Day 2 - Mu Cang Chai Trek

Step off the tourist trail and immerse yourself in the culture, natural beauty, and serenity of rural Vietnam. Set amid terraced rice paddies, majestic mountains, verdant jungle and gushing waterfalls, Avana Retreat is a discreet and luxurious eco-resort.

Tucked away in a unique setting, Mai Chau Ecolodge sits in the heart of the Mai Chau valley. With spectacular views, be taken off the beaten track at this charming lodge and get to know Vietnamese tribal culture and the natural wonders of the area.

A pioneering luxury outpost in Northern Vietnam’s rugged Yen Bai province, this wellness-focused retreat blends striking bamboo architecture with the dramatic beauty of the region's iconic rice terraces.

Tam Coc Garden is a charming, boutique property in the heart of Ninh Binh province. Nestled amongst rice fields and mountains just two hours from Hanoi, it's ideal for those looking for a relaxed setting whilst still being close to the nearby attractions.

Topas Ecolodge is a gem located in the mountains in the north of Vietnam about 45-minutes from Sapa. It has the most serene position located high up and offers panoramic views of the mountains. A few days spend here exploring and relaxing will be unique.

Set in local villages, the experience combines light walking, cultural discovery and practical learning, providing insight into traditional hemp production, symbolic designs and natural indigo dyeing techniques.

Explore the iconic Mu Cang Chai terraces, a National Heritage site famous for its unique landscapes and the distinctive design.

The Black H’mong village of Sin Chai is still surrounded by jungle. The trek leads through beautiful landscapes carpeted with rice terraces, stopping off at local dwellings. Whilst on the trek gain insight into villagers’ traditional way of life.

A must for all lovers of the natural world, this full day tour of Cuc Phuong National Park includes a visit to the Endangered Primate Rescue Center, a 6km trek, lunch, and a chance to see the Cave of the Prehistoric Man dating back 7,500 years.