Chu hires local Hmong porters and guides from Y Linh Ho, so trekking income stays in the village and supports families with fair wages.

His treks are designed to be plastic-free, cutting single-use waste on the mountain and keeping Sapa’s trails cleaner.

Chu manages plastic waste on every trek and focuses on protecting Sapa’s natural environment, helping keep the trails free from rubbish.

These mountain treks are low-carbon by nature, relying on walking through Sapa’s trails instead of fuel-heavy activities.

The best street food ever, buzzing energy, hill tribes, and views that make your pictures look photoshopped

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Skip the tour-bus routes. Trek with H'mong and Dao hosts, eat with Hanoi food guides, and stay with handpicked local hosts.

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<p>Born and raised in Y Linh Ho village at the foot of Fansipan, Chu is a Black Hmong guide who has spent over 10 years trekking the mountains around Sapa. A father of two, he started hosting treks in 2016 to share a more local side of the area. His trips are plastic-free and can be customised. What makes his hosting feel personal is how closely it connects to home—his treks support Y Linh Ho by hiring local Hmong guides and porters at fair wages, while keeping a strong focus on reducing waste in the mountains.</p>

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Born and raised in Y Linh Ho village at the foot of Fansipan, Chu is a Black Hmong guide who has spent over 10 years trekking the mountains around Sapa. A father of two, he started hosting treks in 2016 to share a more local side of the area. His trips are plastic-free and can be customised. What makes his hosting feel personal is how closely it connects to home—his treks support Y Linh Ho by hiring local Hmong guides and porters at fair wages, while keeping a strong focus on reducing waste in the mountains.