your feet, there is the opportunity to enjoy an herbal bath.
Besides rice, tea is another big source of income for farmers in Hoang Su Phi. With “Shan Tuyet tea” being one of the local specialities. Shan Tuyet tea comes from trees that are hundreds of years old. You will see these trees during the trek around Ho Thau where you will also visit a local tea factory
Distance: 270km by car, 3km by foot (optional)
Accomodation: Homestay
07:00 – 07:30 – Pickup in Hanoi Old Quarter and depart to Nam Hong.
12:00 – Lunch at a restaurant along the way
15:00 – Arrive at homestay.
16:00 – Farm to Table workshop
18:30 – Have dinner at homestay.
Overnight at homestay
Distance: 13-15km by foot
Accomodation: Homestay
07:30 – Breakfast at the homestay
08:30 – Start trek, visit papermaking workshop, visit Red Dzao museum, continue to Giang Thuong and Giang Ha.
12:00 – Picknick lunch
13:00 – Continue trek to Nam Ai village and back to the homestay.
18:30 – Dinner at the homestay
20:00 – Fire dance
Overnight at homestay
08:00 – Breakfast
10:00 – Depart by car to Ho Thau
11:00 – Visit local tea factory
12:00 – Lunch at a Nung Ethnic homestay on a stunning location.
14:00 – Depart by car to Ban Luoc
15:00 – Start trek around Ban Luoc
18:30 – Dinner at homestay
Overnight at homestay
08:00 – Breakfast
09:00 – Depart by car to Tan Quang
12:00 – Have lunch in Tan Quang
14:00 – Depart to Hanoi
18:30 – Arrive in Hanoi old quarter. Tour end
good trip,thank you
Chúng tôi rất thích chuyến đi này, đến với những người ở những nơi xa xôi nhất, người dân rất thân thiện, phong cảnh rất đẹp
hành trình đáng nhớ, mình không nghĩ Hoàng Su Phì lại đẹp đến thế, cảm ơn các bạn, sự sắp xếp dịch vụ rất tốt, mình rất hài lòng
Spectacular roads, beautiful scenery with simple people, very special culture
Hoàng Su Phí mùa nước đổ thật đẹp, những món ăn ngon và con người thân thiện. Chắc chắn sẽ còn quay lại nơi đây. Hẹn gặp lại các bạn
