Thung Man - Phu Yen

After breakfast and farewell with the hosts, we pay a visit to Thung Mai, the most timeless village of the H'mong ethnic people residing at an altitude of over 1,000 meters above sea level and in complicated topography. The H'mong people have lived here for nearly 100 years. While on the way to Ha Giang, they were forced to run away from French colonialists. That’s the reason they are located in this remote area. To reach Thung Man, it takes about one and half hours to the top of the mountain. Upon arrival, you will see a pretty village with about 20 houses built from "stone" surrounding a small, fairy pond at the mountain top. The village seems isolated from mainstream world. There is no appearance of motorbike and karaoke here. The owners of this mountain still retain their age old cultural and traditions. Moreover, visitors to this remote area will have opportunity to discover the unique customs and the simple lifestyle of the local and even share the culture experience with the elders who enjoy the happiness of living under the same roof with 5-6 generations. You also have a chance to hear the legend story about the "toward South" process from their voice.

After lunch, we have the afternoon free to explore the dreamlike grasslands. These beautiful grasslands of Moc Chau have the best of both words, breath-taking scenery and it’s favored by nature and covered with clouds all year round. So it seems to have the most ideal climate condition in Northwest Mountain. Moc Chau’s flora is diverse, ranging from forests and tea plantations to fruit hills.

Besides, we can enjoy walk to visit the local dairy farms and try produce from the local processing factories. Dairy produce is Moc Chau’s specialty being exported to many other countries.

After visiting this scenic sight, we drop down to Da River and take a specialized boat to pass the river. Then we ride along the river to visit Phu Yen valley, one of the most prosperous and beautiful villages of Thai people in Northwest.