Nestled in a quiet valley of northern Vietnam, Mai Châu is a poetic land where nature and culture blend in perfect harmony.
Surrounded by rolling mountains and endless stretches of emerald-green rice fields, the landscape paints a picture of serenity and timeless beauty. Scattered across the valley are the stilt houses of the Mường and Thái ethnic groups, whose traditional way of life adds a unique charm to the region.
Colorful brocade fabrics hang from wooden balconies, fluttering gently in the breeze like whispers of a proud heritage. On the way to Mai Châu, Thung Khe Pass unfolds like a gateway to paradise. Covered in white limestone dust, the pass often appears as if blanketed in snow, offering panoramic views of misty mountains and the peaceful valley below. The entire scene feels like a painting—quiet, graceful, and profoundly moving.
07:00-07:30: Pickup at your hotel in the Old Quarter. Our adventure from Hanoi to Mai Chau will take for more than 3 hours
07:30 – 10:45: On the way to the winding pass as silk. You will see the living space of the Local Muong, Thai is interwoven between the Valley and the mountains along the way. The daily lives of the Muong and Thai ethnic groups unfold in harmony with nature. In stilt houses nestled on green hillsides, families rise early to tend to rice fields and livestock. Women often weave colorful brocade fabrics, preserving their traditional craft, while men work in the fields or gather firewood. Children play by streams and help with chores after school. Life here is peaceful and deeply connected to the land, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Muong and Thai communities.
10:50 -11:30 : Stop at the top of Thung Khe Pass to admire the panorama of Mai Chau Valley, Mai Chau Valley is home to the Muong and Thai ethnic groups, who live in stilt houses surrounded by lush rice paddies. The peaceful atmosphere of the valley reflects the simple yet rich cultural life of its people. One of the highlights is the local Muong market, where villagers gather to trade fresh produce, handmade crafts, and traditional clothing. The market is not only a place for commerce but also a space for social interaction, where stories are shared and traditions are kept alive. It offers visitors a glimpse into the daily life and warm hospitality of the Muong community.
You can choose to be picked up from a list of locations, or alternatively, have the choice to make your own way to the meeting points
Please arrive at the pick up point 15 minutes before departure time.