Ta Van in the local language means a large arc, leaning back to the Hoang Lien Son range. In front of Muong Hoa stream clear, bending. The stream flows through Ta Van wide and flat, becoming the ideal beach for Giay people and visitors, often come here fun, dive in the cool water.

Ta Van village is characterized by Giay ethnic group, and there are several dozen homestays in the form of homestay - guests stay, participate in activities with homeowners to explore, experience indigenous culture. Most of the houses in Ta Van village are built side by side sloping down the terraced fields, making the scenery more romantic. The house of the Giay has a stilt house, a house, with a meditation room is a place to worship ancestors and reception guests ...

Probably quite familiar with the tourists to visit so all activities of the Ta Van people are normal, no offer taunting. The eye-catching, friendly smile, often shy of the mountain people, will help visitors easily integrate into the life of the village in the North West.

Giay villagers in Ta Van still work in the main field. In addition, they can produce their own production tools and silver carvings. Giay women with skillful hands also create beautiful hand-embroidered products. Giay people also love the arts, they often perform traditional cultural performances such as fan dance, then dancing, dancing, jumping ..., and camp fire at night for visitors to participate.

Visit Ta Van village in Sapa, you also have the opportunity to enjoy some specialties highland, by the Giay processing such as Muong Hum grilled fish, Muong Khuong horse meat steak, Bac Ha armpits, stir-fried glutinous Van Ban ..., or a simple meal that delicious with vegetables in the field, fish under the pond, pigs self-raising ...

Traveling to Ta Van village at Homestay, gathering in the same roof, discovering the lifestyle and cultural characteristics of the Giay people, will be an interesting highlight in the journey of exploring the land of Sapa, to save. hang on forever