Tour riêng
3-Night Sapa Trekking Tour from Hanoi
Tổng quát
96 giờ
Vé di động
Take a round-trip journey to northwest Vietnam by overnight train from Hanoi to Lao Cai and Sapa, where you’ll embark on two moderate treks past rice terraces and scenic mountain valleys to local villages. With an experienced private guide at your side, observe the daily lifestyle of the Black Hmong, Red Dao and Dzay people as you interact with villagers and gain insight into tribal traditions. Relax in the evening, with free time to explore the colorful market town of Sapa, including overnight accommodation at a 3 or 4-star hotel.
Thông tin khác
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
A moderate amount of hiking is involved
Sunscreen, a hat, comfortable shoes and insect repellent is recommended
A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
Rates are based on twin-share accommodations
Chính sách hủy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Bao gồm
Round-trip train fare from Hanoi including 2-nights' sleeper car accommodation
Professional guide
Transport by air-conditioned vehicle
Overnight accommodation in Sapa
Dinner
Gratuities
Hanoi Hotel Drop off
Điểm đón trả
Điểm đón
Chọn điểm đón
Cần Quan Tâm
Hanoi - Overnight train to Sapa
Lưu Trú
Overnight on train
This evening you will be picked up by our driver from your hotel located in Hanoi's Old Quarter (advised prior to departure), between 7.30pm-7pm. Say farewell to your local guide before you board the overnight sleeper train bound for Lao Cai (departing approximately 9.30pm, approximately 6 hours journey time). The train journey is unaccompanied, and you may be sharing with locals or other travellers
Lao Cai – Sapa (B, L, D)
Lưu Trú
3-4 star acommodation
Đồ ăn và uống
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
LUNCH
Lunch
DINNER
Dinner
Sapa
Upon arrival in Lao Cai at dawn, you’re transferred to Sapa. You can leave your luggage at the tour office and enjoy a shower plus a full buffet breakfast at Hotel. Once you’re refreshed and fortified, your morning trek departs from Sapa to Ta Phin valley. Walk with your experienced guide through the town for about 20 minutes before turning down a dirt road to Ma Tra, a Black Hmong village defined by its traditional clothing and customs. The moderate hiking route through this rural community offers more picturesque vistas of vegetable gardens and rice terraces flanked by green mountains rising in the background. You have time to visit with local families and learn about traditional fiber processing before continuing your trek to Ta Phin village, located in one of the most scenic valleys in Vietnam. Stop here for a simple picnic lunch before exploring the village, admiring the embroidered clothing and red headscarves worn by the tribal women of this ethnic group called the Red Dao. In the afternoon, you’ll return to Sapa by private, air-conditioned vehicle to check in to your hotel and eat dinner. You’re free to explore the charming town's sloping streets or the market with many colorful handicrafts, or head up to Ham Rong peak for a fantastic photo op over Sapa (depending on weather conditions; entrance fee not included). • Overnight in Paris Boutique Hotel, Sapa Diamond Hotel or similar (3 stars option) • Overnight in Sapa Legend Hotel, Amazing SapaHotel or similar (4 stars option)
Ta Phin Village
Ta Phin is the nearest village of Red Dao’s ethnic group within the area of Sapa district. From Sapa, it will take about 30 minutes to reach here by motorbike. The mountainous road can make it difficult for cars to move, so the best solution is to hire a “xe om”, or motorbike taxi, and the experienced driver will take you to right place at a very reasonable price with many useful advices and tips.
Ham Rong Mountain
Ham Rong Mountain is a dragon-shaped mountain located right next to Sapa town center, and is also a famous eco-tourist site of this beautiful Sapa tourist destination. This is one of the few mountains of Vietnam with a beautiful image and a good legend.
Sapa – Lao Cai – Hanoi (B, L)
Lưu Trú
Overnight on Train
Đồ ăn và uống
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
LUNCH
Lunch
Fansipan Hiking Trips
Following a hotel breakfast, meet your guide in the morning and depart on a second trek from the town of Sapa to Golden Stream valley. Today’s hike offers more stunning views of rice terraces and gardens as well as Mt Fansipan, whose summit rises 10,312 feet (3,143 meters) above sea level. After crossing a suspension bridge, marvel at the breathtaking scenery as you continue through the Golden Stream valley, stopping at Lao Chai village for lunch. After your meal, follow your guide on a walk through this village where Black Hmong people reside, and continue on to Ta Van village, home to the Dzay tribe. This part of the hike is relatively easy, though the trail can be quite slippery if it rains, so good footwear is recommended. You’ll visit with some local families and learn about their daily lifestyle and fascinating culture, before departing to the main road to meet up with your driver and return to Sapa. A shower is available at the hotel, followed by an afternoon free to explore the town on your own. In the evening, depart Sapa for Lao Cai, where you’ll take the night train back to Hanoi.
Ta Van Village
Ta Van located far from Sapa less than 10 kilometers, Ta Van – a village of Lao Cai province is lying peacefully in the valley of Muong Hoa. Residents are mainly the H’Mong ethnic, Giay, and Red Dao… with approximately 1000 people.
Hanoi
Hanoi
Train arrives Hanoi railway station. Finish the tour
Tùy chọn
3 Star Hotel
3-Night Sapa Trekking Tour from Hanoi, staying at the Bamboo Sapa Hotel.
Pickup included
4 Star Hotel
3-Night Sapa Trekking Tour from Hanoi, staying at the U Sapa Hotel
Pickup included
Đánh giá
10 đánh giá
Tổng số đánh giá và xếp hạng từ Viator & TripAdvisor
This outing is definitely worth the effort!
b00nchuc,
9 thg 3, 2024
- Tripadvisor
5.00This trip is so worth it! It was well organized from start to finish. My driver, Sang, was great. He picked me up on time and was friendly. He also Waited and allowed me to leave stuff in the car. My guide was also excellent. He had been walking the mountain for 15 years so knew lots of great facts and all the less waked paths! He is also great on the camera. Would definitely recommend this trip!
Sapa was truly enchanting
jackbB1528SL,
4 thg 3, 2024
- Tripadvisor
5.00Our time in Sa Pa and its neighboring villages was truly memorable. Guided by the exceptional Su, we were immersed in a world of warmth, information, and cultural richness. Su's friendliness and knowledge enriched our journey, offering insights into local customs and fostering positive interactions within our group. I wholeheartedly endorse the hiking tour through the villages; it provides a profound understanding of the diverse peoples inhabiting this region. A big thank you to Su for her outstanding guidance—we couldn't have asked for a better experience!
We LOVE Sapa
jessicafF4150QO,
13 thg 12, 2023
- Tripadvisor
5.00We had a wonderful time with all the activities, especially the overnight sleeper train. Our package initially didn't cover the Fansipan cable car, requiring an extra fee, but it was definitely worth it. The two-day trek in Sapa was fantastic. Despite some challenging parts, the overall experience was thoroughly enjoyable. We were fortunate to have Phu (May) as our guide. Her helpfulness, friendliness, and engaging approach enriched our journey. Through her, we gained a deep understanding of the local culture, making our trip not only fun but also educational and rewarding.
This tour is amazing! We stayed in a...
Rachel N,
8 thg 4, 2016
- Viator
5.00This tour is amazing! We stayed in a 4-star hotel in Sapa that was brand new and had a great view of the mountains Amazing Hotel, had a private tour just myself and my husband with a great guide for the 2 days of trecking Phaj Muas belongs to one of the local minority tribes, speaks impressive English and took us through trails where we could see beautiful landscape and how local tribes live, always respecting our pace. Only cons relate to the tiredness of the overnight in the train to arrive and leave Sapa and also to the fact that we could not do an early check in at our hotel in our arrival to Sapa, so we were taken to the agency to another hotel to take a shower not the best installations and have breakfast and also before our return to Hanoi.
