SA PA TREKKING 2D/1N WITH LALAS FAMILY

Exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Sapa, the "Sa Pa Trekking 2D/1N with Lalas Family" tour promises an immersive cultural experience. Trekking through picturesque villages, visitors will engage with local communities, savor traditional cuisine, and discover the rich heritage of the Black Hmong and Red Dzao. With an overnight homestay and a visit to a stunning waterfall, this adventure offers a unique glimpse into the vibrant life of the region.

Key Points

• This 2-day, 1-night trekking tour in Sapa takes visitors through the scenic Muong Hoa Valley, with an overnight stay at a local homestay.
• The tour includes cultural interactions, traditional Vietnamese cuisine, and immersive activities like storytelling and karaoke with the Lalas family.
• On day 2, the trek covers 5 km, allowing participants to explore the traditions and crafts of the Black Hmong and Red Dzao ethnic groups.
• The tour also includes a visit to a waterfall and bamboo forest, providing opportunities for relaxation, photography, and appreciation of the natural surroundings.
• The tour is priced at €3.74 per person and offers a "reserve now, pay later" booking option with a full refund up to 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview

The tour is named "Sa Pa Trekking 2D/1N with Lalas Family" and is priced from €3.74 per person.

It’s a 2-day adventure, offered in Vietnamese and English. Travelers can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance.

Booking is convenient, as it’s a "reserve now, pay later" option with no upfront payment.

The tour includes a local guide, transportation, entrance fees, meals, drinks, and personal travel insurance.

Additional charges of 800,000 VND cover meals, accommodation, and guide services.

This trek through Muong Hoa Valley isn’t suitable for young children, altitude-sensitive individuals, or seniors over 70.

Itinerary Highlights

The itinerary for this Sa Pa Trekking 2D/1N tour features several highlights.

On Day 1, the trek starts at the Sapa Stone Church, covering 14 km through villages like Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai, and Tả Van, ending at Hau Thao Village for an overnight stay.

The trek on Day 1 covers 14 km through picturesque villages, culminating in an overnight stay at Hau Thao Village.

Activities include admiring scenic views, enjoying a traditional Vietnamese lunch, cultural interactions, a homestay experience, cooking local dishes, storytelling, and karaoke.

On Day 2, the 5 km morning trek explores the traditions of the Black Hmong and Red Dzao people, followed by a visit to a waterfall and bamboo forest, and lunch featuring regional specialties before returning to Sapa.

Day 1: Trekking the Muong Hoa Valley

On the first day, trekkers embark on a scenic 14 km journey through the picturesque Muong Hoa Valley.

The trek starts at the Sapa Stone Church, leading through the villages of Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai, and Tả Van, ending at Hau Thao Village for an overnight homestay.

Along the way, trekkers enjoy breathtaking views, a traditional Vietnamese lunch, and cultural interactions with the local people.

They also get to experience the homestay, learn to cook local dishes, and enjoy storytelling and karaoke in the evening, seeing the unique culture of the region.

Arriving at the Hau Thao Village Homestay

After trekking for several hours through the picturesque Muong Hoa Valley, the group arrived at the Hau Thao Village homestay. The traditional wooden stilt house welcomed them with a warm atmosphere.

The group was greeted by the friendly Lala family, who provided:

1. A cozy living area for relaxation.

2. A kitchen where they’d learn to cook local dishes.

3. Comfortable bedrooms for an authentic overnight experience.

4. An opportunity to immerse in the village’s rich culture through storytelling and karaoke.

The homestay experience promised to be a highlight of the 2-day trekking adventure.

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Day 2: Exploring the Traditions of the Black Hmong and Red Dzao

As the second day dawned, the group embarked on a 5-kilometer trek to Su Pan Village to explore the traditions of the Black Hmong and Red Dzao ethnic minorities.

They learned about the distinct cultural practices, intricate embroidery, and unique clothing of these groups. The trek also included a short walk to a nearby waterfall, where they could relax and take photos.

Afterward, the group enjoyed a lunch featuring regional specialties in Giảng Ta Chải Village before the return journey to Sapa, expected to arrive around 2:30 PM.

Visiting the Bamboo Forest and Waterfall

During the morning trek, the group embarked on a short walk to a nearby waterfall. The path through the lush bamboo forest offered a serene and refreshing change of pace.

Upon reaching the waterfall, the travelers were able to:

1. Admire the cascading waters and the tranquil pool below.

2. Take photographs to capture the beauty of the natural wonder.

3. Relax and rejuvenate in the cool, mist-filled air.

4. Appreciate the harmony between the flowing water and the verdant surroundings.

This picturesque interlude provided a delightful respite before continuing the journey to Giảng Ta Chải Village for a regional lunch.

Lunch at Giảng Ta Chải Village

Following the trek through the bamboo forest and visit to the waterfall, the group arrived at Giảng Ta Chải Village for a regional lunch.

The meal featured local specialties from the Sapa region, showcasing the diverse and flavorful cuisine of the area. Diners savored dishes made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients, including traditional stir-fries, simmered meats, and fragrant rice dishes.

The relaxed setting in the village provided an opportunity to recharge and immerse in the local culture before embarking on the return journey to Sapa town, scheduled for later that afternoon.

Back to Sapa Town

After enjoying a delightful regional lunch in Giảng Ta Chải Village, the group prepared to make their way back to Sapa town.

The return journey was expected to take approximately 2.5 hours. Here are four key details about the return trip:

1. The route retraced the earlier trekking path, allowing participants to revisit the stunning landscapes and villages.

2. Along the way, the guide provided commentary on the cultural significance of the sites and answered any remaining questions.

3. Participants had the opportunity to take in the final scenic vistas before arriving back in Sapa.

4. The estimated arrival time in Sapa town was around 2:30 PM, marking the end of the 2-day trekking adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Maximum Group Size for This Tour?

The tour does not specify a maximum group size. The provided information focuses on the tour details and inclusions, with no mention of a group size limit. Without additional context, the group size for this tour is not explicitly stated.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Children?

This tour is not suitable for children under 2 years or babies under 1 year. Seniors over 70 years may also find the moderate trekking difficulty challenging. Reasonable fitness is required for the 10-12 km daily treks.

Can the Trek Be Customized to Suit Individual Needs?

The tour can be customized to suit individual needs. The tour provider is flexible and open to accommodating dietary restrictions or physical abilities. Travelers should discuss any special requirements when booking the tour.

What Kind of Accommodation Is Provided at the Homestay?

The homestay accommodation offers a traditional Vietnamese experience. Guests stay in a local family’s home, sleeping on simple mattresses and sharing communal living spaces. Meals are provided, allowing for culture and authentic interactions with the host family.

Can Vegetarian/Vegan Meals Be Accommodated During the Tour?

Yes, the tour can accommodate vegetarian and vegan dietary requirements. Guests should inform the guide about any dietary restrictions in advance so the hosts can prepare suitable meals during the trek and homestay experience.

The Sum Up

The "Sa Pa Trekking 2D/1N with Lalas Family" tour offers an immersive cultural experience in the stunning landscape of Sa Pa. Guests will trek through picturesque villages, interact with local communities, and enjoy a homestay, traditional meals, and outdoor activities. This affordable tour provides a unique opportunity to explore the rich traditions of the Black Hmong and Red Dzao people.

You can check availability for your dates here: