Mu Cang Chai

Your guide will pick you up from your homestay in Mu Cang Chai after breakfast. Begin the ride through charming mountain villages and vast terraced fields.

A traditional H’mong-style wooden house surrounded by endless rice and corn fields. Known for its picturesque setting and rustic charm, the Corn House offers a glimpse into the simple mountain lifestyle of the local people. It’s a perfect spot to take photos of rural life and terrace scenery.

A peaceful area filled with tall bamboo trees gently swaying in the mountain breeze. The Bamboo Forest creates a calm, green atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the golden rice terraces. Walking here gives travelers a sense of serenity and connection to nature.

One of Mu Cang Chai’s most iconic viewpoints. The terraces curve gracefully around the hillside, forming a natural horseshoe shape. From the top, you can admire breathtaking panoramic views of layered rice fields and local farmers working below — a perfect photo stop during the harvest season.

Perhaps the most famous viewpoint in Mu Cang Chai, Mam Xoi Hill offers a stunning bird’s-eye view of perfectly sculpted rice terraces resembling a giant round tray. It’s an unmissable destination for photographers, especially during the rice ripening season when the hills glow with shades of green and gold.

Named for its resemblance to a dinosaur’s spine, this narrow mountain ridge offers one of the most thrilling rides in Northern Vietnam. The trail runs between two deep valleys with magnificent views on both sides — a true highlight for adventure lovers and photographers.

Vast rolling hills covered with emerald-green tea plantations. This area is not only beautiful but also culturally rich, as many local H’mong and Thai families have cultivated tea here for generations. Stop for a short walk, learn about tea harvesting, and enjoy the fresh mountain air.

Standing alone against the backdrop of the O Quy Ho mountain range, this solitary tree has become a symbol of freedom and solitude. The viewpoint here offers panoramic vistas of misty valleys, winding roads, and distant peaks — a favorite spot for sunset photos.

Located near the foot of Fansipan Mountain, Love Waterfall is a romantic and scenic spot surrounded by lush forest. Legend says it was once the meeting place of a fairy and a young boy from the mountains. The gentle mist and emerald waters make it an ideal place to relax before heading to Sapa.

Thac Bac Waterfall (Silver Falls)

Just a short ride from Love Waterfall, Silver Waterfall cascades dramatically from over 200 meters high. The water shines like silver in the sunlight, giving the waterfall its name. It’s one of Sapa’s most popular natural attractions and marks the final stop before reaching town.

Sapa

Our guide will drop you off in Sapa town