I definitely recommend this tour!I thought everything was amazing...
Mandeep B,
4 thg 1, 2016
- Viator
5.00I thought everything was amazing. Really happy with this tour including the trek and our guide Thinh (or spelt Thanh). The only thing I thought could have been better was the dinners, it seemed very samey on the two nights we were in Sapa and very simple. A choice for dinner would have been great.
Best Part of my trip to Vietnam. The...
Alwaleed A,
13 thg 12, 2015
- Viator
5.00Best Part of my trip to Vietnam. The tour guide was very informative and fun. The town is a must visit to all visitors to Vietnam. Be prepared for cold weather during winter.
Great experience in to Northwest of Vietnam
mailE5277XA,
2 thg 3, 2024
- Tripadvisor
4.00Su was an excellent tour guide, with proficient English skills. Although February weather brought foggy cold conditions with a chance of rain, we were fortunate to experience rainfall only on the last day. The hiking trails spanning 3-6 miles through hills and streets were muddy and slippery, emphasizing the necessity of wearing hiking shoes. Despite the rice fields not being planted yet, we witnessed picturesque hillside landscapes adorned with grass and puddles of water. The accommodations, including the hotel and homestay, were satisfactory, while the food met our expectations. Overall, the tour provided good value, though it's worth noting that it may not be suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues. Nevertheless, it was a delightful opportunity to immerse ourselves in the culture of Sapa and gain insights into its rich heritage.
Tony in the office is VERY helpful...
Psmquan,
26 thg 10, 2015
- Viator
4.00Tony in the office is VERY helpful and can write proper English. I had problems at the train station, he called, what's app........and helped.
I saw others tour guide can speak much better English.Do not do Sa Pa in winter
Craig R,
21 thg 1, 2023
- Viator
2.00Let start by saying our local Sa Pa Guide was great! But, there were a few short falls. First off, the train to Sa Pa, got dropped off at the station by a driver that spoke no English and had no idea how we get our tickets. We contacted the tour operator and still got little and conflicting information. After walking all over train station we were told to just wait? An hour before departure an agent came up to us with our tickets and showed us onto the train. If they would have just told us that at the beginning it would have saved us an hour of complete confusion. Once we got to Sa Pa, our guide and the food were awesome. But the temperature was 38F foggy and misty. The hotel room was nice but the heater couldn't keep up. Never got over 55F in the room. There were never the views you see in the advertisement because of the fog and mist. They should warn people against going in winter. But again I can't stress enough how good our Sa Pa Guide was and how he tried to make our trip enjoyable.
Viator sub-contracted this tour out...
Graham M,
1 thg 12, 2015
- Viator
1.00Viator sub-contracted this tour out to a company called Bravo IndoChina tours who were a complete shambles. We got picked up from our hotel to be taken to the train station by someone who didn't have a clue about the tour and turned out to only be a random Uber taxi driver. We were also dropped off unnecessarily early to the station.
When we got to Sapa we were briefly met by the guide who led us to breakfast at a different hotel to the one that we were actually staying at. He informed us we could check into our hotel at 8.15 which he'd confirmed with the reception. We went there but couldn't actually get our room until 9.30.
The trekking was ok but more of a walk through the countryside. It was a big pity the guide didn't do anything to deter the local women from constantly following us and trying to sell us trinkets. This really took away from a beautiful part of the world.
Bravo had been in contact with me before the tour as apparently we needed a voucher that was different to the Viator one. Despite chasing them many times they never actually sent it to me even though they kept saying they would. Eventually they sent it to our guide. this voucher was also to be exchanged for our train tickets for the overnight train back to Hanoi. My friend and I were given tickets for berths in carriages at opposite ends of the train but verbally told they were actually meant for the same cabin and just to go there. However, when we did this the train staff weren't happy at all and kept asking us to move.
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