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Super Quick Halong Sapa Tours – 4 days

Tour code: VNT007

Duration: 4 days 4 nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Halong Bay - Hanoi

Best Of Northern Vietnam Tour 7 days

Tour code: VNT013

Duration: 7days/ 6nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Bai Dinh Pagoda - Trang An - Sapa - Muong Hoa valley - Halong Bay - Hanoi

Luxury Northern Vietnam Package 7 days 6 nights

Tour code: LUXNVP-7D

Duration: 7 Days 6 Nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa (Cat Cat Village, Fansipan Cable Car, Muong Hoa Valley, Topas Ecolodge) - Halong Bay - Ninh Binh (Hoa Lu, Trang An, Mua Cave) - Hanoi

Highlight Northern Vietnam Package 5 days

Tour code: HNVP-5D

Duration: 5 Days 4 Nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa (Cat Cat Village, Cable Car to Fansipan, Muong Hoa Valley) - OP1: Halong Bay day trip - OP2: Ninh Binh (Bai Dinh pagoda, Trang An Tourism Complex)

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Explore our best Sapa tours by small group or private trips. Including trekking tours, cable car to Fansipan, waterfalls, rice terraces, and learning about the local culture of the Hmong people.

Sapa Private tour from Hanoi Airport 4 days 3 nights

Tour code: SPPT-4D3N

Duration: 4 Days 3 Nights

Tour Route: Hanoi Airport - Sapa - Cable Car to Fansipan - Muong Hoa Valley - Sapa - Hanoi

Discovery Sapa & Conquering Fansipan by Cable Car 2 days

Tour code: FANC-2D

Duration: 2 Days 1 Night

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Lao Chai Village - Ta Van Village - Cable Car to Fansipan Mountain - Sapa - Hanoi

Sapa Fansipan Homestay Package 3 days 2 nights (Private Tour)

Tour code: SFH3D2N

Duration: 3 Days 2 Nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Cable Car to Fansipan - Lao Chai - Ta Van - Giang Ta Chai - Su Pan - Sapa - Hanoi

Sapa Luxury Retreat Tour 3 days 3 nights

Tour code: SPLUX-3D

Duration: 3 Days 3 Nights

Tour Route: Hanoi – Sapa – Silver Waterfall – Love Waterfall – Tram Ton Pass – Cable Car to Fansipan Mountain - Muong Hoa Valley – Topas Ecolodge - Red Dzao in Nam Nhiu Village - Hanoi

Best Sapa Homestay Tour 2 days 1 night (By Express Bus)

Tour code: SP18

Duration: 2 days 1 nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Y Linh Ho Village – Lao chai Village – Ta Van Village Homestay - Giang Ta Chai village - Su Pan - Sapa - Hanoi

Sapa Tour 2 days 1 night by Bus fom Hanoi

Tour code: SPT-BB2D

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Cat Cat Village - Y Linh Ho Village – Lao chai Village – Ta Van Village - Sapa - Hanoi

Conquering Fansipan Mountain – “The Roof of Indochina” 2 days

Tour code: FAN-2D

Duration: 2 Days 3 Nights

Tour Route: Hanoi – Lao Cai – Tram Ton - The top of Fansipan – Tram Ton – Lao Cai – Hanoi

Exploring Sapa remote villages and Bac Ha market 4 days 3 nights

Tour code: SPBH3D4N

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Muong Hoa Valley - Bac Ha Market - Silver waterfall – Love waterfall – Tram Ton Pass – Take cable car to Fansipan Peak - Thanh Phu – Ban Ho - Sapa Hanoi

From: USD 275

Exploring Authentic & Hidden Sapa 2 Days 3 Nights

Tour code: AUT-SP2D

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Ban Khoang Valley – Ta Giang Phinh valley - Hang Da village – Sau Chua village - Sapa - Hanoi

From: $ 228

Sapa Trekking & Topas Ecolodge 2 Days

Tour code: SP-TOPAS2D

Duration: 2 Days 2 Nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Muong Hoa Valley - Topas Ecolodge - Hanoi

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Sapa Adventure Private Tour 4 days

Tour code: SP-AVT4D

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Muong Hoa Valley - Suoi Ho Village – Ma Tra Village – Ta Phin Village - Ta Seng Village – Mong Sen Village - Silver Waterfall – Love Waterfall – Sin Chai Village - Sapa - Hanoi

Sapa Authentic Trekking & Homestay Tour 3 days

Tour code: HTK-3D

Duration: 3 Days 4 Nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Lao Chai - Ta Van - Giang Ta Chai - Ban Ho – Sapa - Hanoi

Sapa Discovery Tours by Bus – 3 Days

Tour code: SPT-BB3D

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa - Lao Chai Village - Ta Van Village - Giang Ta Chai Village - Sapa - Hanoi

