Sin Chai village is home to the Red Dao people. Where the women wear beautifully embroidered garments with silver jewelry and a huge turban. The village is situated on the roof of Fansifan Mountain.
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How Sin Chai Village Is Unique?
Sapa tour to Sin Chai village might not be a well-known attraction for both tourists local and international. However, inside this village, there is so much wonderful scenery that could make hardest hearts melt away. The thing that is special is that you are not going to be alone. Because most of the children from the village will be your comrades throughout the adventure of their village.
Sure that you’ll fall in love with them. They’ll be around all of the time, sing, dance, and will do everything to make you smile and happy. Furthermore, you can teach them songs, and poems that you used to enjoy whenever you were a child.
What To Explore In Sin Chai Village?
From here you may enjoy enormous spectacular landscapes before scaling on the way from a jeep in coming back to Sapa. Sin Chai is a village of the Red Dao individuals, whose women wear beautifully embroidered garments with silver jewelry and a huge turban. This short trekking Vietnam trip to Sin Chai allows visitors to acclimatize. Sin Chai is a neighborhood village. Here the natives will spend some time to educate Textile weaving and dyeing and will take the group on a locally constructed trail to explain the name and functions of the local flora.
There’ll be the chance to take part in the village area, there’ll be a traditional sporting action and tree planting. But before staying in Sin Chai Village, the visitors shall have a possibility to stop over at Cat Cat Village 2 km biking from Sapa Town and Sin Chai Village, and to learn more about the life of Black H’mong men and women.
Sin Chai Village Great For?
- Trekking adventure
- Culture exchange
- Photograph hunting
- Visit local families to know the authenticity of the Red Zao people’s daily lives
Quick Tips to Visit Sin Chai Village
- Do not give money or candy to children. (means the children will not like to go to school) – If can so please give them some books or pencils.
- Do not put a camera close to their face to take a photo.
- Best time to visit (from April, May, June, Sept, Oct)
