Sa Pa – O Quy Ho Pass – Tea Hill– Mù Cang Chải

Silver Waterfall - Silver Waterfall is a renowned natural wonder in Sapa, cascading dramatically over a rocky cliff from a height exceeding 200 meters. Conveniently located by National Highway 4D, its breathtaking setting is easily reachable. The rushing water forms a continuous white foam, resembling a silver ribbon against the lush green mountains, which inspired its name.

Love Waterfall - Nestled within the verdant Hoàng Liên National Park, Love Waterfall is celebrated for its romantic and serene beauty, offering a gentle contrast to the powerful Silver Waterfall nearby. The water gracefully falls from about 100 meters into a charming natural pool. A scenic 1.5 km trek through a picturesque, moss-covered bamboo forest and along the Gold Stream (Suối Vàng) guides visitors to the waterfall’s base.

Lonely Tree - Situated high on the O Quy Ho Pass, the Lonely Tree is one of Sa Pa’s most iconic viewpoints. Standing alone against a backdrop of majestic mountains and drifting clouds, this solitary tree embodies the wild and poetic essence of the Northwest.

Đồi chè Tân Uyên - On the route from Sa Pa to Mù Cang Chải, Tan Uyen Tea Hills boast expansive green fields that extend as far as the eye can see. The landscape is particularly breathtaking in the early morning, with mist gently hovering above the tea plantations. Visitors can stroll along the winding paths, observe local farmers picking fresh tea leaves, and relish the fresh, cool highland air.

Mu Cang Chai - Check in homestay

La Pan Tan - La Pan Tan is home to the H’mong ethnic group and is renowned for its stunning rice terraces that elegantly curve along the mountain slopes. The village provides an authentic glimpse into local culture and traditional farming life. The highlight is the panoramic view from Mam Xoi Hill – a symbol of Mù Cang Chải’s beauty.

Rice Tray Viewpoint Mâm Xôi - Mam Xoi Hill is among the most photographed viewpoints in Mù Cang Chải. From the summit, visitors can admire the circular terraces resembling a giant raspberry, especially striking during harvest season when the rice turns golden yellow. It’s an unforgettable spot to witness the harmony between human creativity and nature.

Explore Mù Cang Chải – Trekking through Terraced Rice Fields

Móng ngựa Mù Cang Chải - Named for its distinctive horseshoe-shaped rice terraces, Mong Ngua Hill is another breathtaking viewpoint in Mù Cang Chải. The hill offers an ideal photo opportunity, particularly during the rice-growing and harvest months. The surrounding scenery of mountains, small villages, and winding paths creates a tranquil and poetic atmosphere.

Mù Cang Chải Bamboo Forest - Hidden deep in the mountains of Mù Cang Chải, the Bamboo Forest is a serene and enchanting place where tall green bamboo groves rise gracefully toward the sky. The forest forms a natural tunnel of light and shade, providing a calm and refreshing atmosphere that beautifully contrasts with the surrounding rice terraces.

Strolling through this peaceful forest, visitors can enjoy the sound of rustling leaves and birdsong, making it a perfect spot for photography and relaxation. The Bamboo Forest also reflects the harmony between local people and nature — a gentle reminder of the timeless beauty of Vietnam’s northwest mountains.

Ngô Màng Mủ Corn House - Nhà Ngô Màng Mủ is a unique and increasingly popular cultural site in Mù Cang Chải, offering a vivid glimpse into the agricultural life and traditional customs of the local Mong ethnic group.

The house was creatively established by a local resident, Giàng A Súa, in 2017. It’s a remarkable transformation of a traditional dwelling/storage space, primarily designed to showcase the cultivation and preservation of corn (ngô), the Mong people’s essential staple food.

Mù Cang Chải – Tu Le Valley – Return to Sa Pa

Khau Pha Pass - Khau Pha Pass is one of the four great mountain passes of Northern Vietnam. Winding through steep cliffs and deep valleys, it offers a thrilling drive with breathtaking scenery. From the top, you can see Tu Le Valley stretching below like a green carpet – a truly unforgettable view for any traveler.

Tu Le Valley - Tu Le is a tranquil valley surrounded by mountains and rice terraces. It’s known for its natural hot springs and as the home of the Thai ethnic group. Visitors can take a short walk through the village, observe farmers working in the fields, and taste local sticky rice – a regional specialty.

Sapa - Return to Sapa

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

This 3-day adventure from Sa Pa to Mù Cang Chải offers more than just a picturesque drive — it’s an unforgettable journey through Vietnam’s most stunning mountain scenery. Traveling by private car, travelers will have the freedom to pause at hidden viewpoints, interact with local ethnic minorities, and explore areas that few tourists ever visit.

Participants will traverse the O Quy Ho Pass, visit the Tan Uyen Tea Hills, and stay in a local homestay surrounded by terraced rice fields that change color with the seasons. With guidance from a local expert, travelers will discover authentic villages, stroll through ancient Bamboo Forests, and capture breathtaking photos at Mam Xoi Hill and Mong Ngua Hill.

This tour provides the ideal mix of comfort, culture, and adventure — perfect for those who wish to experience the true essence of Northern Vietnam at their own pace.

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