Stunning views of the entire Muong Hoa Valley Hau Thao, located on the mountainside, offers one of the most beautiful panoramas of Sa Pa: Rice terraces stretch as far as the eye can see to Ta Van - Lao Chai Muong Hoa Creek flows through the valley The charming little villages H'Mong and Giay are revealed below It is the perfect place to admire the sunrise and sunset and take great pictures of landscapes. The black Hmong village has preserved its authenticity. Hau Thao is mainly inhabited by the black Hmong people and preserves: Wooden houses and rustic adobe houses Traditional slash and burn agriculture Typical linen and indigo costumes The village has retained its rustic character, little commercialized, making it ideal for tourists wishing to discover an authentic culture.

The pristine village of the black Hmong, nestled in the heart of the valley Giang Ta Chai is home to the black Hmong people and has preserved its rustic and authentic character. Visitors will discover: Simple wooden houses, nestled on the mountainside A simple agricultural life A peaceful and serene atmosphere, surrounded by mountains and forests This village is one of those who have preserved the soul of Sa Pa. The rice terraces are beautiful and stretch as far as the eye can see. The village is located in the heart of the rice terraces of the Muong Hoa Valley, offering a particularly photogenic landscape: The bright freshness and greenness of rice in May-June The flamboyant golden colors of rice in September-October The small dirt roads winding between the rice fields are perfect for hiking and photography.