• La Pan Tan - Our local guide will take you to visit some hidden beautiful place in La Pan Tan commune.
  Intinerary:
  *First option: Indegenous homestay/Indigenous homestay 1 – Rice Tray viewpoint – Headwater
  7:30 am - Our guide pick up you and start the trip
  8:00 am - Begin to go across the rice terrace field
  9:00 am - Check in the Rice Tray Viewpoint
  Arriving at Doi Mam Xoi (Rice Tray Viewpoint), the most exquisite landscape in Mu Cang Chai.
  10:40 am - Arrive the headwater flow to every field
  Visit the headwater where you will see how H’mong people take water to the rice terrace fields.
  11:30 am - Have lunch

*Second option: Indigenous homestay/Indigenous homestay 1 - Van Je La rice field – peak of a mountain – The old village
7:30 am - Our guide pick up you and start the trip
8:00 am – Start the trekking
8:40 am – Visit Van Je La
10:00 am – Arrive the peak of the terrace field
10:30 am – Get the centre of a quaint old village
12:00 am – Have lunch

• Mu Cang Chai - A H’mong local guide help you to discover the most beautiful hidden place in Mu Cang Chai. You will not only have the beautiful views to the rice tarrace fields but also go far in the small villages, forest and and the headwater. Since there are no tourist around, you may feel more like a local farmer than a traveller.

Intinerary:
*First option: Indegenous homestay/Indigenous homestay 1 – Rice Tray viewpoint – Headwater
7:30 am - Our guide pick up you and start the trip
8:00 am - Begin to go across the rice terrace field
9:00 am - Check in the Rice Tray Viewpoint
10:50 am - Arrive the headwater flow to every field
12:00 - Have lunch

*Second option: Indigenous homestay/Indigenous homestay 1 - Van Je La rice field – peak of a mountain – The old village
7:30 am - Our guide pick up you and start the trip
8:00 am – Start the trekking
8:40 am – Visit Van Je La
10:00 am – Arrive the peak of the terrace field
11:00 am – Get the centre of a quaint old village
12:00 – Have lunch

• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Entry tickets

• Gratuities
• Beverages

A local H’mong guide will take you to paths that are not found on any maps. These are the trails locals use daily to reach their rice fields and corn farms. You will not only witness the stunning rice terraces and check-in at the most beautiful viewpoints, but also venture deep into small villages, forests, and headwaters. With no tourists around, you may feel more like a local farmer than a traveler.
By visiting the headwaters, you will see how the H’mong people channel water to the rice terrace fields and gain an understanding of the hard work and adaptation required to live in the high mountains.
During the trek, the guide will lead you along slopes and land roads that will challenge your trekking skills and improve your health.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.