Sapa Trek 3 days 3 nights small group tour - Homestay and Hotel from Hanoi
Description
Breath-taking mountain scenery and tribal villages amongst perfect nature setting are highlights of Sapa. Getting off the beaten track and walking through villages where ethnic minority peoples live, paying visit to their homes, witnessing their every day activities,.. Although traveling in very basic condition, including 2 nights on the train, 1 night home stay in tribal village, 1 night in Deluxe hotel in Sapa, the trip will bring unforgettable experiences.
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Pickup Locations & Times
Pickup is available from hotels in the Old Quarter of Hanoi. Please wait in your hotel lobby prior to pickup. If your hotel is located outside this area, you must make your own way to the meeting point.
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Old people, kids should not attend the long trek (9 kms)
- You may stay overnight at homestay for 1st night or you may do on 2nd night. Our tour leader will inform you on bus to Sapa.
- Warm clothes, scarf, hat, cap because the weather in Sapa is pretty unpredictable. It is normally cold in September, October, November, December, January, February and March
- Due to altitude of Sapa, it is sometimes foggy in December, January, February and March.
- Trekking shoes, sun glasses, sun cream, insect repellent are also necessary. You should take cash with you in Vietnam Dong because banking system in Sapa sometimes doesn’t function well. US Dollar, Euro, Australia Dollar are accepted in Sapa.
- You should take medicine with you although there are some chemist’s shops in Sapa in case you get sick.
- Homestay’s facilities are not as in hotel in Sapa.
Reviews(2)
Really enjoyed this trekking trip to discover the scenery and villages in the Sapa region. The highlight was our super guide Khu who was patient and illuminated everything for us ... from the history of the village tribes, to how people farm on the terraces. She took the time to answer all of our questions. Highly recommended! Just be aware that the homestay is really a family-run hostel. When we were there, there were over 30 tourists. It was fine, but not quite what I expected. But if you’re looking to enjoy some mind-blowing scenery, do this trek!!
The two day trek with homestay was great. The third day visit to Cat Cat Village was very touristy but nice. The homestay and hotel was good.
