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Hiking in Quang Binh Ha Giang's Bac Ha Tour 8 Days

  • CODE: GDT640
  • Private Tour
  • Duration: 8 - 12 days
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Overview

Overview
Hanoi – Quang Binh – Tan Nam – Phieng Lang – Pa Duc – QuangThuong – Nam Choong – Quang Nguyen – Coc Cang – Coc Dong – Coc Re – Coc Pai – Bac Ha – Coc Ly – Lao Cai – Hanoi
Magnificent, stunning scenery and the untamed wilderness of Quang Binh and Xin Man Districts in the far north of Ha Giang Province. learning about and experiencing the distinct cultures and ways of life of the local tribal ethnic people. Highlight: Bac Ha, Xin Man, and Quang Binh.
tucked away at the base of the commanding Tay Con Linh Mountain chains. Northeastern Vietnam's province of Ha Giang. The remarkable natural landscape of the Hoang Su district is being preserved, as is the unique cultural legacy of the ethnic minority population.
 inhabited by 13 ethnic minorities who have coexisted for ages. As typical as H mong, San Diu, Tay, Nung, and Dao... These peoples have come together to create and maintain both material and intangible cultural assets.They have established lush rice fields that produce enough food for both themselves and the nearby peoples after hundreds of years of hard work.
Ha Giang province in general and Hoang Su district in particular boasts beautiful and distinctive sightseeing sceneries because to these fields.
to protect the exceptional views and distinctive values found here. The designation of national historic terraces has been given to the State and the Ministry of Culture and Sports. Thanks to the growth of local heritage promotion initiatives through community tourism. It assists in eradicating poverty and maintaining regional culture values
 
Golden Trail Travel Company is pleased to have been among the first to provide both domestic and international travelers community tourism goods. It serves as a link between the locals and visitors. With tourism products that are environmentally friendly, sustainable, and rich in cultural values and sceneries The local population's ability to generate direct revenue helps them to greatly raise their standard of living, which reduces the income disparity between lowland and mountainous regions. We aim to provide travelers who are planning trips that include outdoor activities with a great and thrilling experience with our two main tourism offerings, which are cycling tours and trekking tours.
Regardless of your identity, interests, or desired departure date, we provide adventure experiences that are ideal for your once-in-a-lifetime vacation in Northeast Vietnam.

Private-guided walking holidays
Golden Trail Travel Hiking Vietnam is an expert at creating personalized trekking and hiking trips throughout Vietnam. In the northern Vietnam, we provide the most options for day hikes, jungle treks, mountain climbs, home-stay trekking experiences, camping, and wildlife exploration. We can create any trekking, hiking, or walking choice for any age and budget thanks to our committed staff of senior travel consultants, hiking tour specialists, seasoned English-speaking tour leaders, and local H'mong, Thai, and Tay guides, cooks, and porters.
The itinerary shown above is merely an example; it can be altered further to suit your unique needs. Simply follow it or get in touch with us to create an adventure of your own.

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Service

HOTELS
Homestay
Economy 2*+ Hotels
Superior 3* Hotels
First Class 4* Hotels
Deluxe 5* Hotels
Luxury 5*++ Hotels

Notes:
*All prices are based on per adult, in Double/Twin sharing
Surcharge will be applied for single traveler or single room request

Important Notes:
HOTELS, PROGRAMS & SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE

GUIDE/LEADER:
English speaking guide. French , Germany , Spanish, Italian, Russian  speaking guide can be arranged with on request.

What’s included

Adventure guide who speaks English (additional languages upon request)
The basis for accommodations is double or twin occupancy.
Personalized Eco-homestay village according to group size
Itineraries' descriptions of the meals (8 breakfasts, 8 lunches, and 8 dinners)
On the first and last days, there will be a van or bus transfer.
Every day, the truck supports and delivers bags to the homestay.
Tours of the sights as described in itineraries
first aid packageThree nights in hotels and four nights in shared housing are provided.
A single train ticket connecting Hanoi and Lao Cai.Trung Do Boat Trip - Coc Ly
Box of cold water, little towel.
Drinkable mineral water
The support staff will make breakfast, lunch, and dinner while trekking, as well as bring water and picnic lunches.
local guide for trekking
 
What is not included

Travel abroad
Insurance for travel
Personal belongings Meals that include soft drinks and alcohol
Beyond what is offered, mineral water
optional travel
Extra transportation is needed in case of an emergency.
Personal costs include phone and laundry bills.
Visa charge
departure tax
Advice for the group and mentor
 
