The tour guide will pick you up at the hotel in Sapa town. our visiting will begin to come to the small village of the Hmong people, this village still retains the tradition of houses, beautiful terraces and different customs here. You can walk in the village and go to the some houses of the local people to learn more about their local life.

Y Linh Ho Village is the home to many small population ethnic groups scattered on the mountain slopes, and 2 of the most crowded minorities here are the Black H’Mong and the Dao individuals. Nowadays, the village is divided into 2 communes: Y Linh Ho 1 and Y Linh Ho 2. In each commune, there are about 100 households of Mong and Dao people currently residing. They are really friendly and hospitable people, always welcome travellers into their houses. A special thing in the village is the house here is that all of them are carefully built with bamboo by the villagers themselves. They often live near their terraced fields, corn fields, sweet potato fields for more convenience in cultivation. The village has always been an oasis of tranquility, unlike other noisy and animated tourist places in Sapa. Traveling to Y Linh Ho is an opportunity for visitors to both relax, enjoy the scenic beauty and learn more about the daily life of the Mong – Dao minorities.

So what to expect when paying a visit to this village? Interesting as it is, Lao Chai has a variety of characteristics that may leave a long-lasting impression on journeyers. To begin with, travellers could contemplate its rustic scenery. One of the most exclusive features is terraced fields signifying highland residents’ farming style. While staying here, you are enabled to refresh your eyes with multiple shades of green from paddies of maize, cassava and rice. Apart from natural beauty, a mixed culture between minor ethnic groups also brings about fantastic experiences. What mesmerizes visitors whenever entering Lao Chai Village is the image of local people in traditional clothing. Seeming uncomplicated, yet inundated with sophistication.

Ta Van Village owns immense paddy fields on the hill slopes, rustic thatched houses of the ethnic minorities and narrow dirt roads with colorful flowers on the two sides. All the things combine with others to draw a stunning picture in a mountainous area. A visit to Ta Van village is a journey back to the past, where people and nature live together in harmony. This village has an immediately strange attraction for those who love travelling. If you have a chance to stay here for a long time, you will for sure gradually absorb and fall in love with the fresh atmosphere and the gentle rhythm in the life of the local residents. The life of the ethnic groups in Ta Van Village comprises a lot of mysterious cultural identities that you may never have heard before.