Highlight Sapa Tour by Bus – 2 Days

Tour code: SPHT-BB2D

Tour Route: Hanoi - Sapa – Muong Hoa Valley – Silver Waterfall – Love Waterfall – Tram Ton Pass - Sin Chai Village - Sapa - Hanoi

Sapa Valley View Trekking Tour – 2 Days

Tour code: SPT040

Duration: 2 days 3 nights

Tour Route: Hanoi - Lao Cai - Sapa - Lao Chai - Ta Van - Sapa - Suoi Ho - Ma Tra - Ta Phin - Lao Cai - Hanoi

Bac Ha Market – Sapa Tour – 2 Days

Tour code: SPT041

Tour Route: Hanoi – Lao Cai – Bac Ha Market – Sa Pa – Lao Chai – Ta Van village - Lao Cai - Hanoi

Sapa Photography Tour 3 days

Tour code: SPT-047

Tour Route: Hanoi – Sapa – Bac Ha Market – Love Waterfall – Tram Ton Pass – Binh Lu Valley – Muong Hoa Valley – Hanoi

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Sapa Unique Experience Package Tour 3 nights

Tour code: SPT- 045

Tour Route: Hanoi – Sapa – Love Waterfall – Golden Stream – Tram Ton Pass – Sin Chai Village - Suoi Ho Village – Ma Tra Village – Ta Phin village – Ta Seng Village – Mong Sen Village - Sapa - Hanoi

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Everything you will need to know before arriving and booking tours in Sapa

Has been one of the destinations for the leisure of French during the colonial time in Vietnam, Sapa, which is known as “ The town in the mist ”, nestles in sublime Hoang Lien Son mountain range with all the best of a mountainous tourist attraction: awe-inspiring natural beauty, mild weather and unique local culture. Having a new appearance with diverse service from eco to luxury service, Sapa nowadays welcomes a diverse range of visitors come here to explore this exotic land.

Location:  Sapa is a district of Lao Cai Province with the centre is Sapa Town. Sapa is around 300 km far from Hanoi to the NorthWestern, near the border with China.

Population:  approximately 62,670 (mentioning Sapa District, including Sapa Town)

Area:  around 681 km2 square kilometers

Average Temperature:  varies from 19 to 27 Celcius Degree in the Summer while just around from 7 to 14 Celcius Degree in the Winter.

Highlights:  Stunning natural beauty, pleasant weather, trekking/ hiking routes, local ethnic minority culture.

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No matter when you arrive, Sapa won’t let you down. However, for the majority of visitors, the ideal months to go are March through May or September through November . The weather is moderate throughout the day, there are fewer tourists, and there is less rain during these months, making it the most unhurried and genuine time to visit Sapa.

The best time to photograph ripe rice fields is in October if you want to get beautiful pictures. Peach and cherry blossoms are in bloom in February. The terraces turn green with newly planted rice paddy in May.

Travel between April and early June, or September and early October if you’re a hiker. You will enjoy the greatest views from the mountain tops during these months, and the routes will be dry and simple to ascend.

Trekking along rice terraces, tribal villages and mountainous terrains

Mountainous areas of northern Vietnam are among the best places all over the country for trekking, and Sapa is not out of this bucket list. Taking a trekking route in Sapa is the possibility to help you get out of the tourist trails, lead you to explore remote places, which are completely off the beaten track. Natural dramatic scenery in Sapa must be one of the most spectacular views that you've ever witnessed in your life. In case you prefer a less challenging journey, a short hiking route within a day or to nearby villages, along popular main roads is also a great option. As Sapa offers a wide range of trekking and hiking routes from easy to hard level, you can choose the route which is the most suitable for you, depending on your trekking skills and ability.

Explore the indigenous culture

Local culture is a unique charm that Sapa attracts tourists beside the amazing landscape. The distinct living condition has helped local ethnic communities here create their own traditions and customs which are different from the others. You can easily experience Sapa’s lifestyle through local markets, the fair for all trade among locals and only take place on specific dates in a month. To get to closer to their daily life, don’t hesitate to try visiting tribal villages through your trekking route, tasting local food, staying overnight with locals in rustic stilt houses and directly seeing how local costumes and traditional handicrafts are made. Their very unique way of life harmoniously associated with nature in Sapa is always tempting for you to come and explore.

