Cat Cat Trek in half day

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Cat Cat Trek in half day

Tour name: Cat Cat Village Trek Trekking from Sapa to Cat Cat Village to see its waterfall and meet H’mong family  and learn more about their way of life. Duration: 1/2 day Start: Sapa End: Sapa Route: Sapa —> Cat Cat —> Xin Chai —> Sapa Distance Covered: 7 km Grade: Easy (3-4 hours walking, mainly on the flat) ITINERARY Cat Cat is a small but bustling village situated at the foot of Fansipan Mountain. Here you will see traditional H’mong homes at their best, and you will be able to meet a H’mong family to learn more about their way of life. The village is also the perfect place to see traditional clothing being made, hemp being dyed and women weaving. From Cat Cat we will follow the Muong Hoa Valley for 3km through rice terraces and small dwellings to Sin Chai. This village is a little off the usual trekking route and less visited, but offers the opportunity to see traditional wooden homes built using the indigenous Pumu tree. Transport will be waiting in Sin Chai to take you back to Sapa. Cat Cat Trek in half day pdf file Cat Cat Trek in half day word file PRICE in USD per person Number of persons 2 3 4 5 6-7 8 Price 20 18 15 12 11 10   INCLUDES: Tour guide, transport, village entrance fees. EXCLUDES: Drinks, personal travel insurance, tips, hotels in sapa cat cat people cat cat waterfall BOOKING Once you’ve seen our itinerary for Trek to Cat Cat Village, you can make any changes you wish. Sapa Travel is happy to amend and customize the itinerary as your wish. Please send email to Sapa Travel  via: info@travelsapa.com for information about Sapa Tours  in Vietnam and our sample tours. Book now for getting promotion rates from First Choice....

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Red Dzao home stay trek

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Red Dzao home stay trek

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