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Embark on a scenic 2-day journey to Sapa, where breathtaking landscapes meet rich cultural heritage. This tour offers a perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and cultural discovery — ideal for nature lovers and curious travelers alike.
🌾 Explore Cát Cát Village, a charming H’mong village known for its traditional wooden houses, waterfalls, and vibrant textiles.
🥾 Trek through Muong Hoa Valley, passing the stunning rice terraces of Lao Chai, Ta Van, and Giang Ta Chai villages, where you’ll meet Black H’mong, Giay, and Red Dao ethnic minorities.
🛖 Experience authentic local life, learn about traditional crafts, and immerse yourself in the cultures of northern Vietnam.
🚡 Take a spectacular cable car ride to Fansipan Peak — the “Roof of Indochina” — and enjoy panoramic views above the clouds at 3,143 meters.
🛍️ Relax and explore Sapa Town, visiting its famous stone church, bustling market, and cozy mountain cafés.
🌙 In the evening, wander through the Sapa Night Market, where you can sample authentic local food, shop handmade souvenirs, or try a traditional herbal foot massage — a perfect way to retreat.
What’s Waiting for You
🏔️ SAPA TOUR FROM HANOI
🕒 Duration: 2 Days 1 Night | 🚐 Round-trip from Hanoi
🚌 Inorder to have more time in SaPa, we’ll depart a NIGHT BEFORE the schedule to maximum your time experience there.
Depart Hanoi by overnight sleeper bus (around 21:00–22:00)
Arrive in Sapa early the next morning (~04:30–05:30)
🛏️ Accommodation Note:
Please note that hotel accommodation is not included in this tour package. However, we’re happy to help! You can contact us to select your perfect stay — from cozy ethnic homestays to comfortable 3–4 star hotels in Sapa. We can also send you tailored suggestions after your booking is confirmed, ensuring your experience matches the best to your style and budget.
🏡 Cát Cát Village
Discover Cát Cát Village, a traditional H’mong village near Sapa known for its scenic rice terraces, wooden houses, waterfalls, and vibrant local crafts. A must-visit for cultural immersion and stunning photo spots in the mountains of northern Vietnam.
🌾 Lao Chai Village
Lao Chai is a peaceful Black H’mong village set against breathtaking rice terraces in the Muong Hoa Valley. Visitors can enjoy light trekking, interact with locals, and experience authentic rural life in the heart of Sapa.
🌿 Tả Van Village
Tả Van Village is home to the Giay ethnic group and offers an immersive cultural experience amidst lush rice fields and mountain views. Ideal for homestays, this village showcases traditional architecture and the simple beauty of Sapa’s highland life.
🍃 Giang Tả Chải Village
Nestled in a bamboo forest, Giang Tả Chải is a Red Dao village known for its natural waterfall, hanging bridges, and traditional herbal remedies. A great stop for trekking enthusiasts seeking nature, culture, and quiet charm.
🏔️ Fansipan Peak
Conquer Fansipan, the “Roof of Indochina,” via a breathtaking cable car ride. At 3,143 meters, this is Vietnam’s highest peak and offers panoramic views, majestic temples, and cool alpine air — a highlight of any Sapa trip.
🛍️Sapa Night Market
Sapa Night Market is the perfect evening spot to sample local street food, shop handmade souvenirs, or enjoy a traditional herbal foot massage. A lively cultural hub that brings together flavors, crafts, and highland hospitality.
🏙️ Explore Sapa Town Before Departure
Before heading back to Hanoi, take time to explore the charming heart of Sapa Town at your own pace. Visit the iconic hurch, browse the lively Sapa Market for local spices, handmade textiles, and hill-tribe souvenirs, or relax in a cozy mountain-view café. Whether you’re shopping for gifts or simply soaking in the cool highland atmosphere, this is the perfect way to wrap up your Sapa experience.
Included
- English speaking tourguide
- All day scheduled transpotation
- All entrance tickets
Not Included
- Lunch or dinner
- Tips for tourguide/ driver
- Other personal expenses
Some Notes:
- Please be on time at the meeting point. The bus will not wait for late arrivals for any reason.
- The tour involves moderate walking and some stairs, especially at Mua caves
- The itinerary may be subject to minor changes due to weather or unforeseen circumstances, but we’ll do our best to follow it as closely as possible.
- All entrance fees are included in the tour price — you won’t need to buy additional tickets on the day.
- Meals and personal expenses are not included, unless specified in your booking.
- Once your booking is confirmed, there is no refund for any reason.
What To Bring:
- Comfortable shoes (for walking and exploring)
- Hat and sunscreen (to protect yourself from the sun)
- Bottled water (to stay hydrated during the tour)
- Cash (in case you want to buy souvenirs or snacks at the market)
- Camera or phone (to capture beautiful moments)
