SA PA TREKKING 2D/1N THROUGH NATURE AND CULTURE WITH LALA

Experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of Sapa with a 2-day, 1-night trekking adventure led by an experienced local guide, Lala. This small-group tour takes you through stunning landscapes, immersing you in the traditions of Dragon Mountain, Mong Du, and Hang Da villages. Savor authentic local cuisine and enjoy evening entertainment during your stay in a traditional homestay. Whether you’re an avid hiker or simply seeking an unforgettable cultural experience, this tour promises an unforgettable journey.

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Key Points

2-day, 1-night trekking tour that takes you through the stunning landscapes and cultural sites of Sapa, Vietnam.
Guided by an experienced local, Lala, who is fluent in English and will provide insights into the region’s nature and culture.
Includes trekking to Dragon Mountain, Mong Du, and Hang Da villages, as well as a stay in a traditional homestay.
Recommended for travelers with a moderate fitness level, as the terrain can be steep and uneven.
Priced at €7.48 per person, with an additional cost of 700,000 VND for meals, accommodation, entrance fees, and guide services.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The 2-day, 1-night trekking tour in Sapa offers visitors an immersive experience through the region’s breathtaking nature and traditional culture. Priced from €7.48 per person, the tour includes 19km of trekking over two days.

It’s a small group experience, limited to 16 participants, and allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. The tour features guided visits to local villages, a stay in a traditional homestay, and all meals.

An additional cost of 700,000 VND covers meals, accommodation, entrance fees, and guide services. Moderate fitness is required for the steep, uneven terrain.

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Itinerary Highlights

The itinerary highlights the tour’s immersive journey through Sapa’s stunning landscapes and cultural encounters.

On Day 1, the adventure starts at 9 AM from Sapa Stone Church. Trekkers will ascend Dragon Mountain (1900m), visit Mong Du and Hang Da villages, and enjoy lunch in Ha Dang.

In the evening, they’ll stay at a traditional homestay in Hau Thao, savoring local meals and experiencing karaoke.

Day 2 features treks to Ta Van, Giang Ta Chai, and a waterfall exploration, before returning to Sapa Town around 2-3 PM.

With an experienced local guide, Lala, this 2-day, 19km trek offers a comprehensive nature and cultural experience.

Included Services

Included in this 2-day, 1-night trekking package are various services to ensure a seamless and immersive experience.

An experienced local guide, Lala, fluent in English, will lead the group. Accommodation is provided in a traditional homestay, where guests can enjoy authentic local meals.

Transportation to and from Sapa Town is included. The total additional cost for meals, accommodation, entrance tickets, and guide services is 700,000 VND per person.

The total additional cost for meals, accommodation, entrance tickets, and guide services is 700,000 VND per person.

This small-group tour is limited to 16 participants, providing a more personalized and intimate adventure.

Participant Requirements and Restrictions

This tour isn’t suitable for children under 8 years old, people with back problems, mobility impairments, diabetes, altitude sickness, or those over 95 years old.

However, children under 4 are free, but you’ll need to inform the operator in advance.

A moderate fitness level is required, as the trek involves steep and uneven terrain.

Participants should come prepared with comfortable shoes, a change of clothes, sun protection, insect repellent, and a light raincoat.

The group size is limited to 16 people, ensuring a small and personalized experience.

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What to Bring and Important Notes

Comfortable shoes, a change of clothes, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, sunglasses, and a light raincoat are essential items to bring on this trekking tour.

Essential gear for a comfortable trekking tour: comfortable shoes, change of clothes, sunscreen, insect repellent, hat, sunglasses, and light raincoat.

This is a group tour, so you’ll be trekking with other travelers. It’s important to book at least 48 hours in advance and cancel or reschedule 24 hours prior if needed.

The homestay is simple, authentic, and cozy with basic facilities. The terrain can be steep and uneven, so a moderate fitness level is required.

Remember to follow the booking policy and pack the necessary items for a comfortable and enjoyable trekking experience in Sa Pa.

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Exploring Dragon Mountain and Mong Du Village

The trekking tour kicks off at 9:00 AM from the Sapa Stone Church.

Hikers will ascend Dragon Mountain, a challenging climb to an elevation of 1900m.

Traversing the rugged terrain, they’ll encounter Mong Du village, where they’ll glimpse the traditional ways of life.

Next, they’ll trek to Hang Da village before stopping for lunch in Ha Dang.

After refueling, the group will continue on to their homestay in Hau Thao village.

Here, they’ll experience local hospitality and enjoy a traditional dinner, followed by an evening of cultural activities like karaoke.

Discovering Ta Van and Giang Ta Chai Villages

After a hearty breakfast at the homestay, the group sets out to explore the neighboring villages of Ta Van and Giang Ta Chai.

They wind through lush green fields, past flowing streams, and alongside towering peaks. The trekking offers:

Breathtaking views of the Sapa valley
Interactions with friendly locals in traditional dress
A chance to discover a hidden waterfall

The day culminates with a visit to Giang Ta Chai Village, where the group marvels at the picturesque scenery and learns about the unique culture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is It Safe to Trek Alone or Do I Need to Join a Group?

For this trek, it’s recommended to join a group tour. Trekking alone can be risky due to the steep, uneven terrain and potential hazards. The group tour provides a safer experience with a local guide.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks During the Trek?

You can bring your own food and drinks during the trek, but all meals are included in the tour price. The guide will provide filtered water, so there’s no need to bring your own.

Is There an Opportunity to Purchase Souvenirs or Local Handicrafts?

Yes, there are opportunities to purchase souvenirs and local handicrafts during the trek. The local villages visited offer a chance to browse and buy traditional handmade crafts, pottery, and other cultural products.

Are There Any First-Aid Facilities Available During the Trek?

There are basic first-aid supplies available with the guide during the trek. Should any minor injuries occur, the guide can provide basic medical assistance. However, it’s recommended to bring your own personal first-aid kit as well.

Can I Request a Different Type of Accommodation Other Than a Homestay?

Yes, you can request a different type of accommodation other than a homestay, though it may come at an additional cost. The tour operator can provide hotel or resort options to suit your preferences, if available.

The Sum Up

This Sapa trekking adventure offers a chance to take in the region’s captivating natural beauty and vibrant cultural heritage. Led by the knowledgeable local guide Lala, the small-group tour provides a personalized experience as you trek through stunning landscapes, explore traditional villages, and stay in a homestay. Whether you’re seeking an outdoor adventure or a cultural exploration, this 2-day, 1-night excursion is an excellent way to discover the enchanting Sapa region.