Herbal Bath – Authentic Therapy in Sapa

Well-known as a healthy treatment which is signature therapy by Red Dao People in Sapa, a traditional herbal bath can be the most outstanding experience with Sapa locals ever. Depending on using purpose, the number of ingredients in Red Dao herbal water can vary from 10 to even 100. Average time to take a herbal bath is around 20 - 30 minutes with the warmth of water must be around 35 Celsius Degree. Not only as a popular refreshing remedy helping the entire body recover from fatigue, but Red Dao’s herbal water also has many other positive effects on blood circulation, bone suffering and skin detox. Soaking in herbal water and immerse yourself in relaxation will be good therapy for your health after a busy day exploring Sapa.

Visit numerous places for amazing sights

There are numerous places which are ideal for having a bird’s eye view overlooking Sapa’s breathtaking scenery. You can easily set off some of them in your trip, which are not forcing you have a trekking route such as: Tram Ton Pass – Heaven’s Gate (a superb place to see panoramic view of great valley below and O Quy Ho Pass – one of four greatest passes in NorthWestern Vietnam), Ham Rong Mount (ideal location to enjoy the imposing panorama of Sapa town and a part of SunWorld Fansipan Legend leading to Fansipan Peak) or just a cafeteria along Fansipan, Violet and Muong Hoa Road, which has balcony or outside terrace to witness the great view of Sapa’s beauty, etc.

Take a cable car ride to Fansipan Mountain (Indochina Summit)

Being Indochina Summit with the height of 3143m above sea level, Mount Fansipan is a truly tough challenge for anyone who dreams of standing on top of Indochina once in a lifetime. Instead of climbing from two to four days before, the cable car journey operated by Sun World Fansipan Legend has shortened the time conquering Fansipan within around 15 minutes. The cable car ride is not too long, but it is enough for you to admire the beautiful natural landscape which is thousands of meters away underneath. After arriving at the cable station on the top, it will take about 20 – 30 minutes to climb 600 more stairs to reach Fansipan peak, the roof of Indochina. Standing on the Peak, which is over 3000 metres above the sea level – an unimaginable altitude, and widen your eyes to surrounding mountains peaks among a sea of the clouds is indeed a priceless moment of your whole lifetime. You’d better spend half of a day to explore Sun World Fansipan Legend which is a huge complex of spiritual, recreation, cuisine and sightseeing in Sapa.

Combining both culture and natural beauty into one enticing package, Sapa is definitely worth visiting if you have the chance.

Sapa is a mountain town in northwest Vietnam, famous for its towering peaks, steep rice terraces and picturesque villages nestled between every breathtaking view. It is one of Vietnam’s top tourist destinations. The mountains are home to distinct ethnic minorities who are willing to open their homes to travelers for a chance to learn about their unique local cultures and explore their beautiful homeland. It is also one of the best places for trekking in Vietnam and is home to the country’s largest mountain—Mt Fansipan.

Full of magnificent scenery, wonderful trekking, and unique opportunities for cultural exchange, Sapa is one to add to your bucket list!

Read more to discover our top reasons why Sapa is worth visiting in 2023.

The ideal amount of time to spend in Sapa is 2-3 nights. If you plan on trekking, you’ll need at least 2 full days in Sapa.

Depending on which method of transport you choose, getting to Sapa from Hanoi can be a time-consuming and energy draining process. I strongly recommend including some time in your itinerary for rest – e.g. set aside your first afternoon/evening for recovery.

While it is technically possible to visit Sapa as a day trip from Hanoi, it’s not advisable.

There are very few companies that offer this option, simply because the drive is so long. Even if you left Hanoi at 6am, you wouldn’t arrive in Sapa until after lunch. That would only give you a few hours to explore.

I strongly recommend an alternative day trip such as Ninh Binh (< 2 hours from Hanoi) or even Halong Bay (< 3 hours from Hanoi).

No – there are no flights between Hanoi and Sapa. The closest airport to Sapa is Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport. The only way to travel between the two destinations is by road or rail.

There are several markets in Sapa and around that you can visit. Most markets are held once a week. Bac Ha market, the area’s most famous market, is held each Sunday. If this day does not suit your travel planning, you can visit one of the other impressive markets on other days.

Coc Ly Market (Available on Tuesday only) Cao Son Market (Available on Wednesday only) Lung Khau Nhin Market ( Available on Thursday only) Can Cau Market (Available on Saturday only) Bac Ha Market (Available on Sunday only) Muong Hum Market (Available on Sunday only) Muong Khuong Market (Available on Sunday only)

Sapa is a beautiful town in the northwest of Vietnam, famous for its stunning scenery, rich culture and diverse ethnic groups. There are many places to visit in Sapa, depending on your interests and time. Here are some of the best places to visit in Sapa.

Muong Hoa Valley: A scenic valley with rice terraces, streams and villages of different ethnic groups. You can ride a bike or trek through the valley and enjoy the views and the local life.

