See Sapa's heart with these experiences.

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Top Sapa Experiences

See Sapa's heart with these experiences. 

We loved every second of our Sapa tour. Our guide, Mẩy Xuân, was absolutely fantastic. Her knowledge of Sapa, the various ethnic groups, as well as the floral and fauna, was incredibly impressive and helped to make our tour both fun and informative. The homemade food was delicious and the homestay very comfortable. Thank you for an unforgettable trekking experience!

2D1N Private Sapa Trek & Homestay with Award-winning Social Enterprise

We loved every second of our Sapa tour. Our guide, Mẩy Xuân, was absolutely fantastic. Her knowledge of Sapa, the various ethnic groups, as well as the floral and fauna, was incredibly impressive and helped to make our tour both fun and informative. The homemade food was delicious and the homestay very comfortable. Thank you for an unforgettable trekking experience!

We have booked the off the grid trekking experience and it was really great! We habe hiked through rice fields and walked through local villages with our guide.

Sapa Off-Grid Trek with Social Enterprise

We have booked the off the grid trekking experience and it was really great! We habe hiked through rice fields and walked through local villages with our guide.

We had a fabulous trek - heading out from SaPa town to local villages of the black M’ong and Red Dao people. Much of the route was off the beaten track and therefore gave us an opportunity to see ‘ordinary’ daily life. Our guide, Kho was young, enthusiastic and knowledgeable and incredibly patient and attentive. In all a happy, memorable day and we highly recommend .

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We had a fabulous trek - heading out from SaPa town to local villages of the black M’ong and Red Dao people. Much of the route was off the beaten track and therefore gave us an opportunity to see ‘ordinary’ daily life. Our guide, Kho was young, enthusiastic and knowledgeable and incredibly patient and attentive. In all a happy, memorable day and we highly recommend . 

A family off 4 we booked off-Grid Trek and chose the adventure tour. Our Red Dao guide was very knowledgeable about local plants, farming, culture amd tradition and it was a wonderful experience away from main tourism across rice fields, small streams and through small bamboo forests.
 I can highly recommend the tour for everyone who wants to get a glimpse of everyday life of the local people.

A family off 4 we booked off-Grid Trek and chose the adventure tour. Our Red Dao guide was very knowledgeable about local plants, farming, culture amd tradition and it was a wonderful experience away from main tourism across rice fields, small streams and through small bamboo forests.
I can highly recommend the tour for everyone who wants to get a glimpse of everyday life of the local people. 

Vinh was our local hmong guide for fansipan. We were well taken care of and he was also very friendly. We managed to catch a beautiful sunrise at the summit as well ! Wishing vinh all the best in his future endeavours and thank you for having us on our hike !

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2D1N Mt. Fansipan Trek with Overnight Camping

Vinh was our local hmong guide for fansipan. We were well taken care of and he was also very friendly. We managed to catch a beautiful sunrise at the summit as well ! Wishing vinh all the best in his future endeavours and thank you for having us on our hike ! 

Lo que más me ha gustado ha sido la hospitalidad de la guía y su familia. Me ha decepcionado un poco que lo contratado no sé ajusta a la experiencia real.

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Lo que más me ha gustado ha sido la hospitalidad de la guía y su familia. Me ha decepcionado un poco que lo contratado no sé ajusta a la experiencia real. 

May has been very helpful and provided great support when we are doing difficult trek

May has been very helpful and provided great support when we are doing difficult trek

We did the day hike with May from Ta Phin red Dao village. It was quite extraordinary hiking along the farming areas and seeing villages. We also got to see the bamboo forrest. May was a terrific guide, sharing stories of her life and family. Lunch was delicious, too. Would highly recommend. Do be mindful as it was very muddy (it was wet season) a d slippery. Plus a couple of river hops!

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We did the day hike with May from Ta Phin red Dao village. It was quite extraordinary hiking along the farming areas and seeing villages. We also got to see the bamboo forrest. May was a terrific guide, sharing stories of her life and family. Lunch was delicious, too. Would highly recommend. Do be mindful as it was very muddy (it was wet season) a d slippery. Plus a couple of river hops! 

Guests' favourite accommodation in Ta Van, Sapa. It has the best view of the valley, the bungalows are on stilts and each has a view of the stunning rice fields. Sen and her husband are lovely hosts, they really go out of their way to make you feel comfortable at the stay.

Eco Hills Homestay

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Guests' favourite accommodation in Ta Van, Sapa. It has the best view of the valley, the bungalows are on stilts and each has a view of the stunning rice fields. Sen and her husband are lovely hosts, they really go out of their way to make you feel comfortable at the stay. 

