Conquer the Roof of Indochina: Sapa 2 Days 1 Night

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USD $99 $84 /pax

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Tour Overview

The Sapa 2 Days 1 Night Adventure is an ideal choice for travelers eager to discover the breathtaking vistas and rich cultural soul of Northern Vietnam within a concise schedule. This journey guides you through Sapa’s most celebrated landmarks, ensuring an immersive experience in the region’s natural splendor.

Enjoy the comfort of a high-quality hotel stay while benefiting from a more time-efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional night trains. With the warm hospitality and expert service of Zavira Travel, your mountain getaway is guaranteed to be seamless and truly unforgettable.

Day by day itinerary

Day 1: Hanoi – Sapa – Discovering Cat Cat Cultural Heritage (L/D)

Your journey with Zavira Travel begins with a morning pickup in Hanoi Old Quarter. Relax on a comfortable bus as you head towards the mountains, stopping at Lao Cai for scenic views along the highway.

Upon arriving in Sapa, you will be welcomed by the vibrant colors of local ethnic groups. After hotel check-in and a flavorful lunch, we embark on a light 2.5km trek to the picturesque Cat Cat Village.

Under the guidance of our local expert, you will witness the daily life of the Black H’mong, visit the legacy French power station, and admire the majestic waterfall. A bus will be waiting at the trail’s end to take you back to town for dinner and a restful night at a 3-star hotel.

Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel | Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Day 2: Trekking Muong Hoa Valley: Y Linh Ho – Lao Chai – Ta Van – Hanoi (B/L)

After enjoying breakfast and checking out of your hotel, get ready for a deeper exploration of Sapa’s natural beauty. Today’s highlight is a 9km trekking journey through the iconic Muong Hoa Valley.

Follow the winding Muong Hoa Stream past golden rice terraces to Y Linh Ho and Lao Chai, the ancestral homes of the Black H’mong. Continue your walk to Ta Van village to learn about the unique culture of the Dzay ethnic group.

A Zavira Travel shuttle will meet you at Ta Van Bridge for a transfer back to Sapa Town. After lunch and a quick refresh, board the comfortable bus for your return trip to Hanoi, arriving in the capital in the late evening.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch | Activity: 9km Trekking (3.5 Hours)

Inclusions

Meals

Meals as 1 dinner, 2 lunches and 1 breakfast with local dishes

Transport

Modern air – conditioning bus with comfortable seats from Hanoi – Sapa and return

Accommodation

The View Sapa Hotel or similar on twin sharing basis

Included activities

What’s Included

Premium Transportation: Modern air-conditioned bus service for a comfortable round-trip journey between Hanoi and Sapa.
Complimentary Refreshments: Two bottles of mineral water per person provided on the bus for both directions.
Local Sapa Transfers: High-quality shuttle buses with skilled drivers for all scheduled activities in Sapa.
Professional Guiding: Experienced English-speaking tour leader for the highway transit and knowledgeable local guides for trekking tours.
Authentic Meals: A curated dining experience with 1 breakfast, 2 lunches, and 1 dinner showcasing local mountain cuisine.
Quality Lodging: Overnight stay at The View Sapa Hotel or similar, based on twin/double sharing.
Travel Safety: Included transportation insurance for all segments of the bus journey.

FAQs

1. How difficult is the 9km trek on Day 2 for beginners?

The 9km trek through Muong Hoa Valley is rated as moderate. While there are some muddy and slippery sections (especially after rain), the pace is relaxed with plenty of breaks. If you can walk for 3-4 hours on uneven ground, you will find this journey with Zavira Travel enjoyable and manageable.

2. Do I really need professional hiking boots for this tour?

Professional boots aren’t strictly required, but sturdy sneakers with excellent grip are essential due to the terraced terrain. On rainy days, the trails become very muddy. Zavira Travel recommends shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty, or you can easily buy/rent local rubber boots in Sapa town for a few dollars.

3. How should I handle the local sellers who follow the trekking group?

Local H’mong women often accompany trekkers to help with difficult paths and sell handicrafts. It is a part of the local culture. If you don’t wish to buy anything, a polite but firm “No, thank you” at the beginning is usually enough. If you do buy, it’s a great way to support the local community directly.

4. Can I take a shower after the trek before boarding the bus to Hanoi?

Absolutely! We understand that trekking can be sweaty work. Zavira Travel ensures that even after checking out, you can use the hotel’s public shower facilities to refresh yourself before the 6-hour bus ride back to Hanoi.

5. Is there a way to skip the trekking if I feel tired on Day 2?

Yes, flexibility is a key part of our service. If you prefer not to trek 9km, you can stay and relax in Sapa town or explore the local markets at your own pace. Our bus will still pick you up at the designated time for the return journey to Hanoi.