Fansipan Mountain: The highest peak in Vietnam and Indochina, also known as the Roof of Indochina. You can hike to the summit or take a cable car and admire the panoramic views of the mountains and clouds.

Local Markets: Sapa and the surrounding areas have many colorful markets where you can buy local handicrafts, souvenirs, trekking gear and food. Some of the most famous markets are Bac Ha, Coc Ly, Can Cau and Sapa Central Market.

Ethnic Villages: Sapa is home to many ethnic minorities, such as Hmong, Dao, Tay, Giay and Xa Pho. You can visit their villages and learn about their culture, traditions and customs. Some of the most popular villages are Cat Cat, Ta Phin, Lao Chai and Ta Van.

Silver Waterfall: A spectacular waterfall that cascades from 100 meters high. You can hear the sound of the water from afar and see the silver spray when you get closer. The waterfall is located near Tram Ton Pass, which is another scenic spot to visit.

These are just some of the best places to visit in Sapa. There are many more things to do and see in this charming town.

We have designed some special itineraries for tourists who only have 2 days, but still want to experience the most distinctive features of Sapa, including its terraced rice fields, ethnic lifestyles and culture, rolling hills, fertile plains, unforgettable treks, lush vegetation...

Route 1. Sapa - Cable Car To Fansipan - Muong Hoa Valley (Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai, Ta Van) - 2 days

Route 2: Sapa - Cat Cat Village - Y Linh Ho Village - Lao Chai Village - Ta Van Village - 2 days

Route 3: Sapa - Muong Hoa Valley (Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai, Ta Van) - Ta Phin - 2 days

Route 4: Sapa - Y Linh Ho Village - Lao Chai Village - Ta Van Village - Giang Ta Chai Village - Su Pan Vilalge- 2 days

Absolutely, you can. It is a great plan to make sapa tour and then travel ahead to Halong Bay overnight cruise. When you take night train from Lao Cai back Hanoi in the early next morning, you can have a short rest before continue trip on shuttle bus around 7.45 -8.30 am or private car to Halong Bay.

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An adventure starting in Hanoi is a great way to see Sapa. We have 61 tours that range from 2 days up to 21 days. The most popular time for tours from Hanoi is July, which has the most tour departures.

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"The hotels we stayed in were all excellent, as were the guides and drivers. The Halong Bay cruise was excellent." Venus, traveled in September 2023

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"Train was really interesting which made me sleep very well. Sapa was so beautiful that I wished I had more time there." Traveler, traveled in March 2024

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"A well planned itinerary for this tour. So many highlights included. Excellent guide and driver." BERNARD, traveled in September 2023

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"Hiking in the rice fields was one of our absolute highlights during our Vietnam trip. The incredible scenery and getting to know the people who live there was unique." Anonymus, traveled in November 2023

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"All the activities we did were great and the accommodation we stayed in was amazing." Emilia, traveled in November 2023

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"Ha Long Bay is a must visit, with Bakhan village a hidden gem. I appreciated the good mix of organised activities and free time to explore on your own." Mark, traveled in March 2023

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Danny was very organised and conscientious throughout my whole tour! It was great to have different guides in the various places we visited as they had a lot of personal knowledge from growing up in the area. Cha, our guide in Sapa, was from a local tribe & taught me some of their language, and Guang, our Hanoi guide, was incredibly knowledgeable, interesting and entertaining. My dietary requirements were taken care of in each place, which made things a lot easier too. A wonderful tour overall which gives you a great introduction to the best places in Northern Vietnam!

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The Complete Guide – Best Tips to Make The Most of Your Day Trip from Hanoi to Sapa

Some have said that Sapa has the enigmatic beauty of a young lady lurking beneath the clouds. Located in the north of Vietnam, Sapa is a beautiful land, where you will be enchanted by the colorful ethnic communities of Red Dao, H’Mong, and Dzay residing in Cat Cat Village , Lao Chai, and Ta Van villages, stunning Ham Rong Mountain and breathtaking scenery situated thousands of meters above sea level.

One day may not be enough to see everything in Sapa, but you can still have unforgettable memories here.

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Despite being a small town, Sapa offers a wealth of diverse scenery, as well as opportunities to learn about the customs and way of life of the locals. Therefore, having a proper plan is necessary to create your perfect trip. Below are some suggestions for full-day excursions from Hanoi to Sapa, along with a detailed list of activities.

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• Day 1: Hanoi Arrival – Night train to Sapa.
• Day 2: Hiking Tour: Fansipan – Ta Van; Explore ethnic groups. Hanoi departure.

Welcome to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam! – Things to do before your day trip to Sapa from Hanoi.

Your first stop on this trip will be Hanoi, which is not only one of the busiest cities in Vietnam but also maintains a lot of long-standing cultural values. You will have six to eight hours to explore a little bit of Hanoi before moving on to the following itinerary.

