Coming to the tranquil village called Y Linh Ho, you will have a chance of going along such a beautiful valley lying between mountains. The fresh air in the highland of Vietnam is really great for taking a walk.

• Trekking through Sapa's villages will not need to be accompanied with a tour guide, everything you can do is prepare a map and just go.
• Y Linh Ho is a small commune composed by a dozen of small hamlets scattering on the very tough mountain terrain with high and steep mountains.
• This village is home to the Black Mong who wears very dark clothing in blacks and navy dyed with indigo
• This is your chance to visit the H’mong people living in their wooden and bamboo houses.

The village of Lao Chai, located in the Sapa region, is currently positioned as a rest spot for tourists trekking onwards to the village of Tavan.

• Then walk beside the river and valley to Lao chai village where the H’mong also live, enjoy a picnic lunch beside the Muong hoa river.

Ta Van located far from Sapa less than 10 kilometers, Ta Van – a village of Lao Cai province is lying peacefully in the valley of Muong Hoa. Residents are mainly the H’Mong ethnic, Giay, and Red Dao… with approximately 1000 people.

• After lunch you move onto Ta van village to visit the Dzay minority and Ta van Bridge where you take the Jeep or motorbike back Sapa.

Sapa Market is a hive of colourful activity with fresh produce, a butcher's section not for the squeamish and hill-tribe people from surrounding villages heading here most days to sell handicrafts.

• This is the new Sapa market which is located near Sapa Bus Station.
• You can also visit the night market of Sapa right in the center of the town, very near the famous Stone Church.