09:15 am: Meet at Sapa Town and start the Trek. In the old times, Hmong people like Zizi hiked to Sapa market from their village and now you'll get the chance to experience the same trek, with a lovely view of the main villages and walk through rice paddies.
Your English speaking Hmong guide will accompany you to explain more about the story of this path, the life in the village and the Hmong culture. 
At the end of the trek, you will arrive in Hau Thao village where Zizi’s family lives. 
From there, you can enjoy the breathtaking view, have a home-cooked lunch and explore the village. 
03:30 pm: End at Zizi Homestay.
Optional 
07:00 pm - If you want, you can also join us for the family dinner cooked by Zizi Homestay.
07:30 pm: End at Zizi Homestay.

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Today you will have great overview of the main villages and walk through rice paddies.

SAPA- Y LINH HO – LAO CHAI SAN – TA VAN – HAU THAO –  ZIZI HOUSE - SAPA

In this option, you hike through rolling rice fields from Sapa Town to Hau Thao village where Zizi's family lives. When you arrive at Zizi's village,  relish the delicacies of a local lunch. If you wish, you can also opt to spend some more time in the village, enjoy traditional dinner cooked by Zizi's family (additional US 3 per person). Please do let us know if you would like to opt to stay for dinner! 

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Nature Walks

1 Day Sapa Trek & Home-cooked Lunch 

Indulge in traditional H'mong hospitality.

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

<p>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. </p>

Zizi Homestay & Trekking

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. 