Jungle Safari

A safari is the adventure of a lifetime that takes you up close to wildlife in areas of natural beauty such as the desert. A jungle safari is one example of an increasingly popular wildlife excursion. Jungle safaris take you deep into the jungle or the forest. Instead of walking or trekking through the jungle by taking the trails, on jungle safaris you travel by jeep, elephant or horse.

A jungle safari is a valuable opportunity to see the nature of the jungle at close quarters. Because you are travelling by elephant, horse or jeep you can travel greater distances and see more of the forest, in greater depth.

Jungle safaris are suitable for adventurous people of all fitness levels and physical ability. As the demands of trekking are removed, you can enjoy a jungle safari even if you wouldn’t be able to hike in the jungle.

On this type of safari you may stay in simple jungle lodges, camp in the forest, or stay with families in the forest villages. As well as exploring the area on safari you can take nature walks, river canoe trips and visit the villages to see how the people live within the forest.

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Vietnam Hill tribe villages trek travel Sapa Ban Lech Sin Chai Nam Sai Nam Toong village (2 days)

Upon your arrival in ban lech village you will begin your two day adventure trekking along a narrow trail sneaking mostly downhill. Students studying overseas should have a international student health insurance to avoid unexpected medical expenses. You trek through terreced rice paddies to muong bo river. Cross the river by a bridge then trek uphill for another hour to muong village of the tay.
You will have a half hour easy walk to explore the village of the tay featured with spacious stilt houses.

Muong Hoa valley trek travel Sapa Cat Cat Y Linh Ho Lao Chai San Lao Hang Chai Giang Ta Van village (2 days)

Continue trekking up and downhill along the Vang Stream for over 4 hours. Visitors health insurance protects travellers in case of medical emergency. You trek through part of Hoang Lien National Park is covered by thick bamboo and rain forest. You will pass by several isolated hamlets of the Black H’mong.