DepartureAt 3.143 meter Phansipan peak is not only the hightest mountain in Vietnam but also in the Indochina. It is only 9km from SaPa town but it takes at least three days to get to the peak and back. Top is accessible Year-round to anyone,providing you are in good shape.Trek through rain ...

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Most of the ethnic minority people work their land on sloping terraces since the vast majority of the land is mountainous. Their staple foods are rice and corn. Rice, by its very nature of being a labour intensive crop, makes the daily fight for survival paramount. The unique climate in Sapa has a ...

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You will travel by car to Su Pan from where you will commence your walk downhill through the breathtaking scenery. On the way you will pass through the Ban Ho village where you will be able to witness the stunning views of the valley and rice paddy terraces. You will have the opportunity to explore ...

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After lunch, the trek will become tough on tinny footpath going up and down, which requires some concentration. You will reach to Ta Trung Ho village of Red Dao tribe where you spend the night in local house. The night will be even more interesting when you are in the wonderful hospitable ...

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Tucked high in Vietnam's remote northern mountains, close to the Chinese border, the former French military outpost of Sapa offers some of Vietnam's most colourful experiences. The views are breath taking. Vietnarn's highest peak, the 3,143-metre MountFansipan, looms ...

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