Highlights
The Nhìu Cồ San 2D2N tour is one of the most diverse trekking journeys in the Northwest, designed by Roam to be more than just a mountain climb — it’s an immersive experience of exploration, emotion, and wild retreat in the heart of majestic nature.
What makes Roam’s Nhìu Cồ San tour different
- Trekking across forests – waterfalls – and untouched beauty of the Northwest. It’s not just about reaching a mountain summit. You’ll pass through the magical Ong Chúa Waterfall, the romantic Heart Waterfall, old forests, bamboo groves, cardamom valleys, and finish at the emotional landmark of the “Lonely Tree” of Nhìu Cồ San. Every stop feels like a living painting where you can truly embrace the vastness of nature.
- A gentle start with proper rest before the climb. Roamers enjoy a light dinner, a cozy night at a homestay, and 5 solid hours of sleep before trekking – ensuring the best stamina. Travel is arranged by high-quality sleeper buses and private transfers, so the journey never feels rushed or exhausting.
- A well-designed 18km route – challenging yet within reach. The trek is thoughtfully divided into balanced stages with breaks for meals and recovery. The ascent and descent take separate routes (going via waterfalls, returning via the Lonely Tree), so every step offers new scenery without repetition. Professional guides and proper warm-up sessions help minimize injuries.
- More than trekking – it’s a complete service experience. This journey goes beyond hiking. Sip tea at sunset, share hotpot dinners in the forest, sleep warmly in mountain tents, then soak your feet in herbal baths and relax with a gentle massage after conquering the peak. Roam ensures you don’t return home with sore muscles, but with a restored body and soul.
- Local life & the true “slow living” experience. You’ll visit Nhìu Cồ San village, admire golden rice fields in the valley (around August–September), listen to the soothing streams of Mường Hum, and connect with the daily life of the H’mông people at the frontier. It’s not just about landscapes – it’s about slowing down, feeling deeper, and living the moment.
Itinerary
- 18:00 – Roam’s tour guide welcomes Roamers at My Dinh Bus Station. Enjoy a light buffet dinner in the VIP lounge.
- 18:50 – Board the VIP sleeper bus to Lao Cai. During the ride, Roamers have up to 4 hours of quality sleep to recharge for the 18km trekking journey ahead.
- 23:10 – Arrive in Lao Cai. A private car will transfer Roamers to a cozy homestay in Muong Hum.
- 00:45 – Arrive at the homestay and rest with a warm 5-hour night’s sleep.
With this arrangement, Roam ensures health and stamina come first for every Roamer.
Booking Policy
- Price: 3,899,000 VND
- Maximum group size: 15 – 18 pax
Equipment
- Trekking pole – Standard 1 per person
- Backpack – Standard 1 per person
- Wide-brim hat – Standard 1 per person
- Gloves – Standard 1 pair per person
- Raincoat – Standard 1 per person
- Waterproof bag – Standard 1 per person
- Flashlight – Standard 1 per person
- Compass – Standard 1 per person
- Lighter – Standard 1 per person
- Rescue whistle – Standard 1 per person
- Emergency blanket – Standard 1 per person
- Knee support – Standard 1 per person
- Sports glasses (UV protection, windproof) – Standard 1 per person
- Electrolyte tablets – Replenish minerals and micronutrients, boost immunity and health during trekking when the body feels fatigued
- Insect repellent spray – Protects the body from insects encountered during trekking
- Basic medical kit – To be used in cases of injury or health issues such as fever, stomachache, etc.
Notes
I. Clothing
- Clothes
- Colors: Small tip, you should choose warm colors like yellow, red… which help with easy visibility and standing out. Especially useful in case you get lost or need assistance.
- Recommended quantity:
- Pants: 2–3 pairs
- Shirts: 05 pieces (including: 01 windbreaker, 02 T-shirts, 01 fleece/thermal shirt, 01 thick jacket)
- Sleepwear: 01 set
Note: All clothes should be long-sleeved to avoid insects, scratches, and injuries. For pants, choose quick-dry, stretchable, and easy-to-move materials.
- Shoes
- Should choose trekking shoes with the following criteria:
- High-ankle
- Waterproof
- With insulation layer
- Sole with grip studs
- Thick and soft sole
- Choose one size larger than normal to avoid toe collision when trekking
- Socks
- Choose thick, high-ankle socks
- Recommended quantity: 3–5 pairs per trip
II. Personal items
- Toothbrush, toothpaste & face towel
- Sanitary pads (bring one pack): can also be used in case of foot pain; help reduce sweat, soften, and protect the feet
- Sunscreen: protect skin from strong UV rays on mountain peaks
- Power bank
- Mobile phone, selfie stick…
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FAQs
Not at all! The route is designed to be suitable, with warm-up, rest breaks, and full support team. Even first-timers can join if they have basic health and a spirit of exploration.
Testimonials
“I had never trekked before so I was nervous, but Roam’s Nhìu Cồ San tour was exactly ‘tiring but so worth it’. The team guided us carefully through each section, with timely breaks, good food, cozy sleep, and even a herbal foot soak after climbing. Couldn’t believe I’d be cared for this well in the mountains!”
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“Never thought a trekking tour could be this relaxing. The scenery was unreal – from Heart Waterfall to the cardamom forest, then cloud-covered peaks. But what I remember most was sleeping warmly in the forest, dining in nature, and waking up to mist wrapping the trees. The true peak of slow living.”
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“The trail isn’t super easy, but thanks to Roam’s well-planned stages, it never felt overwhelming. I went with my girlfriend, both first-time climbers, and we absolutely enjoyed it. Even after returning home, we were still on cloud nine. Really loved Roam’s style – genuine, no fluff, just pure experience.”
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“I’ve done several mountain tours, but this is the first trekking trip that still gave real rest space. After 18 km trekking, coming back to a homestay with a foot soak, hot tea, early sleep – and the next day I was fresh enough to go straight to work. Felt like a total reset.”
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“I chose to go solo to regain energy after work stress. Walking through forests, climbing waterfalls, sleeping in camp under the stars… then waking up to clouds drifting below my feet – nothing compares. Didn’t expect it to be such a healing journey.”
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