True Color Tours

If you crave quiet time, local life in the mountains with breathtaking views, and the opportunity to escape the crowds of hundreds of other tourists. We have a gem to share with you. Hang Kia Pà Cò - Around 3.5 hours from Hanoi.
There are a few homestays here to choose from, and we were fortunate enough to sleep in a low-profile, almost anonymous one with 2 freestanding rooms on a hillside. One room with 2 beds and one with a large bed and balcony, both with clean, modern bathrooms, all surrounded by trees, plants, and nature.
The village is known for making and dyeing h**p cloth with locally grown indigo plants. and you can pick up some great deals from the H'mong women on handmade, batik-decorated cloth creations ( we put a video link in the comments if you want to learn more about this process).
Paved trails wind through the steep mountains, affording spectacular views and a glimpse into local life if you're up for renting a motorbike. You can also hire a local guide to show you around and take you to some villages and viewpoints that are hard to find and challenging to reach on your own. There is a weekly, colorful market every Sunday, so that is a bonus for weekend visits.
We can arrange transportation to get there and assist with any arrangements that you would like for your stay.

Thank you everyone for making this happen. We appreciate all of your support!

"Bánh Mì đây, Phở đây" on boats!!!

-Where? The Mekong Delta
-What time? 5.30 am! What time???????????????????????????
-What's for breakfast? Anything you want: killer coffee-hot or cold (probably cold), Hủ tiếu, amazingly tastly Bánh mì if the exclusive chi oi shows up, Phở, coconut, mango, water melon, you name it!
-Why on boats? because this is the location of the largest floating market in Vietnam.
Who: locals, they welcome the Tays but this market is for the locals and supplies food from various regions for the surrounding areas.
- How to get there: Direct flights from Hanoi, Danang, car from Saigon...and boats!
- What else: you will have a chance to see how fresh noodles are made, visit local gardens and orchards, and IF you are lucky, you will get to hear the singing call and response from the boaters especially your dear funny local guide.
- How to book? THINK HARD!!! You know where to find us!