The following brings are essential suggested for trekking days only:

backpack designed specifically for hiking.
hiking boots (lightest possible sandal recommended).
Lightweight and cozy pants (02 pieces)
Long sleeve cotton shirt: (one piece per day)
One pair of long socks every day
Water-resistant outerwear: 01
Pullover: 01 Nighttime coat for warmth and waypoint: 01
robust flashlight.
Cap, sunglasses, and other essentials
camera (a small camera is recommended)

Inclusion

Exclusion

Itinerary

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Day 2: Hanoi – Quang Binh
After a substantial breakfast at the hotel and a 300-kilometer transfer via new highway to Tuyen Quang, our shuttle bus leaves the busy city behind. pause in route for a lunch break. After lunch, we travel the picturesque route to Quang Binh.Reach Quang Binh Town by approximately 5:00 p.m. Free stroll to view this newly leased town.In brief:Activities: Transportation to Quang BinhLodging: GuesthouseMeals: B/L/D296 miles of transfer and two hours of warming hiking Day 3: Quang Binh – Tan Namafter a fantastic dinner at a nearby restaurant.Travel for fifteen minutes to reach the trekking trail's beginning. To reach a community of Pa Then ethnic people, take a leisurely two-hour stroll through a valley and terraced rice farms. After exploring the village, have a lunch break. After midday, the hike takes around four hours, going up and down hills through rice paddies, plantations, and, most importantly, the palm forest of the Tan Nam Commune's steep terrain. passing through some Black Zao hamlets and larger Nung ethnic peoples' friendly settlements. Around 5:00 p.m., arrive in Tan Nam's center and have a stroll through this lovely village. Dinner and overnight stay in a Nung family.In brief:Activities: Traveling by train and hikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/D5 kilometers is the transfer distance; hiking 17 kilometers in six hours
Day 2: Hanoi – Quang Binh
After a substantial breakfast at the hotel and a 300-kilometer transfer via new highway to Tuyen Quang, our shuttle bus leaves the busy city behind. pause in route for a lunch break. After lunch, we travel the picturesque route to Quang Binh.Reach Quang Binh Town by approximately 5:00 p.m. Free stroll to view this newly leased town.In brief:Activities: Transportation to Quang BinhLodging: GuesthouseMeals: B/L/D296 miles of transfer and two hours of warming hiking Day 3: Quang Binh – Tan Namafter a fantastic dinner at a nearby restaurant.Travel for fifteen minutes to reach the trekking trail's beginning. To reach a community of Pa Then ethnic people, take a leisurely two-hour stroll through a valley and terraced rice farms. After exploring the village, have a lunch break. After midday, the hike takes around four hours, going up and down hills through rice paddies, plantations, and, most importantly, the palm forest of the Tan Nam Commune's steep terrain. passing through some Black Zao hamlets and larger Nung ethnic peoples' friendly settlements. Around 5:00 p.m., arrive in Tan Nam's center and have a stroll through this lovely village. Dinner and overnight stay in a Nung family.In brief:Activities: Traveling by train and hikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/D5 kilometers is the transfer distance; hiking 17 kilometers in six hours
Day 2: Hanoi – Quang Binh
After a substantial breakfast at the hotel and a 300-kilometer transfer via new highway to Tuyen Quang, our shuttle bus leaves the busy city behind. pause in route for a lunch break. After lunch, we travel the picturesque route to Quang Binh.Reach Quang Binh Town by approximately 5:00 p.m. Free stroll to view this newly leased town.In brief:Activities: Transportation to Quang BinhLodging: GuesthouseMeals: B/L/D296 miles of transfer and two hours of warming hiking Day 3: Quang Binh – Tan Namafter a fantastic dinner at a nearby restaurant.Travel for fifteen minutes to reach the trekking trail's beginning. To reach a community of Pa Then ethnic people, take a leisurely two-hour stroll through a valley and terraced rice farms. After exploring the village, have a lunch break. After midday, the hike takes around four hours, going up and down hills through rice paddies, plantations, and, most importantly, the palm forest of the Tan Nam Commune's steep terrain. passing through some Black Zao hamlets and larger Nung ethnic peoples' friendly settlements. Around 5:00 p.m., arrive in Tan Nam's center and have a stroll through this lovely village. Dinner and overnight stay in a Nung family.In brief:Activities: Traveling by train and hikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/D5 kilometers is the transfer distance; hiking 17 kilometers in six hours
Day 4: Tan Nam – Phieng Lang
