Sapa Tours

The Sapa Community Immersion programme is special, unique and invaluable! Our Sapa Ethnic company is now offering this fantastic learning and growing experience to school students, community groups and any organisation that will benefit from exposure to working as a team, being involved in a community that needs support and developing a sense of awareness regarding their surroundings,...

Sapa is home to a great diversity of ethnic minority people. It is likely that, Sapa was first inhabited by highland minorities of H’mong and Yao group and later came the Tay, Zay, and a small number of Xa Pho to form the 5 main ethnic groups which takes about 85% of the district’s population today and a very small number of them live in Sapa town, most of themlive in small...

This trip offers you the chance to enjoy the most beautifull valley in Sapa with the terraced rice fields created by the local villagers since hundreds years and the amazing landscapes of Fansipan National Park, discover the tradition of the ethnic minority poeple: The Black H'mong, THe Giay (or Dzay)...

Experience the daily life of Vietnamese people in the suburb of Sapa town and enjoy the beautiful landscapes, fantastic view from Heaven’s gate. 

You will have a trek through beautiful landscape surrounded by rice paddy terraces and mountains covered by rain forest under the protection of Hoang Lien National Park. Also you will hear about the life style and tradition of Back Hmong and Giay minorities.

Sapa Open Tours, a brand of Sapa Discovery , brings you the easy way to reserve some featured tours in Sapa that no one can ignore Lao chai - Ta van - Giang Ta Chai village 

It is possible to visit Ta Phin Village as part of a day trek or as a road trip by motorbike or car. The following escribes the trek to Ta Phin Village home of the Red Dao minority with their colourful traditional dress.

We start the day trekking through the beautiful Muong Hoa Valley to Y Linh Ho village, home to Black Hmong minorities. Weather permitting you will enjoy stunning views across the valley with mountains and rice terraces as far as the eye can see. Next on the route is a stop at Lao Chai, an established Hmong minority village which has been inhabited for centuries

Sapa Bac Ha Market Sunday: Bac Ha has the largest market open on Sunday in the centre of Bac Ha town. It has very beautiful colored minorities’ costumes. Here you can meet several minorities such as Flower H’Mong, Black Dzao, Nung, Phu la and Tay. The market offers a variety of local products, which can not be found in the other areas.