RICE TERRACE TREKS IN VIETNAM
The 9 best rice terrace treks in Vietnam you can book today, with what each costs, how long it walks and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Sa Pa’s 10 km Muong Hoa Valley trek, with rice terraces, Hmong and Dao villages, local lunch, costs, and muddy trail tips.
“Chai is a really energetic person. She’s really nice and laughs a lot. I loved it”
Trek through Sapa’s rice terraces with Hmong guides, village visits, local lunch, and mountain views for $23 per person.
“Mu was an amazing tour guide. We visited three villages, and we were very lucky that two people canceled, which meant she became our personal guide for the day. We learned so much about each village, the culture, and daily life. Mu was incredibly knowledgeable and very helpful throughout the tour. We also enjoyed getting to know her personally and sharing an amazing lunch together. It was a wonderful experience, and we highly recommend Mu as a guide.”
Review of Sa Pa’s 6-hour Muong Hoa Valley trek, with rice terraces, Hmong and Dzay villages, local guides, tips, costs, and fitness advice.
“We were fortunate to have good weather so the trekking is smooth and not so muddy. Some parts of the journey were on concrete/stone roads so that’s less difficult. The guide was nice and speak English, though not grammatically correct but you can understand what she is saying. This journey brings you close up to see the beauty of the mountains and the fields. Recommend if you have the time.”
Explore Sapa’s Muong Hoa Valley and Ta Van on an easy half-day tour with local guides, rice terraces, village culture, and a Dao foot soak.
“This was a great tour. Our guide was very nice and knowledgeable. We understand more about the Hmong culture.”
Review of Sapa’s Muong Hoa Valley trek, with bamboo forest views, village lunch, guide, pickup, practical tips, and value at $29.90.
“The trekking was very fun and sometimes even a bit challenging, which I loved. Our guide gave us a lot of information about plants, the villages and the culture.”
Review of Sapa’s 7-hour Lao Chai and Ta Van trek, with rice terraces, Hmong culture, local lunch, muddy trails, and practical tips.
“It was a pleasant walk through the villages, not too exhausting (although a bit muddy due to the rainy day). As mentioned in previous reviews, locals joined us and tried to sell their items, which was a bit annoying. However, overall, it was a great experience. Our guide was energetic, enthusiastic, and really made the trip enjoyable. She was very knowledgeable and made sure we had a fantastic time despite the weather.”
Review of Sapa’s 3-day Muong Hoa Valley trek, with rice terraces, Hmong and Red Dzao villages, homestays, meals, and practical tips.
“Lang was our guidon a 3D2N trek from Sapa out into the countryside. Our group started with 11 trekkers but som were one day trekkers and some were 2 day trekkers. I would definitely remember 3 days if you have the time and energy. By Read more”
Review of Sapa’s 4-day Muong Hoa Valley trek, with rice terraces, ethnic villages, homestay meals, practical tips, and value advice.
“I trekked at the end of June during the summer wet season. Although it was about 23 degrees in Sapa, most of the walk was in the valley where the temperature was 31-32 degrees. I was fortunate in that it didn't rain while we walked. Rain maRead more”
Trek through Sapa’s rice terraces, mountain villages, and bamboo forests with a local guide on this affordable 7-hour adventure.
A morning, a night out, or a fortnight at altitude.