after replenishing energy for a fresh day of trekking in the guesthouse. We start our new day of hiking on the paved and constructed village roads that link the villages of the Tay, Nung, and Zao Ao Dai (Zao wearing long dresses) ethnic peoples, all of which are exquisitely situated alongside the Nam Ly River. stopping at a lot of the neighborhood's houses along the road and everywhere folks extend hospitality to guests. In the afternoon, the hike gradually ascends a hill to Phieng Lang. The Zao Ao Dai and certain Flower H'mong peoples make up the majority of the population in this area. They customarily and practically build their homes on hilltops and cultivate the surrounding land to create the ideal living space. Reach Phieng Lang in the midst of the afternoon. Take a leisure walk to explore the surrounding nature. Dinner and home stay in a stilt house of the Zao.In brief:Activities: Village to village hikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DTrekking distance: 17 km / 6 hours / 35 km
Day 4: Tan Nam – Phieng Lang
after replenishing energy for a fresh day of trekking in the guesthouse. We start our new day of hiking on the paved and constructed village roads that link the villages of the Tay, Nung, and Zao Ao Dai (Zao wearing long dresses) ethnic peoples, all of which are exquisitely situated alongside the Nam Ly River. stopping at a lot of the neighborhood's houses along the road and everywhere folks extend hospitality to guests. In the afternoon, the hike gradually ascends a hill to Phieng Lang. The Zao Ao Dai and certain Flower H'mong peoples make up the majority of the population in this area. They customarily and practically build their homes on hilltops and cultivate the surrounding land to create the ideal living space. Reach Phieng Lang in the midst of the afternoon. Take a leisure walk to explore the surrounding nature. Dinner and home stay in a stilt house of the Zao.In brief:Activities: Village to village hikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DTrekking distance: 17 km / 6 hours / 35 km
Day 4: Tan Nam – Phieng Lang
after replenishing energy for a fresh day of trekking in the guesthouse. We start our new day of hiking on the paved and constructed village roads that link the villages of the Tay, Nung, and Zao Ao Dai (Zao wearing long dresses) ethnic peoples, all of which are exquisitely situated alongside the Nam Ly River. stopping at a lot of the neighborhood's houses along the road and everywhere folks extend hospitality to guests. In the afternoon, the hike gradually ascends a hill to Phieng Lang. The Zao Ao Dai and certain Flower H'mong peoples make up the majority of the population in this area. They customarily and practically build their homes on hilltops and cultivate the surrounding land to create the ideal living space. Reach Phieng Lang in the midst of the afternoon. Take a leisure walk to explore the surrounding nature. Dinner and home stay in a stilt house of the Zao.In brief:Activities: Village to village hikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DTrekking distance: 17 km / 6 hours / 35 km
Day 5: Phieng Lang – Pa Duc – QuangThuong – Nam Choong
After breakfast, depart Phieng Lang at approximately 08.30 am. Savor yet another day in the stunning Nam Ly Valley. Follow a well-maintained path that passes through Pa Duc village and uphill on high hillside slopes all morning to Quang Thuong. In stark contrast to the Nung and Tay, who reside in sizable lowland settlements, the H'mong and Zao Ao Dai inhabit elevated terrain, with their homes dispersed across hilltops. One of the most stunning views in the far north is available in this section.After lunch, descend for two hours along a narrow trail that winds past steep terraced fields and tea estates to reach Nam Chong Village in the Zao Ao Dai.  Explore the village and settle down in a  local home by the hot spring for dinner and overnight.In brief:Activities: Village to Village HikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DTrekking mileage: 15 km in 5 hours
Day 5: Phieng Lang – Pa Duc – QuangThuong – Nam Choong
After breakfast, depart Phieng Lang at approximately 08.30 am. Savor yet another day in the stunning Nam Ly Valley. Follow a well-maintained path that passes through Pa Duc village and uphill on high hillside slopes all morning to Quang Thuong. In stark contrast to the Nung and Tay, who reside in sizable lowland settlements, the H'mong and Zao Ao Dai inhabit elevated terrain, with their homes dispersed across hilltops. One of the most stunning views in the far north is available in this section.After lunch, descend for two hours along a narrow trail that winds past steep terraced fields and tea estates to reach Nam Chong Village in the Zao Ao Dai.  Explore the village and settle down in a  local home by the hot spring for dinner and overnight.In brief:Activities: Village to Village HikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DTrekking mileage: 15 km in 5 hours
Day 5: Phieng Lang – Pa Duc – QuangThuong – Nam Choong
After breakfast, depart Phieng Lang at approximately 08.30 am. Savor yet another day in the stunning Nam Ly Valley. Follow a well-maintained path that passes through Pa Duc village and uphill on high hillside slopes all morning to Quang Thuong. In stark contrast to the Nung and Tay, who reside in sizable lowland settlements, the H'mong and Zao Ao Dai inhabit elevated terrain, with their homes dispersed across hilltops. One of the most stunning views in the far north is available in this section.After lunch, descend for two hours along a narrow trail that winds past steep terraced fields and tea estates to reach Nam Chong Village in the Zao Ao Dai.  Explore the village and settle down in a  local home by the hot spring for dinner and overnight.In brief:Activities: Village to Village HikingLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DTrekking mileage: 15 km in 5 hours
Day 6: Nam Chong – Quang Nguyen – Coc Cang – Coc Dong
Departure at 08.30 a.m. Walk for one hour on a small track that follows the Nam Ly River to Quang Nguyen Commune's center. Then take a difficult trail that climbs a steep hill for two hours through Quang Vinh Village, passing Red Zao and Zao Ao Dai on the higher land and Nung villages on the lower land.Take a lunch break and get ready for the hardest portion of the tour: Move past the mountain of Nhin Co San. The track narrows and gets extremely difficult at certain points as it climbs through dense rain forest and then bamboo forest for about three kilometers to Coc Cang Village in Che La Commune.Follow the same route for 1.5 hours, passing through a few White H'mong hamlets until arriving to Coc Dong Village, home of the Nung people. Dinner and overnight stay here.In brief:Activities: Trekking between the settlement and theLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DDistance of transfer: 17 km/5 hours
Day 6: Nam Chong – Quang Nguyen – Coc Cang – Coc Dong
Departure at 08.30 a.m. Walk for one hour on a small track that follows the Nam Ly River to Quang Nguyen Commune's center. Then take a difficult trail that climbs a steep hill for two hours through Quang Vinh Village, passing Red Zao and Zao Ao Dai on the higher land and Nung villages on the lower land.Take a lunch break and get ready for the hardest portion of the tour: Move past the mountain of Nhin Co San. The track narrows and gets extremely difficult at certain points as it climbs through dense rain forest and then bamboo forest for about three kilometers to Coc Cang Village in Che La Commune.Follow the same route for 1.5 hours, passing through a few White H'mong hamlets until arriving to Coc Dong Village, home of the Nung people. Dinner and overnight stay here.In brief:Activities: Trekking between the settlement and theLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DDistance of transfer: 17 km/5 hours
Day 6: Nam Chong – Quang Nguyen – Coc Cang – Coc Dong
Departure at 08.30 a.m. Walk for one hour on a small track that follows the Nam Ly River to Quang Nguyen Commune's center. Then take a difficult trail that climbs a steep hill for two hours through Quang Vinh Village, passing Red Zao and Zao Ao Dai on the higher land and Nung villages on the lower land.Take a lunch break and get ready for the hardest portion of the tour: Move past the mountain of Nhin Co San. The track narrows and gets extremely difficult at certain points as it climbs through dense rain forest and then bamboo forest for about three kilometers to Coc Cang Village in Che La Commune.Follow the same route for 1.5 hours, passing through a few White H'mong hamlets until arriving to Coc Dong Village, home of the Nung people. Dinner and overnight stay here.In brief:Activities: Trekking between the settlement and theLodging: EcohomestayMeals: B/L/DDistance of transfer: 17 km/5 hours
Day 7: Coc Dong – Coc Re – Coc Pai
Today is going to be a great day! departing from Coc Dong and traveling uphill for almost hours on a path that skirts tall mountains, passing through a number of Flower H'mong hamlets—who are always at the highest point. After spending some time at the Coc Re market area sampling local fare, arrive at noon and take advantage of a lunch break at a nearby restaurant.down all afternoon to Coc Pai, the town center of Xin Man District, along a little valley with amazing terraced fields and recently planted forest.After checking into the Gia Long hotel, take advantage of your free time to view the intriguing things going on around the Xin Man Market in the late afternoon.In brief:Activities: trek from the hotel in the villageAccommodation:Meals: B/L/DTrekking distance: 6 hours / 17 kilometers
Day 7: Coc Dong – Coc Re – Coc Pai
Today is going to be a great day! departing from Coc Dong and traveling uphill for almost hours on a path that skirts tall mountains, passing through a number of Flower H'mong hamlets—who are always at the highest point. After spending some time at the Coc Re market area sampling local fare, arrive at noon and take advantage of a lunch break at a nearby restaurant.down all afternoon to Coc Pai, the town center of Xin Man District, along a little valley with amazing terraced fields and recently planted forest.After checking into the Gia Long hotel, take advantage of your free time to view the intriguing things going on around the Xin Man Market in the late afternoon.In brief:Activities: trek from the hotel in the villageAccommodation:Meals: B/L/DTrekking distance: 6 hours / 17 kilometers
Day 7: Coc Dong – Coc Re – Coc Pai
Today is going to be a great day! departing from Coc Dong and traveling uphill for almost hours on a path that skirts tall mountains, passing through a number of Flower H'mong hamlets—who are always at the highest point. After spending some time at the Coc Re market area sampling local fare, arrive at noon and take advantage of a lunch break at a nearby restaurant.down all afternoon to Coc Pai, the town center of Xin Man District, along a little valley with amazing terraced fields and recently planted forest.After checking into the Gia Long hotel, take advantage of your free time to view the intriguing things going on around the Xin Man Market in the late afternoon.In brief:Activities: trek from the hotel in the villageAccommodation:Meals: B/L/DTrekking distance: 6 hours / 17 kilometers
Day 8: Coc Pai – Bac Ha
After breakfast, take a leisurely stroll around Coc Pai to escape the bustle of the morning before traveling by car for 2.5 hours to Bac Ha Town. Lunch break and hotel check-in at Sao Mai after arriving in Bac Ha around midday.The highlight of the afternoon is a two-hour stroll through the well-known Ban Pho Valley, which is home to the Flower H'mong and Tay ethnic groups. touring the homes of the locals and taking in the sights of people crafting the famous corn spirit and doing a traditional dance while playing the Khen, a traditional musical instrument made up of six bamboo pipes.In brief:Activities: Getting there and seeing the village of the hill tribeAccommodation:Meals: B/L/D65 km of transfer: 12 km of trekking in 2 hours 
Day 8: Coc Pai – Bac Ha
After breakfast, take a leisurely stroll around Coc Pai to escape the bustle of the morning before traveling by car for 2.5 hours to Bac Ha Town. Lunch break and hotel check-in at Sao Mai after arriving in Bac Ha around midday.The highlight of the afternoon is a two-hour stroll through the well-known Ban Pho Valley, which is home to the Flower H'mong and Tay ethnic groups. touring the homes of the locals and taking in the sights of people crafting the famous corn spirit and doing a traditional dance while playing the Khen, a traditional musical instrument made up of six bamboo pipes.In brief:Activities: Getting there and seeing the village of the hill tribeAccommodation:Meals: B/L/D65 km of transfer: 12 km of trekking in 2 hours 
Day 8: Coc Pai – Bac Ha
After breakfast, take a leisurely stroll around Coc Pai to escape the bustle of the morning before traveling by car for 2.5 hours to Bac Ha Town. Lunch break and hotel check-in at Sao Mai after arriving in Bac Ha around midday.The highlight of the afternoon is a two-hour stroll through the well-known Ban Pho Valley, which is home to the Flower H'mong and Tay ethnic groups. touring the homes of the locals and taking in the sights of people crafting the famous corn spirit and doing a traditional dance while playing the Khen, a traditional musical instrument made up of six bamboo pipes.In brief:Activities: Getting there and seeing the village of the hill tribeAccommodation:Meals: B/L/D65 km of transfer: 12 km of trekking in 2 hours 
Day 9: Bac Ha – Coc Ly – Lao Cai – Train to Hanoi
The tour is coming to an end today, and it will be a simple day. After breakfast, depart from the house at 08.30 a.m.Travel 9 km to reach Nam Mon Commune. From here, hike for about an hour uphill on a narrow trail before heading downhill to the valley's bottom. After that, hike for about two hours along a narrow stream to reach Trung Do Village of the Tay, which consists of about 40 houses perched on stilts on the bank of the Chay River and is ideally situated in harmony with the surrounding landscape. Take a leisurely stroll around this affluent village and then have lunch at a private residence. After leaving Trung Do, you will walk for more than an hour down the Chay River to see several Black Zao and H'mong hamlets in Cac Cop Village. From there, you will board a boat downstream along the Chay River to Bao Nhai Commune. collected at the conclusion of the boat ride and taken to Lao Cai. After dinner and a quick change of clothes, catch the night train to Hanoi.In brief:Activities: Hiking and MovingLodging: at night TrainMeals: B/L/D56 kilometers is the transfer distance. 14 km of trekking in 4 hours. Boat Expedition
Day 9: Bac Ha – Coc Ly – Lao Cai – Train to Hanoi
The tour is coming to an end today, and it will be a simple day. After breakfast, depart from the house at 08.30 a.m.Travel 9 km to reach Nam Mon Commune. From here, hike for about an hour uphill on a narrow trail before heading downhill to the valley's bottom. After that, hike for about two hours along a narrow stream to reach Trung Do Village of the Tay, which consists of about 40 houses perched on stilts on the bank of the Chay River and is ideally situated in harmony with the surrounding landscape. Take a leisurely stroll around this affluent village and then have lunch at a private residence. After leaving Trung Do, you will walk for more than an hour down the Chay River to see several Black Zao and H'mong hamlets in Cac Cop Village. From there, you will board a boat downstream along the Chay River to Bao Nhai Commune. collected at the conclusion of the boat ride and taken to Lao Cai. After dinner and a quick change of clothes, catch the night train to Hanoi.In brief:Activities: Hiking and MovingLodging: at night TrainMeals: B/L/D56 kilometers is the transfer distance. 14 km of trekking in 4 hours. Boat Expedition
Day 9: Bac Ha – Coc Ly – Lao Cai – Train to Hanoi
The tour is coming to an end today, and it will be a simple day. After breakfast, depart from the house at 08.30 a.m.Travel 9 km to reach Nam Mon Commune. From here, hike for about an hour uphill on a narrow trail before heading downhill to the valley's bottom. After that, hike for about two hours along a narrow stream to reach Trung Do Village of the Tay, which consists of about 40 houses perched on stilts on the bank of the Chay River and is ideally situated in harmony with the surrounding landscape. Take a leisurely stroll around this affluent village and then have lunch at a private residence. After leaving Trung Do, you will walk for more than an hour down the Chay River to see several Black Zao and H'mong hamlets in Cac Cop Village. From there, you will board a boat downstream along the Chay River to Bao Nhai Commune. collected at the conclusion of the boat ride and taken to Lao Cai. After dinner and a quick change of clothes, catch the night train to Hanoi.In brief:Activities: Hiking and MovingLodging: at night TrainMeals: B/L/D56 kilometers is the transfer distance. 14 km of trekking in 4 hours. Boat Expedition
Day 10: Hanoi  Arrival:
At 5 a.m., the Night train will arrive at Hanoi Station. You are met again by our guide and driver, who then take you to the hotel for an early breakfast. You can do as you please until it's time to leave.In brief:Activities: Transportation to and from the hotelAccommodation: IndependentMeals: BDistance of transfer: 35 kilometers
Day 10: Hanoi  Arrival:
At 5 a.m., the Night train will arrive at Hanoi Station. You are met again by our guide and driver, who then take you to the hotel for an early breakfast. You can do as you please until it's time to leave.In brief:Activities: Transportation to and from the hotelAccommodation: IndependentMeals: BDistance of transfer: 35 kilometers
Day 10: Hanoi  Arrival:
At 5 a.m., the Night train will arrive at Hanoi Station. You are met again by our guide and driver, who then take you to the hotel for an early breakfast. You can do as you please until it's time to leave.In brief:Activities: Transportation to and from the hotelAccommodation: IndependentMeals: BDistance of transfer: 35 kilometers

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Answer: Each tour package has clear details on included services (e.g., accommodation, transportation, meals as per itinerary, entrance fees to attractions, tour guide) and exclusions (e.g., international flights, visas, travel insurance, drinks, tips, personal expenses). You will receive a detailed itinerary and an inclusion/exclusion list before confirming your tour booking.

20. What is the typical group size for Golden Trail Travel tours?

Answer: Our tour group sizes can vary depending on the type of tour. For join-in tours, we try to keep the numbers small to ensure a personalized and comfortable experience. We also offer private tours for families or groups of friends upon request.

21. Whom can I contact if I have questions or need assistance before departure?

Answer: Before departure, you can contact our team of consultants via phone, email, or online chat. We are always ready to answer any questions and help you prepare best for your trip.

22. How is Golden Trail Travel committed to sustainable and responsible tourism?

Answer: We are strongly committed to sustainable tourism. This is reflected in our collaboration with responsible local partners, supporting local communities, encouraging travelers to respect culture and environment, and minimizing negative impacts on destinations. Our goal is to benefit both travelers and local people.

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