One Day Trekking & Homestays
Ngu Chi Son Mountain Trekking
Time: 12-13 hours, including breaks. Start at 5 am
Fitness level: Challenging* with a rope climb at the end
*Please note that the terrain can be challenging with some parts requiring rope climbing and steep inclines, particularly during foggy or rainy weather. We recommend wearing sturdy walking shoes with good grip for your safety and comfort.
Embark on an unforgettable adventure to Ngu Chi Son, Vietnam’s 15th highest mountain at 2,858m. With its five towering peaks resembling fingers reaching for the sky, this majestic mountain is known for its pristine landscapes, diverse vegetation, and breathtaking views.
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Conquer Ngu Chi Son: Reach the summit of Vietnam’s 15th highest mountain (2,858m) and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views.
Untouched Nature: Trek through pristine jungle, diverse vegetation, and cloud-covered paths.
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Start your experience early at 5 am. Your guide will pick you up at your hotel in the centre of Sapa or at our office.
First drive 25 km to the foot of Mount Ngi Chi Son. At 6 am you start the trek
By 8 am you will reach an elevation of 2,400m, where the climate is cooler and more foggy.
Enjoy lunch at 2,600m after trekking through the steep jungle terrain.
Before reaching the peak of Ngu Chi Son, you will endure challenging parts of the trek, sometimes requiring rope climbing.
The summit is one of the 15 highest mountains in the are and offers magnificant views of Mount Fansipan and other surrounding peaks.
Descend back and return to Sapa town by motorbike, finishing the trek by 6:00-7:00 PM.
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Lunch (picnic style)
Knowledgeable English-speaking, local tour guide
Pick-up and drop-off in Sapa city
Village entrance fees
Snack
Mineral water
All fees for the mountain: toilet fee, insurance, observator.
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Personal travel insurance
Drinks and personal expenses
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Comfortable walking shoes
Insect repellent, sunscreen
Seasonal clothing
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$150 pp
1 person
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$96 pp
2 people
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$75 pp
3 people
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$70 pp
4 people
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$62 pp
5 people +
East of Muong Hoa Valley
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Trek through stunning rice terraces and see the beautiful views of Muong Hoa Valley
Visit a Black Hmong village, and enjoy cooking and eating lunch with a local family
Visit a local secondary school and Catholic church
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Your guide will pick you up from your hotel in Sapa or meet you at our office at 9 AM.
Depart from Sapa town by car to the trek’s starting point at Jade Hills Resort.
Trek along a scenic route with panoramic views of rice terraces, cross the Y Linh Ho Bridge
Visit a Black Hmong village and learn more about their traditional culture
Trek to Lao Chai San village where you will have lunch with a Black Hmong family and help them cook traditional dishes
Visit Lao Chai village’s secondary school and Catholic church
Hike up a small trail for a breathtaking view of Muong Hoa Valley
Arrive at Ta Van village, where a car will take you back to Sapa town
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All transportation
Knowledgeable English-speaking, local guide
Village entrance fee
Lunch with local family
Bottle of water
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Personal expenses
Drinks
Personal travel insurance
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Comfortable walking shoes
Insect repellent, sunscreen
Seasonal clothing
Time: 6-7 hours, starts at 9AM
Fitness level: Medium-Challenging* - Approximately 15 km.
*Please note that the terrain can be challenging, with steep inclines, particularly during foggy or rainy weather. We recommend wearing sturdy walking shoes with good grip for your safety and comfort.
Description This scenic trek takes you through a lesser-known route in Muong Hoa Valley, home to the Hmong, Dao, and Giay communities. Walk past beautiful rice terraces, visit local villages and step inside a local home to learn about traditional culture. Enjoy a hands-on cooking experience and lunch with a Hmong family before continuing to Lao Chai village’s school and Catholic church.
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$60 pp
1 person
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$40 pp
2 people
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$35 pp
3 people
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$30 pp
4 people
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$25 pp
5 people +
Three Tribes in Muong Hoa Valley
Time: 6-7 hours, 9 AM
Fitness level: Medium-Challenging* - Approximately 12 km.
*Please note that the terrain can be challenging, with steep inclines, particularly during foggy or rainy weather. We recommend wearing sturdy walking shoes with good grip for your safety and comfort.
Description Sapa is home to diverse ethnic communities, each with its own traditions, clothing, and way of life. This trek takes you through the stunning Muong Hoa Valley, where you will visit the Black Hmong, Giay, and Red Dao villages. In this trek you will walk through beautiful rice terraces, bamboo forests, and waterfalls while learning about these fascinating cultures from your local guide.
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Meet and learn about the Black Hmong, Giay, and Red Dao ethnic groups
Enjoy panoramic views of Muong Hoa Valley
Trek along the buffalo trails, passing rice fields and bamboo forests
Local lunch close to waterfall
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Start your adventure at 9 AM. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel in Sapa or meet you at our office.
Depart from Sapa town and drive 5 km to Lao Chai village, home of the Black Hmong people
Walk uphill from Lao Chai Hanging Bridge to Ta Van Hmong village, stopping for stunning views of the valley
You will trek to Lao Chai Hanging Bridge, along the buffalo trail, passing rice fields and bamboo forests
Reach Giang Ta Chai village, where you’ll relax and enjoy lunch by a waterfall
Continue uphill to visit the Red Dao villages, learning about their unique traditions and costumes
Finish the trek at the main road, where a car will take you back to Sapa town
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All transport
Knowledgeable English-speaking, local guide
Lunch and 1 bottle of water
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Personal expenses
Drinks
Personal travel insurance
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Comfortable walking shoes
Insect repellent, sunscreen
Seasonal clothing
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$100 pp
1 person
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$80 pp
2 people
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3 people
$75 pp
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4 people
$60 pp
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5 people +
$50 pp