Leaving Sa Pa, make our way to Than Uyen, a large valley endowed with an interlaced river system and endless terraced fields that create various colors for pouring water season. Next, conquer O Quy Ho Pass with cloud-hugged mountains and fog on valleys. Following the challenging pass is Mu Cang Chai. The land appears with rice terraces, which may be considered the most breathtaking scenery in Northern Vietnam. Gasp-worthy views and great photo ops.
The final spot is Nghia Lo, famous for Bauhinia variegata, iridescent sticky rice, brocade, and especially the gentle Thai dance performances. Muong Lo Cultural Market and the service trade network have made Nghia Lo grow up as a socio-economic center of Western Yen Bai provinces. Despite the long road, you’ll feel cheery and revitalized thanks to the amazing Nature. We’ll end the day at a hotel and enjoy supper there.
Summary:
Distance: 227 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel
