2D1N Moc Chau Tour
Moc Chau is a peaceful mountainous town located about 200 km northwest of Hanoi. Known for its vast tea hills, vibrant flower fields, and traditional Hmong culture, this region is a top travel destination in Northern Vietnam. The 2-day-1-night tour offers a perfect escape from the city and a chance to explore authentic local life, especially during spring when peach and plum blossoms are in full bloom.
- Car
- Mountain
- Historical sites
Itinerary, day by day
At 8:00 AM, your guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel in Hanoi and begin the journey to Moc Chau. On the way, stop at Thung Khe Pass in Mai Chau, a scenic spot perfect for photos and short breaks.
You’ll arrive in Moc Chau around 12:30 PM. After checking into your homestay, enjoy a traditional lunch featuring local dishes.
In the afternoon, head to Hang Tau Village, a remote and off-grid Hmong community with no electricity or internet. This visit offers a unique opportunity to experience traditional ways of life and enjoy the peaceful landscapes filled with wildflowers, peach blossoms, and plum trees.
Depending on the season, your guide will take you to:
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Heart-shaped tea hills (visit any time of year)
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Mu Nau Plum Valley – best for plum blossoms (Jan–Feb) or green fruits (May–July)
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Na Ka Plum Valley – an alternative for seasonal flower views and photos
At around 5:30 PM, return to the homestay. Capture the stunning sunset over the Moc Chau plateau. Dinner will be served at 6:30 PM, followed by an evening spent exchanging stories and culture with your local hosts.
After breakfast, the tour continues to Chieng Khoa Waterfall, also known as Nang Tien Waterfall. Surrounded by forest and mountain views, this natural wonder is most impressive during the rainy season (May–August) but also romantic during the dry months (September–December).
You’ll also have the chance to visit seasonal flower gardens such as buckwheat fields (Tam Giac Mach) and cherry blossoms depending on the time of year.
Next, visit the famous Glass White Dragon Bridge (Cau Kinh Bach Long), the longest glass bridge in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. This thrilling experience offers incredible views and exciting photo opportunities.
After lunch at a local restaurant, you’ll say farewell to Moc Chau and return to Hanoi. Arrival is expected around 6:30 PM.
Trip End.
What's included
Included
Private Transfer
Professional English Speaking Guide
Meals as mentioned in itinerary
Comfortable local homestay accommodation
Entrance fees
Visit to a local tea farm with tea tasting experience
Daily mineral water – 2 bottles (500ml) per person per day
Tour permits and local permissions
Government tax and service charges included
Not included
International and domestic airfare to/from Vietnam
Additional sightseeing or use of the vehicle not included in the itinerary
Personal expenses such as laundry, phone calls, beverages (soft drinks and alcohol)
Travel insurance (highly recommended)
Gratuities for guides and drivers (optional but appreciated)
Age pricing
| Traveller | Age | Rate per person | Sleeping arrangement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infant (parents pay any entrance fees) | 0 to 2 years | No charge | No extra bed |
| Child sharing parents' bed | 3 to 10 years | $112 · 68% of the adult fare | No extra bed |
| Child in own single bed | 3 to 10 years | $142 · 86% of the adult fare | Extra bed |
| Child sharing a twin room with one adult | 3 to 10 years | $165 · 100% of the adult fare | Own bed in a twin room |
| Child 11 and over (adult fare) | 11 years and over | $165 · 100% of the adult fare | As an adult |
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