Because time is limited and you also need to stay healthy for the long journey that night, it’s advisable to participate in some light activities.

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Explore Hanoi Old Quarter – the soul of Hanoi

One of the first suggestions is to take a walk in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a should-not-miss place when visiting the capital. This location is well-known for its ancient French-inspired architecture and the unique Hanoi street food tour. You’ll be also able to witness the interesting lifestyle of the locals.

While strolling through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, you may stop at any corner to snap beautiful pictures and chat with locals to hear interesting stories about this place and its people.

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Take a nighttime food tour in Hanoi

Trying street food is another must-try experience when visiting Hanoi. Hanoi’s street cuisine has a remarkable heritage that is unmatched anywhere. Numerous street establishments with skilled chefs preparing food in front of customers can be found easily while strolling around. The well-known food like Pho, Banh Cuon (steamed rice pancake), Bun Cha (barbecued pork with rice noodles), and so on are worth trying at least once.

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Visit the night market

The greatest time to experience the local nightlife is at night, after work, when people usually hang out with friends or family. The night market is actually not a bad idea if you want to feel it the most intensely. Suggestion number one is to visit Dong Xuan Market and the pedestrian street in the center of the Old Quarter.

You may purchase an abundance of goods, ranging from clothing to scarves, jewelry, handbags, shoes, and bracelets – all of which have exquisite embroidery made with love and care. We guarantee that you won’t leave empty-handed by the many colorful stalls in the night market. Because the night market is open from 7pm until late, you can visit it before you get to Sapa.

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Take an overnight train, get ready for your day trip to Sapa from Hanoi

Following a quick tour of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, it’s time to move to Sapa by rail for another exciting experience!

Tickets for the overnight train are available at the Hanoi Train Station, which is situated on Le Duan Street. The ticket fare varies based on the type of train, and the latest train leaves at approximately 9:40 p.m.

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Walk through beautiful rice fields near Sapa

If you’re looking for a more relaxing activity, consider hiking across the stunning rice fields close to Sapa. It’s an excellent way to explore the surrounding area and takes in some spectacular views.

You can choose from a few different trekking routes, so make sure to investigate your options before you go. However, the Muong Hoa Valley Trek is the simplest option if time is of the essence.

It’s a short walk of approximately 4 kilometers and a wonderful opportunity to explore the countryside.

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Climb the Fansipan Mountain

Fansipan, commonly referred to as the “Roof of Indochina,” is the highest mountain peak in Indochina (including Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos). It is also the hightlight of Sapa.

With an altitude of 3,143 meters, Fanxipan is less than half of Mount Everest, you can take pride in having conquered a mountain at the tail end of Himalayas

This can be one of the best experiences you will have if you are confined to rooms with four walls for a long time.

You will have the opportunity to zoom out of sight, which is completely covered by the green of the mountains and undulating mountains. Occasionally, a few bird wings appear in the wide sky, and the air is also better than ever.  After demanding workdays, in my opinion, it will be great moments to unwind and give your mind a break.

Climbing is most enjoyable in the spring or autumn. There will be less risk of rain during these seasons, and the weather will be ideal for mountaintop accommodations.

Of course, another season could work as well, but there’s always a chance that clouds will block your view. As taking in the view of the surrounding mountains and villages is a major component of ascending Fansipan, you will be seriously missing out if the weather is not favorable.

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Explore the villages of the Black Hmong and Red Dao people

The Black Hmong and the Red Dao are two of the most distinctive ethnic groups in Sapa. Both live in villages near Sapa, so this will be a great opportunity to learn about their traditional lifestyle.

The Black Hmong are well-known for their vibrant costumes, and around the village, you may observe ladies dressed in traditional clothes. Meanwhile, the Red Dao people are well-known for their elaborate embroidery, and the village has some stunning examples of their creations.

It is highly recommended to spend some time strolling through both villages and interacting with the locals, who may provide you with a guided tour of Sapa. You can even pick up a few words in their language in addition to getting a unique insight of their culture.

Visit Sapa market for traditional handicrafts created by local people

Coming to Sapa without learning about its culture would be a big mistake because the beauty of Sapa is also created from the diversity of ethnic groups and their own customs.

With limited time, it will be challenging to gain a thorough understanding of each culture.

Traditional markets in Sapa, however, still can bring you the opportunity to learn some characteristics of each ethnic group.

Clothes, bowls, chopsticks, and other items that present their culture can be found easily here. You also can buy some handicraft souvenirs when walking around the market.

Attend a traditional festival with the locals and you will be astonished by the distinctive features of their customs.

