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Ethos - Spirit of the Community
  • About Us
    • Spirit of the Community
    • ETHOS Constitution
    • FAQ's
    • Inbound Tour Operators Licence
    • Guide Team
    • Sapa Map
    • Top 10 tips for Sapa
  • Create your Experience
    • The Spirit Tree
    • Simply Hmong
    • Photography Experience
    • Sapa Mountain Riders
    • Buffalo Valley Trek
    • Red Dao Embroidery Workshop
    • Riverside Trek
    • Butterfly Valley BBQ
    • Tam Duong
    • Muong Hum Market
    • Black Hmong Hemp & Embroidery Workshop
    • Motorbike Adventures
    • Sapa Speciality Food Tour
    • Sapa Market Tour
    • Muong Hoa Valley
    • Hmong Batik
    • Sin Ho
    • Ta Giang Phin
    • Ha Giang / Tuyen Quang Special
    • Mu Cang Chai
    • Anthropological Tours
    • Textiles Tours
    • Taste of Muong Hoa (Half day)
    • Herbal Trail Adventure
    • Lu Weaving and Dyeing
    • Twin Waterfalls
    • Rice Terraces and Waterfalls
    • Hidden Forest Fish Farm
    • Ha Giang Loop?
    • The Great North Motorbike Loop
  • Photos & Videos
    • Explore and Discover
  • Contact Us
    • Online Booking Form
  • Train Transfers
  • Sapa Bus Service
  • They Came
  • Blog
  • Sapa Trekking Map
  • Sapa Tips
  • Social Responsibility
  • The History of Sapa
  • Papers and Publications
  • Accommodation in Sapa
  • Current Job Vacancies
  • A guide to Northern Markets
  • Six Tips for Travelling Vietnam Sustainably
  • Ethnic Groups
  • Press and Blogs
  • TrashTrekkers
  • ETHOS Newsletter
  • Reasons to visit Vietnam
  • Important Information
  • The Bamboo Trail
  • The Woodland Way

We have compiled four pieces of important information for you.  Please assure all members of your group have access to these resources.  Packing and preparing properly is important and will certainly make your time with ETHOS more comfortable and more rewarding.

1. What to bring (please click for more information)

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3. Choosing footwear (please click for more information)

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5. Homestays (please click for a video guide of a typical ETHOS homestay in Sapa)

ETHOS Homestays differ greatly from hotels and guesthouses. If you are looking for absolute authenticity in a real home, then this is the choice for you. You can cook and eat with your host family and generally enjoy the hospitality of Sapa's mountain people. Homestays are equipped with a basic sleeping area (bed, blanket and mosquito net). bathroom and toilet facilities vary. Some homes have western toilets while others only have long drop latrines. Homestays are working farms and very basic.

2. Code of Conduct (please click for more information)

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4. How to find us (please click for full map)

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6. Sapa Terrain (please click for more information)

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7. Flora & Fauna (please click for more information)

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