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Vietnam's standout days.
The 6 most popular sapa tours in Vietnam. What each day is actually like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Two days from Hanoi to Ta Van village for a guided hike, rice-terrace trails, and an overnight homestay with meals for small groups.
“Gorgeous experience around Sapa. We had 2 knowledgeable guides Pam and Cat. They show us the real life in the rural Vietnam. Thank you so much. I”
Hanoi to Sapa 2 days/1 night homestay with Ta Van cooking class, Muong Hoa Valley hikes, and VIP cabin bus transfers from Old Quarter.
“This was a fabulous experience. Be prepared, depending on the weather, for less than ideal hiking conditions. The landscape views are breathtaking and the home stay in the community offers insight to their way of life.”
Overnight Sapa trek from Hanoi with homestay dinners, guided hikes through terraced fields, and a Day 2 choice between villages or a bamboo forest.
“It was amazing!!!!! I would recommend to anyone to come here! Is fantastic! The view, the walk! Eating with mama Zuzu! 🫶🏼🫶🏼 the food was amazing 🤩 and I am vegan! great experience!! Be prepared you have to walk!”
A 3-day Sapa trek from Hanoi with a cozy hotel night, a Ta Van homestay, rice terraces, and village walks led by an English guide.
“Cat was our tour guide over three days and was wonderful. It was cold and misty the three days but accommodations occurred to help make our experience as wonderful as possible. Any questions I had were answered to ease any concerns I might have.”
A 10–12 km Sapa trek through Muong Hoa rice terraces and ethnic villages, with a home-style Hmong lunch and small-group guides.
3-day Sapa trek based in Ta Van village from Hanoi. Hike rice terraces and village routes with a guide, bungalow, meals, and transfers included.
“Great trip, (Chang) our guide was amazing. Very knowledgeable and kind. Fabulous walks and managed to get a community feel. Homestay had fabulous food and amazing hospitality. A real treat to meet so many kind local people. Would recommend 3 days as gave chance to really relax and explore the area.”