For the ethnic minorities residing in Sapa and Lao Cai, the Sapa love market is a typical cultural aspect. This is the place where a boy and a girl can declare their love for one another.

Every Saturday night, trumpets and occasionally music can be heard at the Sapa love market. You will witness boys blowing trumpets, while girls are wearing national costumes, holding umbrellas, dancing gracefully to the music.

After expending all your energy on a variety of activities, try some of the grilled foods on the street. It’s ideal to enjoy some hot food because Sapa’s weather is likewise somewhat chilly and foggy. There are many different kinds of stalls, including pork, fish, veggies, and beef, so don’t worry about your pick.

Can I do a day trip to Sapa from Hanoi?

• If you are in Hanoi, it’s well-worth visiting Sapa, a stunning town in the northwest of Vietnam. Although there are numerous ways to travel from Hanoi to Sapa in a single day, the most convenient one is to book a tour. These tours often include round-trip transportation and a guide who can take you around the town.

When is the ideal time of year to spend a day in Sapa?

Many people want to know when is the best time of year to spend a day in Sapa.

The answer depends on what you want to see and experience while in Sapa.

The greatest time to see the rice fields is in late September or early October, when the rice is harvested and the terraces are at their most picturesque.

But, April through May is the best time to visit if you prefer hiking and taking in the breathtaking surroundings because of the pleasant weather and less rain.

Whenever you choose to visit Sapa, you will undoubtedly have an unforgettable experience.

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In this article we are going to tell you everything you need to know to plan your journey from Hanoi to Sapa in 2024. We will give you all the details including prices, schedules, TOP TIPS, how to book your tickets and more. 

There really are some important things that you need to know before you go. PLEASE read this guide carefully to avoid making mistakes 

We absolutely loved our time in North Vietnam and we highly recommend a visit to Sapa. Sapa is a beautiful mountain town located in the north of Vietnam close to the Chinese border. There are loads of amazing things to do in Sapa . It has a reputation for stunning scenery, beautiful places to stay and there is some amazing trekking in Sapa . 

Still need to sort out an amazing place to stay? Don’t miss our guide to the best hotels in Sapa town . All of our recommended hotels are excellently located in Sapa town and offer a lot of character and charm. AND you wont believe some of these DREAMY luxury hotels in Sapa . Luxury paradise immersed in lush green rice paddies set amidst stunning mountains. Alternatively why not take an amazing Sapa homestay ?

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Why visit Sapa?

Sapa is a beautiful mountain town located over 300km northwest of Hanoi. Sapa has a reputation for stunning homestays, impressive waterfalls, beautiful trekking and unique culture. If you’re planning to visit Sapa we strongly recommend that you stay at an amazing homestay, immerse yourself in rural life, try some of the incredible local food and experience stunning scenery. Don’t miss the beautiful Cat Cat village this lovely little village is immersed in lush green rice terraces and packed with culture

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1 Take a bus

The cheapest way to travel from Hanoi to Sapa is to take a bus. Long-distance bus services in Vietnam are more comfortable than other southeast asian countries. Taking a bus from Hanoi to Sapa is a good option if you are traveling on a budget. Many bus companies include a free hotel pick up. However, we always recommend being ready with a backup option if your pick-up does not come through. 

We traveled with the Ha Son Hai Van bus company. They have a range of different buses in their fleet. We were particularly impressed with the Royal 20 Cabin Sleeper bus. The bus is spacious, comfortable and surprisingly luxurious. The Royal 20 cabin sleeper bus has comfortable beds with bedding included and an on board entertainment system. We couldn’t get this to work!

There are toilets on board the bus. We also love the thoughtful touch of including a free buffet with drinks and food at the bus station.  

How much does it cost to take a bus from Hanoi to sapa? 

Buses from between Hanoi and Sapa generally cost around 300,000VND – 400,000VND (approximately £10 – £15 or roughly $12 – $18)

How do you book bus tickets to travel from Hanoi to sapa? 

There are several ways to book buses between Hanoi and Sapa. You can book directly with a bus company. Alternatively, speak to a tour operator in Hanoi or Sapa. You can also book Vietnam bus tickets online for this journey. Book tickets between Hanoi and Sapa with Sapa Dragon on Klook .

How long is the bus journey from Hanoi to sapa? 

The bus journey normally takes 6 – 7 hours. 

Some disadvantages of taking a bus from Hanoi to Sapa: 

Here are some of the challenges and disadvantages of taking a bus. Firstly, some travelers have tried to arrange free hotel pick ups and been let down by the bus company. If you have time it may be better to get yourself to the bus station. Furthermore, if you take a night bus be aware that it will probably stop in the night and stops can be noisy and travellers have been woken up by drivers shouting.

