Hanoi: Sapa 3 Days 2 Nights - Trekking Village - Transfer

Sapa, a stunning haven nestled in Vietnam’s northern highlands, beckons travelers with its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural tapestry. This 3-day, 2-night trekking tour from Hanoi promises an immersive adventure, allowing visitors to explore vibrant villages, engage in a traditional cooking class, and witness the captivating heritage of the Hmong people. With flexible start times and a reserve now, pay later option, planning the perfect Sapa escape has never been easier. Uncover the enchanting wonders that await, as you embark on this captivating journey.

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Key Points

This 3-day, 2-night tour from Hanoi to Sapa includes transportation, meals, and accommodations, with a starting price of €114.35 per person.
The itinerary features visits to Hmong villages, a waterfall, and a hydroelectric plant on Day 1, followed by a 9km trek on Day 2 and a 6km trek on Day 3.
The tour offers a cooking class with locals and opportunities to experience the traditional lifestyles of villagers in Sapa.
The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or individuals over 70 years old, and solo travelers may incur an additional cost for a single supplement.
Travelers are advised to bring warm clothing, cash (Vietnamese Dong), and personal medication, as the weather in Sapa can be cold and foggy during certain periods.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The 3 Days 2 Nights Sapa tour from Hanoi offers travelers a comprehensive cultural experience, with prices starting from €114.35 per person.

Immerse in Sapa’s rich culture with a 3-day, 2-night tour from Hanoi, starting at €114.35 per person.

This tour includes a 2-day itinerary with flexible start times, transportation, meals, and accommodations.

Travelers can take advantage of the reserve now and pay later option, as well as free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users or those over 70, and solo travelers may incur an additional single supplement fee.

With an array of inclusions and flexible arrangements, this tour provides an immersive Sapa adventure.

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Itinerary Details

Day 1 begins with a departure from Hanoi to Sapa, a 5-hour bus ride through scenic landscapes. Upon arrival, the group enjoys lunch before exploring the nearby Cat Cat village. Here, they enjoy Hmong customs, marvel at the Cat Cat waterfall, and visit a local hydroelectric plant. After dinner and free time in Sapa, the day comes to a close.

| Day 1 Itinerary | Details |

| — | — |

| Departure | 5-hour bus ride from Hanoi to Sapa |

| Lunch | Upon arrival in Sapa |

| Cat Cat Village | Hmong customs, waterfall, hydroelectric plant |

| Dinner & Free Time | In Sapa |

Day 1

After a 5-hour bus ride through scenic landscapes, the group arrives in Sapa, where they enjoy a lunch upon reaching their destination.

Following the meal, they visit the picturesque Cat Cat village to explore Hmong customs and culture. The itinerary includes a stop at the Cat Cat waterfall and a nearby hydroelectric plant.

As the day winds down, the group has free time to wander through Sapa, taking in the local atmosphere before dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 2

Guests wake up to a hearty breakfast before embarking on a 9km trek through the picturesque landscapes surrounding Sapa.

They’ll visit the villages of Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai, and Ta Van, seeing the local Hmong culture.

After lunch at Ta Van village, they’ll explore more local villages with stunning terraced fields.

The highlight is a cooking class with the locals, where they’ll learn to prepare traditional dishes.

The day concludes with a delicious dinner and an overnight stay at a homestay in Ta Van village, providing a genuine cultural experience.

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Day 3

Waking up to a hearty breakfast, guests then embark on a 6km trek to the villages of Giang Ta Chai and Supan.

Along the way, they’ll experience the lush, verdant landscapes and glimpse the traditional lifestyles of the local villagers.

Travelers will experience the lush, verdant landscapes and glimpse the traditional lifestyles of the local villagers along the way.

After arriving in Giang Ta Chai, guests enjoy a delicious lunch, then continue on to Supan to explore its unique charm.

The tour then returns to Sapa, where travelers board the bus for the 5-hour journey back to Hanoi, arriving around 9:30 PM.

This concludes an immersive 3-day adventure in the captivating Sapa region.

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Accommodations and Inclusions

The tour includes accommodations for 2 nights.

Guests will stay one night in a bungalow homestay at Ta Van village’s Goong House. The other night is spent in a 3-star hotel, the Delta Hotel, in Sapa.

The package covers 2-way air-conditioned and WiFi-equipped sleeping bus transportation from Hanoi, all meals (2 breakfasts, 2 dinners, 3 lunches), entrance fees, travel insurance, and an English-speaking guide.

Solo travelers may incur an extra single supplement cost. Alternative plans are available for those preferring not to trek on Day 2.

Essential items to bring include warm clothing, cash, and personal medication.

Important Information and Recommendations

This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or individuals over 70 years of age. Solo travelers may incur an extra cost for single supplement. Alternative plans are available for those not wishing to trek on Day 2. Packing essentials include warm clothing, cash (Vietnamese Dong), and personal medicine. Weather can be unpredictable, so it’s important to prepare for cold conditions (September-March) and fog (December-March).

| Season | Weather |

|——–|———|

| September-March | Cold |

| December-March | Foggy |

Banking systems in Sapa may not function, so it’s recommended to carry cash for personal expenses.

Meeting Point and Accessibility

The meeting point for this tour is Dien Luc Hotel, located at 30 Ly Thai To, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi.

Some important things to know about the meeting point and accessibility:

The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Hanoi, making it easily accessible for most travelers.
However, note that banking systems in Sapa may not function properly, so it’s recommended to carry cash for personal expenses during the tour.
Wheelchair users and individuals over 70 years old should be aware that this tour may not be suitable for them.
Solo travelers may incur an additional cost for a single supplement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

Yes, you can bring your own food and drinks on the tour. However, most meals are already included, so bringing your own may not be necessary. The tour operator recommends packing light and focusing on enjoying the experience.

Are There Any Restrictions on the Amount of Luggage I Can Bring?

The tour doesn’t have any specific restrictions on the amount of luggage travelers can bring. However, it’s recommended to pack light as the trekking may be challenging with heavy bags. Carry only essentials to make the experience more comfortable.

Is There Wi-Fi Available During the Entire Tour?

Yes, the tour includes Wi-Fi on the air-conditioned sleeping bus during the Hanoi to Sapa and Sapa to Hanoi transfers. However, Wi-Fi access may be limited in the remote villages and homestay.

Can I Customize the Itinerary to My Preferences?

Yes, the tour can be customized to your preferences. The itinerary is flexible, and you can discuss alternative plans with the tour operator if you don’t wish to trek on Day 2 or have other preferences.

How Do I Communicate With the Guide if I Don’t Speak Vietnamese?

The tour includes an English-speaking guide who can communicate with travelers who don’t speak Vietnamese. Plus, the guide can act as a translator to facilitate interactions with local villagers during the homestay and cultural activities.

The Sum Up

This 3-day Sapa trekking tour from Hanoi offers a chance to take in the region’s stunning natural beauty and vibrant local culture. Explore the picturesque villages, participate in a traditional cooking class, and enjoy comfortable accommodations throughout the journey. With flexible start times and a reserve now, pay later option, it’s a hassle-free way to experience the best of Sapa.