Mu Cang Chai tours

Along the way you can see thick forests cover high mountains. Spending about 4 hours walking through a narrow and long valley, we meet three tribal setting their villages in different ways which reveal their traditional customs and living style: The Thai occupy the low land almost at bottom of valleys, near river or streams from which they build up water wheels for transfer water to rice paddies.

Run over the Khau Pha pass (one of the four greatest passes in Northern Vietnam with 40km many fomu cang chai.jpgg in the cold days). The ride is on some of the most scenic roads which offer a lot of stops for picturing. We’ll cross Tu Le and Mu Cang Chai, the two remote lands of Yen Bai province where the black H’mong, Dzao and Thai people.

We have lunch in Muong Lo and then continue to drive along the mountainous road with spectacular scenery along the way. Stop at Nga Ba Kim for a short break after hours on the bus. Start trekking until you reach villages of Thai and H’mong ethnic minorities. Stunning landscapes full of terraced rice fields, mountains, clouds and wooden stilt houses, make up a heaven of peace and simple happiness.