Transfer: Private or Sleep on Train from Hanoi
Pick up : At your hotel in Hanoi
Departure Time: 19:45 - 20:30
Sapa expeditions 5 days 6 nights
At a elevation of 1600 meters, Sapa is a delightful old French hill station situated in the mountainous region of Vietnams' northwest, close to the Chinese border. The region is home to many ethnic minorities groups all wearing their traditional and colourful attire. This trip includes a 4-day trek through the hills and valleys in the Sapa region. Average walking time for each day is around 6 hours, passing through H'mong, Day, Tho, Tay, Nhang, and Red Dao communities.
Three nights are spent in these minority villages so be warned, you will have to do without some modern comforts on this one. Often there is no electricity or running water and bedding can be a layer of straw covered with a mat in some cases. The apparent hardships are worth it though as we walk through some of the most spectacular scenery that Vietnam has to offer.
Sapa Trekking 5 Days, Sapa Tours, Sapa Packages
Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Lao Chai - TaVan - Ban Ho - Catcat - Thanh Phu
Tour Duration: 5 days / 6 nights
Night 1 : Hanoi -Laocai
Our car pick up from your hotel then transfer to Hanoi train station to get the night train to Lao Cai station.Overnight in your soft sleep cabin.
Day 1: Sapa -Lao Chai - Ta Van. (B,L,D)
Picked up at Laocai Railway station early in the morning by bus. Arrive at Sapa round 8:00 AM. Breakfast and relax. Walk around Sapa and then start trekking from Sapa at 10:00 AM to visit a village of the Black H’mong (LaoChaiSan). Go though hillsides along MuongHoa river. Cross the river by a suspension bridge to reach LaoChai village. Take the paths across the paddy fields to get to the 3rd village of the Dzay minority (TaVan) and stay the night at a Dzay family in this village. Picnic lunch on the way and dinner at the family.
Day 2: Giang Ta Chai – Su Pan – Ban Ho.(B,L,D)
Breakfast with the local family and then get to a village located at the foot of HoangLienSon range via bamboo forests. Visit a waterfall and a rattan bridge. After the village, get down to the river, cross it and keep going to SuPan village for 2 minorities – The H’mong and the Red Dzao. . Get off the road to go down hill to BanHo village. Overnight at Ban Ho with a Tay family who have houses on stilts. Picnic lunch on the way and dinner at the family.
Day 3: Nam toong – Thanh Phu – My Son .(B,L,D)
Get up early in the morning for fresh air and peaceful daily life of the people. Breakfast and leave the village for a hard day. Walk uphill to a smallest and almost untouched village of the Red Dzao (Namtoong). Go further to another village on the same side of of the mountain range to see the XaPho ethnic group in NamKen. Get down to the river and go up to MiSon to visit the XaPho again. Spend the night in ThanhPhu village at a Tay family. Picnic lunch on the way and dinner with the local family.
Day 4: Thanh Phu – Sapa.(B,L,D)
Breakfast at ThanhPhu village. Walk back to SuPan village where to take a jeep back to Sapa. On the way back, visit the ancient stone circle (stones decorated with ancient car or vanvings which are said to have described the life of the people lost in the mists of prehistory) Check in hotel. Lunch at SuPan and dinner in Sapa.
Day 5: Sapa - Hanoi (B,L,D)
Breakfast, free to go around and explore the town . Lunch and check out the hotel. Leave sapa for laocai Station by Vietnam TripAdvisor's bus in the afternoon. Dinner at Lao Cai Station , get the night train to Hanoi.
Day 6: Hanoi arrive
Getting back to Hanoi from Sapa trip so early at around 5am, taxi to hotel on your own. End of services.
RATE: US$/Pax
Tour includes:
Car pick up from your hotel to Hanoi train station
Meals ( B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner )
English speaking tour guide
Entrance fees
Accommodation (Hotel and home-stay)
Night train tickets Hanoi - Laocai - Hanoi (soft sleeper with air-conditioning, cabin of 04 berth )
Transport by private jeep or minibus as tour program.
Tour excludes:
Insurance
Drinks
Phone calls and other private expenses
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