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From Hanoi: Authentic 2-Day Sapa Trek & Homestay Experience

2 days

Easy

Sapa, a highland gem in northern Vietnam, is a land where majestic mountains, lush valleys, and colorful ethnic cultures come together in harmony. From Hanoi, embark on a 2-day trekking journey through Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai, Ta Van, and Giang Ta Chai villages. Walk along scenic rice terraces, cross peaceful streams, and immerse yourself in the traditions of welcoming ethnic minority communities. Spend the night in a cozy Ta Van homestay, where local meals and heartfelt stories bring you closer to the authentic spirit of Sapa.
What's included?

    1. Sleeping bus from Hanoi – Sapa and Return ( Tour guide not available on the bus)
    2. English - speaking local guide
    3. Single basic bed with mosquito net at homestay
    4. Traditional local lunchx2, dinner x1, breakfast x1
    5. Entrance fee
    6. Water 1 bottle/day

    Exclusions

      1. Personal expenses
      2. Extra beverages
      3. Tips
      4. Insurances.
      5 Surcharge for Sleeper bus Hanoi - Sapa:
      - With cabin surcharge: single cabin 300.000vnd/pax/2 round trip. Sharing cabin 200.000vnd/pax/roundtrip.
      - Surcharge for Dcar limousine VIP seat: 500.000vnd/pax/roundtrip.
      - Surcharge for Luxury limousine 28 seat Nouble: 400.000 vnd/pax/roundtrip.

      Please note

        The trek covers: around 13km/ 2days
        Fitness level: Moderate physical condition is required, as the trek involves walking on uneven paths, terraced fields, and sometimes muddy trails.

        Weather conditions: Trails can be slippery during rainy season. Please wear proper trekking shoes.

        Clothing: Comfortable clothes, a hat, and a light raincoat are recommended.

        Children: Suitable for children above 6 years old accompanied by an adult.

        Meals & drinks: Local lunch is included; other beverages are at your own expense.

        Accessibility: This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

        Group size: Small group experience for a more authentic and local feel.

        What to bring
          • Comfortable walking/trekking shoes with good grip
          • Light raincoat or waterproof jacket (weather can change quickly)
          • Comfortable clothes suitable for trekking
          • Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses for sun protection
          • Refillable water bottle
          • Small backpack for personal items
          • Camera to capture the stunning landscapes
          • Cash for additional drinks or souvenirs