Day 1: Sapa – Fansipan Mountain by Cable car (L)
07:10; Pick up from the hotel, get on Limousine Bus and depart for Sapa. Arrival Sapa in the early afternoon, check in to your hotel and then have lunch at the local restaurant
14:00; You will take a car from Sa Pa to visit Fansipan, the highest peak of Indochina mountains. It normally takes people one or two days to reach the peak of Fansipan mountain on foot. However, you will take The three-rope cable car system which carry you from the bottom to the highest point of the mountain in 15-20 minutes. Fansipan cable car is kind of a modern three-wire cable in the world, the first time presence in Asia. Distance from the Muong Hoa Valley to the peak is 6,2km long, a total of 35 cabins, passing 6 main pillars, each pillar is away from each other 1 km.
From there, you can enjoy the scenery and magnificent views to Sapa and can admire views of Muong Hoa valley and Hoang Lien National Forest from above. also beautiful landscape of Lai Chau province. Then, you will be transferred back to Sapa.
In the afternoon, you have time to explore Sapa town, Sapa market etc. Dinner by your own account, Overnight in Sapa
Day 2 : Sa Pa – None Tourist Trek the dirt trails of Sapa, Less Travelled – Nam Cang – Nam Nhiu village -Sapa (B/L):
Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel before driving down to the lowest valley of Sa Pa, around 2 hours driving descending the Sa Pa valley, Along the way you have many chances to see breathtaking view of paddy terrace field and cornfield, where is the largest terrace paddy of Sa Pa District. Passing Ban Ho village. Your car ascend to My Son Village then Nam Cang Village, where are minorities people living such as Xa Pho, Red Zao, White H’mong Stopped by Nam Than Village, You can visit minority people house then You start to trek by suspension bridge, First impression is approaching small waterfall with breezy and cool, Along your trekking are many small waterfall like that, Furthermore is the most stunning view of lowest Valley, Constituted by paddy terraces and “Buffalo house on stilts” scattered on paddy terrace, More special is along your trekking you have chance to enjoin with forest song –“Bird singing”. After 2 hours trekking you will have lunch in a minority people house on stilts in Thanh Phu Village then transfer back to Sapa by viewing sun set on the mountainous . Overnight in Sa Pa.
Day 3: Visit Ta Phin village – Herbal bath – Bus Back to Hanoi (B/L)
Have breakfast at the hotel – Travel by car to Ta Phin where you can meet Red Dao people (the most colorful people in Sapa). You will walk around Ta Phin village where 2 ethnic groups, Black Hmong and Red Dao minorities, live their own way with no cultural mixture. Experience how different they are in many ways by visiting their house and interact with the locals. In the afternoon, take your time for a herbal bath. Red Dao people will boil a collection of fresh and dried plants and bark in a water filled giant wok, over a charcoal fire. Then this water will be transferred to a wooden barrel tub and ready for you to come and soak your bones in the Dao traditional bath and wash away your aches, pains, worries and woes all at once in the privacy of a separate bathhouse. Afterward we will be picked up again by our private awaiting van and transferred to Sapa to catch the bus back to Hanoi
15:30: Get on Limousine Bus to back to Hanoi.
21:15: Bus back to the office in Hanoi and our hotel staff is waiting to escort you back to the hotel.
Trip ends.
TOUR PRICE
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3★ Hotel (1 night): USD 220 per person
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4★ Hotel (1 night): USD 240 per person
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5★ Hotel (1 night): USD 280 per person
Tour Duration: 2 Days / 1 Night
Operation: Available year-round / On request
IMPORTANT NOTES
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On Day 2, if you prefer not to join the long trek (Y Linh Ho – Lao Chai – Ta Van), our tour leader will be happy to suggest alternative activities.
👉 Please note that any additional entrance tickets and transportation costs will be at your own expense
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The trekking distance is approximately 9 km, which may be challenging, especially in rainy conditions
👉 Not recommended for elderly travelers
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This trek is not suitable for children under 6 years old or guests with mobility limitations
WHAT TO BRING
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Warm clothes, scarf, hat, or cap as Sapa weather can be unpredictable
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It can be quite cold from September to March, especially during winter months
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Due to Sapa’s altitude, fog is common between December and March
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Recommended items:
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Trekking shoes
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Sunglasses & sunscreen
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Insect repellent
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Please bring cash in Vietnamese Dong (VND), as banking services in Sapa can occasionally be limited
👉 Major currencies such as USD, EUR, and AUD are also widely accepted
