Trail Run Topas Ecolodge - Ban Moi Village

Half day tour at Topas Ecolodge

This 12km loop takes you through majestic mountain landscapes, across streams, and through remote villages. Your adventure begins winding through a small Red Dao village before the trail heads uphill through beautiful rice terraces.

Reference: SER1 | Departure: 8:30 | Approx: 2 hours running/ 12km | Grade: Moderate

PRICE FROM: 53$ / PERSON

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Itinerary

As you climb higher, the views become ever grander. You will cross a rushing stream and hear the water tumbling down the mountainside. Along the way you will likely see people from the surrounding Black Hmong villages.

Take a rest at the top of the climb and shoot some photos of the surrounding panorama. Next, head downhill through some serene forest before reaching the village of Ban Moi.

At the village, you will see the sophisticated and colorful designs of the Red Dao people. From here you will head into a jungle section before emerging onto a wide, open grass area with yet more breathtaking views.

Soon you will be able to see Topas Ecolodge again across the valley. Your guide will point out the coming trail route which will lead you back to the lodge through rice terraces with another beautiful stream crossing.

Inclusive

English speaking guide
Water and fruit

Exclusive

Drinks and Beverage
Insurance
All other services not indicated above

Note

The excursion is based on sharing a group of minimum 2 and maximum 10 travelers
Due to wet condition, trekking route will be slippery, so the itineraries are subject to change based on that.

What to wear and bring: It is recommended to wear a long-sleeved shirt, long pants, running shoes, and to bring insect repellent, sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen.

Attention:

Please note that during the tour, you may be followed by ethnic women who are eager to sell their handcrafted items. They may follow you throughout your journey. If you are not interested in purchasing, just decline nicely. We are very sorry for this inconvenience.
As described on the program, you will visit a local house, and interact with local people. However, during the seasonal days, they all may not be at home but work in the fields, this experience may be lacking.
Visiting a local school is also subject to availability of the school calendar.