Trekking Tour Sapa

We had a wonderful trek with Mai, who spoke impressive self-taught English. It was a pleasure to spend the day with her as she guided us through the beautiful valleys, hills, and villages of Sapa. Mai shared a wealth of knowledge about the nature around us, including the local flora and fauna, as well as insights into her culture and her country's history. We enjoyed every moment of the experience. The lunch was delicious, and we had the opportunity to meet some lovely local people who walked part of the journey with us. Sapa is stunning, and even though we didn’t have the best weather, we were still incredibly happy with our trek. Thank you!

We went on the rice paddies and cultures tour, which we enjoyed very much. Our guide was very friendly and easy to talk to, speaking English very well and explaining about the area. The views over the rice fields were great. It was quite a walk (around 12 km), but 90% of the times easy walking. On a sunny day definitely don’t forget sunscreen if you burn easily Lunch was very delicious as well. Would definitely recommend if you like to see the rice fields and villages without hiking too difficult paths

Really enjoyed our 2 day trek with the most amazing guide called So. He was really friendly and answered all our questions and took us on a really exciting route - which at times was quite muddy and slippery with some steep parts- but this made it more fun. The views were incredible, we were very lucky with the weather as we had 2 sunny days. The home stay was great, comfortable bed and excellent food with a lovely host. Was very cold at night so definitely needed all the warm clothes! Both lunch stops were also very good with fresh food and generous portions. Thank you to So for making our trip so enjoyable.

It was my first trip in Sapa, and one of the best trekking tour I have ever had. Although the weather was quite misty as usual here in March, the temperature was rather suitable for walking longtime. I took a 4-day trip on my own from Sapa to Ban Ho, trailing the mountain paths winding trough the small villages and infinite rice terraces. I was lucky that my guide chi Zhu was a perfect talent. She was so kind and patient that, according to my requests, she took the most remote and picturesque paths all the way without missing the route a single time. She speaks English, Vietnamese, and her mother tongue Hmong, and kindly taught me how to say hello, thank you, good bye, and so many other useful expressions in Hmong language, answering to my repetitive questions. Actually, she was so sympathetic to a foreign tourist curious about everything of the local culture. Thanks to all the friendly local hosts and her translation and explanation, I got some ideas about the cultures of Hmong, Dzao, Giay, Tay, Xa Pho, and even Viet people to the extent I have never expected. Anyway, if you come to Sapa and have time to stay for several days, I would strongly recommend to join in a trekking tour at least for 2 days. It may change your mindset on the Asian people and their culture.

What an amazing trek. Zhu could not have been a better guide. She was attentive, her English was very good. The home stays were really beautiful with amazing food. One night we had dinner and everything on the table was grown within 20m of us. I really recommend the 4 day 3 night trek. It’s a great way to get to know the area. I’ve chosen to stay at a home stay after the trek has ended. Highly recommend