Begin your trekking journey in Mong Ngua village, a peaceful H’Mong community surrounded by rice terraces and mountain scenery. Trek along village paths and farmland, learning about traditional cultivation methods and daily rural life. Mong Ngua is a traditional H’Mong village nestled among rolling hills and terraced rice fields. The village offers a peaceful introduction to life in Mu Cang Chai, where locals still practice age-old farming methods. Walking through Mong Ngua, visitors can observe daily rural activities, traditional wooden houses, and stunning views of rice terraces shaped by generations of mountain farmers.

Rung Truc is a scenic bamboo forest that provides a cool and tranquil trekking route. Towering bamboo trees create natural shade and a quiet atmosphere, making it one of the most relaxing sections of the trek. The forest path connects local villages and offers beautiful views of surrounding valleys and mountains, highlighting the region’s untouched natural environment.

The Corn House is a unique cultural stop reflecting the agricultural lifestyle of the local ethnic communities. Built using traditional materials and inspired by corn cultivation, it represents the importance of maize farming in daily life. Visitors can learn about local crops, farming techniques, and how agriculture shapes both the architecture and culture of Mu Cang Chai.