Vietnam Adventure Tours

Journey via Ha Giang, a lesser-known northern region adorned with breathtaking scenery featuring granite outcrops and limestone pinnacles. Find out about the Vietnamese hill tribes that live in Quan Ba, Yen Ninh, Lung Cu, Dong Van, and Meo Vac, each with their own unique traditions. View the stunning Cao Bang landscape and the Ban Gioc waterfall, which is located on the Chinese-Vietnamese border. Hike through Ba Be National Park, a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site with amazing lakes, waterfalls, and caverns, and take in the pure, fresh air.

Discover the vibrant ethnic communities and enjoy the incredible rush of traveling through winding roads that will stay with you forever. You will visit the most breathtaking area of Vietnam on this trip. Over the course of five days, you will explore vibrant local markets belonging to ethnic minority communities, hike through towering mountains, and take in the breathtaking views of the Mã Pí Lèng and Đồng Văn mountain passes. On gorgeous days, the pass seems to capture all the splendor of the natural world, with its windswept hillside views that stretch to the horizon. Nho Que River running through the lovely valley like a tiny thread. You will have unforgettable memories and an amazing experience after your five-day tour of Ha Giang. 

This tour takes you to explore the wild and rugged landscapes of Cao Bang and the vast lakes and chalky krasts of Ba Be National Park. It also stops at the most spectacular waterfall in Vietnam, Ban Gioc Waterfall, which spans 300 meters and is located in China. Observing Experiencing the distinct culture and customs of Northern Vietnam by lodging with a local family will undoubtedly make your vacation in Vietnam unforgettable. 

Escape the bustle of the big city and set out on an adventure through Northwest Vietnam’s stunning countryside. This 7-day itinerary takes you off the beaten path on a tour through enchanting, gaping valleys and towering mountains to remote hill tribe villages, cascading waterfalls and quaint colonial towns.. your first step to Mai Chau – a nice valley with stilt-house  and friendly local people and then move to Moc Chau to visit team farm. Continue your journey to Dien Bien Phu to know the famous historical battleground, where the Vietnamese successfully defeated the French, marking the end of French colonial occupation.  Depart to Sapa via Phong Tho, on the way enjoy magnificent scenery: yawning valleys, winding rivers, and canonical mountains – a photographer’s dream. Spend 2 days in Sapa to visit minority villages and trekking and enjoy breathtaking mountain scenery and tribal villages amongst perfect nature setting are highlights of Sapa

Northeastern Vietnam's Hoang Su Phi district is a mountainous area of the province of Ha Giang. The area is well-known for its rice terraces, which are particularly noteworthy along the route that connects Hoang Su Phi and Xin Man. The Vietnamese government has designated these terraces as National Heritage.The package is specifically tailored for individuals who are interested in exploring Vietnam's lesser-known locations. Its main goal is to provide customers with exclusive trekking routes so they can take in Hoang Su Phi's breathtaking scenery and the ethnic cultures of the surrounding tribal groups. 

You will get the chance to explore one of Sapa's most picturesque areas, which is protected by Hoang Lien National Park, on this trip. During the trek, the night you spend camping next to a river will be remembered. In addition, you will have the opportunity to interact with a variety of minority groups that are not present in other parts of Sapa, including Tay and Xa Pho in Ban Ho valley and Giay in Muong Hoa valley. With their surrounding mountains and terraces of rice, both valleys are stunning.

Located in Lao Cai Province, Sapa is a small mountain town. It's near the Chinese border, about 350 km northwest of Hanoi. This is the location of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, which contains Fansipan, the highest peak in the nation. Various ethnic tribal groups live in this quiet town in Vietnam. In Sapa, there exist five principal ethnic groups: Hmong, Dao, Tay, Giay, and Xa Pho. These days, a wide variety of tourists visit Sapa, drawn by the region's famous rice paddies, highland tribes, and forest hikes.