Suab npeug! I'm Vang A Chu, and my family is Hmong. We love sharing our culture and Sin Suoi Ho with guests. Since 2019, with help from local authorities, we've been sprucing up our homes to welcome visitors! Come experience Hmong life with us!

Sin Suoi Ho - Homestay Chu Vang

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Suab npeug! I'm Vang A Chu, and my family is Hmong.  We love sharing our culture and Sin Suoi Ho with guests. Since 2019, with help from local authorities, we've been sprucing up our homes to welcome visitors! Come experience Hmong life with us! 


Sapa Natives Trekking team are indigenous guides who were born and raised in Sapa. They love taking visitors off the busy trails, onto trails that only they know about. They will make you feel like you have experienced Sapa's ancient and deeply mountainous ethnic identity. Their trekking expertise will show travellers the real Sapa and the culture of its ethnic people.

Sapa Natives Trekking

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Sapa Natives Trekking team are indigenous guides who were born and raised in Sapa. They love taking visitors off the busy trails, onto trails that only they know about. They will make you feel like you have experienced Sapa's ancient and deeply mountainous ethnic identity. Their trekking expertise will show travellers the real Sapa and the culture of its ethnic people.

Sapa O’Chau trains local youth, hires ethnic minority guides, and reinvests earnings into education and community projects, empowering Sapa’s people through sustainable tourism.

Founded by Shu Tan, a Black Hmong woman, Sapa O’Chau creates jobs for local women, runs training programs, and promotes female empowerment in the tourism industry.

Shu Tan, a single mother from the Black Hmong tribe, saw the challenges local youth faced—many couldn’t finish school or find stable jobs. She wanted to change that. So, she started Sapa O’Chau, Vietnam’s first Hmong-owned homestay and trekking company, using tourism to give back. With support from volunteers, she launched the first Hmong-owned homestay, a socially conscious trekking service, and a boarding facility to help ethnic minority youth access education. Sapa O’Chau reinvests profits into scholarships, job opportunities, and training for locals, tackling systemic issues like illiteracy and economic instability. Every trek with them helps fund education, every homestay supports a local family.

Sapa O'Chau Travel Social Enterprise

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Shu Tan, a single mother from the Black Hmong tribe, saw the challenges local youth faced—many couldn’t finish school or find stable jobs. She wanted to change that. So, she started Sapa O’Chau, Vietnam’s first Hmong-owned homestay and trekking company, using tourism to give back. With support from volunteers, she launched the first Hmong-owned homestay, a socially conscious trekking service, and a boarding facility to help ethnic minority youth access education. Sapa O’Chau reinvests profits into scholarships, job opportunities, and training for locals, tackling systemic issues like illiteracy and economic instability. Every trek with them helps fund education, every homestay supports a local family.

Hey there! We're Vang A Lu and Hang Thi Nu, a Hmong couple from the peaceful village of Sin Suoi Ho, meaning golden spring. We love sharing our beautiful hometown with visitors through our homestay. Since 2019, we've been welcoming guests to experience our culture firsthand, from traditional clothing and delicious food to the soothing sounds of waterfalls and streams. Come discover the magic of Sin Suoi Ho with us!

Sin Suoi Ho - To Chim Homestay

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Hey there! We're Vang A Lu and Hang Thi Nu, a Hmong couple from the peaceful village of Sin Suoi Ho, meaning golden spring.  We love sharing our beautiful hometown with visitors through our homestay. Since 2019, we've been welcoming guests to experience our culture firsthand, from traditional clothing and delicious food to the soothing sounds of waterfalls and streams. Come discover the magic of Sin Suoi Ho with us!  


Zizi hires local guides and supports her community by using tourism to uplift locals, ensuring cultural preservation and economic growth in Sapa.

Zizi and Lilly started their homestay in 2016, creating a welcoming place for travellers while also supporting their local community. Zizi’s family once relied on rice farming, but tourism helped improve their lives, allowing them to upgrade from bamboo to wooden houses. Their journey hasn’t been easy—during COVID, they lost both their business and home to a fire. But through determination and the support of visitors, they rebuilt step by step. Today, their homestay is one of the most loved in Sapa. They hire local guides and run their place as a social enterprise, giving others in the community a chance at a better life.

Zizi Homestay & Trekking

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Zizi and Lilly started their homestay in 2016, creating a welcoming place for travellers while also supporting their local community. Zizi’s family once relied on rice farming, but tourism helped improve their lives, allowing them to upgrade from bamboo to wooden houses. Their journey hasn’t been easy—during COVID, they lost both their business and home to a fire. But through determination and the support of visitors, they rebuilt step by step. Today, their homestay is one of the most loved in Sapa. They hire local guides and run their place as a social enterprise, giving others in the community a chance at a better life. 

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