Bac Ha Tour

05:00: Car & tour guide pick you up at the meeting point, depart for Bac Ha Plateau. On the way, the group stops to rest and have breakfast (you pay for breakfast yourself).

09:00: You visit Bao Ha Temple (also known as Ong Hoang Bay Temple).

The temple worships a talented general of the Le Dynasty, who made great contributions in protecting the country's borders. Later, to commemorate his contributions, the Nguyen Dynasty posthumously conferred on him the title "Tran an hien quoc" and the title "Than Ve Quoc". Today, this place not only bears historical marks but also, combined with the worship of the Four Palaces, Bao Ha Temple also has a special spiritual meaning: "Cau tai Ong Bay, cau quan Ong Muoi" has become a folk saying, meaning that to pray for wealth and luck, you should go to Quan Hoang Bay Temple.

Noon: You have lunch at the restaurant. After lunch, the car takes you to the hotel to check in and rest.

13:30: The group departs for Ta Van Chu - This place still retains many cultural and traditional features imbued with national identity. Ta Van Chu is located between two high mountain ranges on both sides of the Chay River, the Nan Sin range (Si Ma Cai district) and the Cao Son range (Muong Khuong district). Halfway up the two mountain ranges are winding trails, dotted with small villages where the majority of the Mong ethnic group lives. The group visits a small rammed earth house located in the middle of a plum blossom valley.

Here, you can explore the culture of the H'mong ethnic group, visit and take photos in the middle of a valley full of flowers (depending on the season).

Afternoon: After visiting Ta Van Chu, you get on the bus to return to the hotel to rest.

Evening: You have dinner with highland specialties. Overnight in Bac Ha.

Morning: If it is Sunday morning, you can experience visiting Bac Ha market - a famous market because it still retains its original features and has the typical features of the ethnic groups in the highlands of Vietnam. This place also displays the largest Thang Co pan in Vietnam.

The car and tour guide take the group to visit Hoang A Tuong Palace - a majestic and magnificent castle in the early 20th century, the ancient architecture after 100 years is still preserved quite intact.

After the tour, the group gets on the car to return to Hanoi

Lunch: You have lunch at the restaurant.

After lunch, you get on the car to continue returning to Hanoi.

Afternoon: After about 6 hours of travel, return to the original pick-up point, say goodbye and see you again in the next program.