If you take a sleeper bus be aware that cubicles may be too short for taller travelers. In some cases you may be dropped off outside of town (e.g. returning to Hanoi). Bus companies should organize transfers. Also a sleeper bus is less secure than a sleeper train. Never leave your valuables in your bag under the bus. Always make sure your valuables bag is very close to you and not accessible to anyone else (don’t leave it on the aisle side).

2 Take a luxury limo

A very fast and convenient way to travel between Hanoi and Sapa is to take a luxury limo van. This is a very comfortable shared 9-seater minibus with Wi-Fi, USB charging sockets, large comfortable seats and space for luggage. Luxury minibus limos offer a hotel pick up between 6am – 7.30am (you will be given an exact pick up time a day or two before departure). and they normally take one or two toilet breaks. It is worth taking a photo of the number plate of your minivan to make sure you find the right one at the end of the break. Many of the luxury limo minibuses do not allow food on board. Make sure you have a good breakfast before your departure.  

How much does it cost to take a luxury limo from Hanoi to sapa? 

500,000VND (around £17 or $20)

How do you book luxury limo tickets between Hanoi and Sapa?

We recommend that you book luxury limo between Hanoi and Sapa on Klook . This gives accountability, transparency and reassurance – and as ever you will always get a fair price on Klook. 

The journey takes around 6 – 7 hours arriving at around 2pm at Sapa stone church

Taking a luxury limo between Hanoi and Sapa is genuinely a very good option. However, there are still a few setbacks. Firstly, it is important to be aware that you are not allowed to eat food on board. Another challenge of this journey is the bumpy windy road, especially towards the end of the journey. If you struggle with motion sickness this can be pretty tough. We recommend sitting towards the front of the bus if possible and bringing some motion sickness pills. Finally taking the minibus does involve getting quite an early start, especially if you are the first pick up.

3 Take a sleeper train 

The sleeper train is a fun, comfortable and unique way to travel between Hanoi and Sapa. Most sleeper trains depart from Hanoi around 9pm – 10pm from Hanoi central Railway station. The sleeper train is more expensive and slower than a bus. However, a sleeper train is likely to be more secure, comfortable and spacious than a bus.

Trains also offer better facilities than a bus. It is not possible to get a sleeper train directly from Hanoi to Sapa. Instead, you need to take a sleeper train to a small town called Lao Cai (on the Chinese border). From here, you can take a mini bus to Sapa.

Minibuses wait in the train station carpark in Lao Cai. They depart regularly once they fill up with passengers. If this sounds too awkward then the bus may be a better option for you (bus services are direct). 

How much does it cost to take a train from Hanoi to Sapa? 

Train prices vary between 700,000VND – 1,000,000VND (around £25 – £35 or around $30 – $40). You will then need to pay for a minibus transfer from Lao Cai to Sapa costing around 60,000VND. Minibuses wait in the carpark at the front of the station. Alternatively there is a scheduled bus to Sapa which costs 30,000VND per person and departs at 6am, 7am, 7.20am and 8pm.

TOP TIP: This may seem expensive but when you are working out your budget remember that this also gives you one night of accommodation as well as a journey. By taking a sleeper train you are saving the cost of a night of accommodation somewhere else. 

How do you book train tickets to travel from Hanoi to Lao Chai? 

You can book train tickets directly at the train station in Hanoi. You can book Vietnam train tickets on 12Go .

How long is the train journey from Hanoi to sapa? 

The train journey normally takes around 8 – 9 hours, running through the night. 

There are a few disadvantages of taking the train between Hanoi and Sapa. Firstly, you need to get yourself to the train station. No cushy hotel pick ups. What’s more, night trains arrive quite early in the morning, normally around 5am – 6am. Be prepared to be rushed off the train in the morning. Remember that the train arrive in a town called Lao Cai. It takes an additional 45 minutes – 1 hour to travel to Sapa. It is also worth being aware but there are no food options available on the train. Furthermore, trains do not have any buffet cars, therefore we recommend eating before your journey or bringing food on the train with you. 

4  Rent a car and drive 

Another way to get to Sapa is to rent a car and drive. This is probably a good option if you are traveling with a group or as a family and you’re looking for a convenient way to get around. One of the great things about renting a car and driving is the freedom. You can choose when to leave, when to stop, where to stop and you can use the car to get around in Sapa and also in Hanoi.

The journey between Hanoi and Sapa is around 315 km by road, this is likely to take around 5 – 6 hours. If you do choose to rent a car and drive in Vietnam we recommend that you are fully qualified, insured and experienced to drive in a country with very busy roads. 

How much does it cost to rent a car in Hanoi? 

Car rental deals start at around £140 per day (roughly $160)

How do you rent a car in Hanoi? 

