Spectacular Sapa 3 Nights

During the trip, the coach stopped in a middle of the mountain. It’s when they spotted a good ground for tourists to take photos. And once again, we were all speechless with some hundreds of stairs made up by the paddy fields from mountains to mountains, from hills to hills. The morning market is the most interesting part of the tour where you can bargain with the locals who can speak English as a native speakers far more better than the city men and women we met in the big cities like Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi. Still wondering who taught them to be this good. One last thing, the meals they served here are not that elegant but they suit well with the place – local tastes and simple but delicious food.
Pauline- Singapore

The experience with our Sapa tour was memorable mostly because of the excellent services by our tour company AsiaTourAdvisor. We were really happy with their services. Our tour consisted of my complete family that includes me. All of us enjoyed every bit of our trip. The first day of our tour started with Sapa town highlights. We spent almost an hour at the traditional local market where people came wearing their traditional dresses, it was lovely to click them through the lenses. The other days of the tour were equally wonderful and some of the places where we visited and which were memorable for us include Hau Chu Ngai, Ta Van and Chai San villages. For the memories way back, my wife bought some handicrafts and embroidered clothes from the local market. It was truly a memorable tour for us, the kids had a lot fun throughout the tour just in the way we had.
Patricia- Singapore

We learnt so many things thanks to Hong ‘s explanations. We went to Hau Chu Ngai with our H’Mong guides.The scenery was great, the guides wonderfull and we loved everything. The walks, the food bought to the market before cooking a delicious lunch that we shared with a Black Dao lady,the Homestay in a remote Black H’mong village, the exchange with the villagers thanks to Pang’s qualities as translators. Pang were really knowledgeable, enthouthiastic and cautious. They spoke a really good English and explained us the H’mong way of living, they took great care of us (Thanks a lot Pang from the all of us but mainly from Brigitte). There’s some much more to say about this great experience that this review could be pages long. Just one regret, ont station plonger and doing other trips with them 😉 So, to conclude, I will just say : every bit of it is really worth it, GO…and ENJOY Thanks for everything Mr Hong and Pang and mainly for WHAT you are and what AsiaTourAdvisor does.
Alan Brian – Canadian

It was our first time going on a trekking tour, but we really enjoyed it. Thank you AsiaTourAdvisor for your prompt in responding and professionalism. On the way of trekking, we went to the rice fields, saw the irrigation systems, visited the homes of the Hmong tribes. We brought trekking poles and it came in really useful as we were not that agile when making our way down the steep slopes while going to Ta Van Village. The tour was well organised and we really enjoyed ourselves. Would highly recommend this tour to those who love nature and enjoy walks!
Sarah -Australian

The weather was cool, a bit misty and the walk was good. The road was muddy so highly recommend to wear hiking boots. The guide we got was nice and funny, he knows everything about Sapa. For the price we paid it was good. You will get a lot of food and the people is very nice. Respect nature and enjoy it.
Foong-Singaporean

We are 2 couples and I decided to contact AsiaTourAdvisor to organise us a 2 Days trip. None of us regret it! I’d like the spirit of AsiaTourAdvisor and I was right to do so. We were all impressed by their actions towards the H’mong community and we could really feel that the AsiaTourAdvisor team was fully engaged.we appreciated AsiaTourAdvisor concern for the people, their education, the help they could offer them and their eco attitude (no plastic bags, less plastic bottle as possible,…). Definitely a different way of visiting, and a really good one. Everything was decided through emails with Mr Hong who was very helpful and answered to all our questions, and the trip was organized according to our wishes, especially regarding the lenght and difficulties of the walks. We had decided to go for a slow pace and we arrived to Sapa 1 day before our trip. We went to see them to check were the place was, eventhough we were supposed to go there only the day after. We were more than welcome and it felt like home.
Derick -Australia