From Ha Giang City: Hoang Su Phi Experience 2 Days 1 night

07h00: Tour guide and tour guide pick you up at your hotel in the Ha Giang City. Then you should drive to Hoang Su Phi. On the way, the group stopped at several stops and had tea. 12h00: Arrive and have lunch at Thong Nguyen commune - Hoang Su Phi. Then continue the trip to Ban Phung Village, on the way you can visit and take pictures at the terraced rice fields at Ban Peo, Ban Ta Su Choong, Ban Nhuong Village...

Then go for a walk with the tour guide to see the sunset over the terraced fields in the village.. Ban Phung commune is located about 30km from the center of Hoang Su Phi district, Ha Giang province, the people here are nearly 100% La Chi ethnic people with many unique cultural features that are still preserved quite intact and the life of the locals. they are still mainly self-sufficient. Therefore, Ban Phung Village is a very peaceful and poetic place, an ideal destination for those who love to be in harmony with nature. The farming method of the La Chi people in Ban Phung village is very special, because they do not have an active source of water for irrigation and depend 100% on nature, so they work in fields, raise livestock and build houses right in the middle of the field. 18h00: Have dinner at the homestay, meet and interact with locals. Stay 1 night homestay here.

the first rays of the sun shining on the terraced fields in this peaceful countryside. The terraced fields in Ban Phung Village – recognized as a national monument (one of the must-see places when coming to Hoang Su Phi to hunt for the beautiful scenery of the ripe rice season. San Sa Ho, Ban Phung, Ho Thau, Nam Ty and Thong Nguyen) are famous for their beautiful terraced fields created from nature and skillful hands of people for hundreds of years.

The main terrain of Hoang Su Phi is high hills and mountains, agricultural cultivation still depends on nature. Therefore, the terraced fields here are most beautiful in the months of the year such as: The season of water pouring (the season when people get water for rice cultivation) April, May - September and October rice season every year.