Did you know that you can use skyscanner to find car rental deals in Hanoi?

How long is the drive between Hanoi and sapa? 

The drive between Hanoi and Sapa is likely to take around 5 – 6 hours

Some disadvantages of renting a car in Vietnam for this journey: 

Although renting a car is very convenient and allows a lot of freedom there are some disadvantages of doing this. Firstly, car rental is an expensive option. You will also need to consider the price of petrol as well as rental fees – which are pretty high. Car rental is not a good option of you’re traveling on a tight budget. However, if you are traveling as a family you can share the cost across your group and it may actually be worthwhile. Another thing to consider if you are renting a car in Vietnam is safety. We recommend driving very carefully and taking time to learn the new Road rules and conventions. Make sure you are fully qualified and insured to drive in Vietnam. Car rental companies may also request Western Union or Bank Transfers for the deposit. 

Summary – what is the best way to travel from Hanoi to sapa? 

Overall, the best way to travel between Hanoi and Sapa depends on your budget, desire for convenience and your specific needs as a traveler. If you are traveling on a tight budget we recommend taking a bus. A luxury sleeper bus can also be a very good option for a family, because the beds are comfortable and they also have toilets on board. 

If you want a fast convenient trip, we recommend taking the luxury limo van. Slightly more expensive than buses – but may be worthwhile for the smooth efficient journey. 

If you’re interested in a new experience and you don’t mind the journey taking longer, it is worth considering the sleeper train. Although sleeper trains are more expensive, remember that you save one night’s accommodation costs by taking this option.

If you are traveling with kids and you want to explore other places along the way and be very mobile, renting a car may be a good option. However, we only recommend renting a car if you have a bigger budget for your trip and you are qualified and comfortable driving in Vietnam. 

What are the best places to stay in Sapa? 

Here are a few awesome places to stay in Sapa. All of these properties are located in or very near to Sapa town (a short walk at the most). 

Sapa Plum Homestay

This lovely budget homestay is located a short walk from Sapa town on a hill to the north. Surrounded by lush farmland and rolling hills, this really is a dreamy place to stay if you’re attracted to a simple and beautiful stay. Rooms have bathtubs, en suite bathrooms and comfortable beds. We also love the pretty garden space here. The only downside. The closest food is in town which is around 10 – 15 minutes walk. The Plum Homestay is one of the cheapest places to stay in Sapa. Slow down and enjoy the relaxed pace. Rooms range in price between £15 – £20

Q Sapa Hotel 

Definitely more of a classic hotel than a homestay. Q Sapa hotel is situated in a tall building close to the lake. This charming hotel offers a range of rooms – comfortably furnished with vibrant and artistic designs. This is a great option in Sapa if you’re looking for comfort, convenience at great prices. Rooms generally range in price between £30 – £80 per night

Sapa Pine Hill Eco Lodge 

Sapa Pine Hill Eco Lodge offers THE BEST value for money in Sapa. This place is truly magnificent! Sapa Pine offers a range of accommodation including rooms and villas. We love the spacious rooms and lovely wooden interiors – the perfect aesthetic for the lovely natural surroundings of Sapa. This place is seriously impressive – and it is hard to believe you can find a place like this for the price. Book early. £30 – £170 per night

Sapa Mountain Queen House

Clean, super comfortable, luxurious and breathtaking views. The Mountain Queen is our top pick hotel if you are looking for stunning scenery and very comfortable accommodation. This is a great choice for families – we love the family lake view suite with two double beds. They also offer an amazing fresh and tasty breakfast at the Mountain Queen. The quality for price is VERY impressive here. Rooms typically range between £40 – £70

Sapa Horizon Hotel

Welcome to the world of 4 star hotels in Sapa. This is probably the most impressive hotel for a combination of regal luxury and breathtaking views of Fanispan and the surrounding mountains and rice terraces. Seriously – just book the Suite with a mountain view and stay in bed all day! Bliss. Rooms at The Sapa Horizon Hotel generally range in price between £50 – £150 per night.

Hotel De La Coupole

One of the most luxurious hotels around, Hotel De La Coupole offers style, comfort and amazing service. This hotel has a vibrant eclectic 1900 interior design theme throughout the property. There is a heated indoor swimming pool and the food is remarkable. Check out the executive King Suite with its rich regal red interiors. Rooms generally range between £100 – £400 per night. Some room may include breakfast and/or dinner – always check when you book. 

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Life loving, adventure chasing, Mum of 3 who loves travel. Over 10 years of travel writing experience. Emma now loves to give the best tips to help other travel loving parents plan adventures with their kids. Whether you need to find the best accommodation or just need to know how to pack your bag Emma is that travelling mum who love to help you.

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