Sapa Tours from Hanoi
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- Sapa Trekking 3D2N With 2 Nights At Hotel
- 3 Days Sapa Trekking Tour with Overnight Train from Hanoi
- Sapa Tour By Night Train From Hanoi
- From Hanoi-Sapa 3d2n Trekking Hotel + Bungalow With Local Guide
- 3-Night Sapa Trek and Homestay with Round Trip Transfer from Hanoi
- Sapa adventure 4 days: Pha Long Market and Cao Son Retreat
- Hanoi – Sapa 3D2N trekking with local guide & overnight bungalow at Ta Van Village
- Conquer Fansipan peak during 4 days 4 nights in Sapa
- Sapa Trekking 3 Days 2 Nights With Sleeper Bus From Hanoi - Overnight At Homestay & Hotel
- A Short Trek of Sapa and Fansipan
Sapa Trekking 3D2N With 2 Nights At Hotel
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Great place to visit, sleeper bus travel comfortable. Food excellent, hotel only okay.”
KARON, traveled in June
A morning pickup from Hanoi's Old Quarter leads to a sleeper bus journey to Sapa town. Scenic mountain trails connect Cat Cat village, Y Linh Ho, and Ta Van villages over 3 days. The tour ends with an evening drop-off near the Old Quarter.
Duration 3 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa, Cat Cat Village Age Range 10 to 70 year olds Operator Old Quarter Travel From
- NZ$255
3 Days Sapa Trekking Tour with Overnight Train from Hanoi
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This trekking tour was fun.”
StravaClub, traveled in October
An evening train from Hanoi to Lao Cai leads to three days in Ta Phin valley and Golden Stream valley. The route connects Sapa to Ma Tra village, including Black Hmong communities, before an overnight train return. Professional English-speaking guides lead daily walks between traditional villages.
Duration 3 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German, Spanish Operator Bravo Indochina Tours From
- NZ$407
Sapa Tour By Night Train From Hanoi
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Loved it.. very well organized.”
Ian, traveled in May
Duration 3 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range 5 to 75 year olds Operator Swallow Travel From
- NZ$332
From Hanoi-Sapa 3d2n Trekking Hotel + Bungalow With Local Guide
16 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The trekkings were challenging at some points but with beautiful views.”
Thomas, traveled in September
This northern adventure takes you from Hanoi to Sapa region for a 3.5km Cat Cat village trek. Ta Van's Dzay community and Giang Ta Chai village highlight the journey before returning to Hanoi. Modern bus transport includes two comfort stops.
Duration 3 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range 3 to 99 year olds Operator Best Vietnam Tours From
- NZ$196
3-Night Sapa Trek and Homestay with Round Trip Transfer from Hanoi
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was amazing!! She took us through villages and told us many great stories about the culture and local life.”
Julia, traveled in February
An overnight train transports you from Hanoi to Lao Cai, then uphill to Sapa. Muong Hoa Valley reveals H'mong villages and local handicraft centers before the overnight train from Lao Cai station returns to Hanoi.
Duration 3 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range up to 70 year olds Operator Crossing Vietnam Tour From
- NZ$320
Sapa adventure 4 days: Pha Long Market and Cao Son Retreat
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The views were spectacular!!”
Julia, traveled in December
An overnight train from Hanoi's Old Quarter reaches Lao Cai, continuing 55km to Muong Khuong and 25km along Chinese border to Pha Long Market. Cao Son village precedes a Chay River cruise and bus return to Hanoi.
Duration 4 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range 12 to 70 year olds Operator Crossing Vietnam Tour From
- NZ$664
Hanoi – Sapa 3D2N trekking with local guide & overnight bungalow at Ta Van Village
16 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We've explored so much about sapa and the people. It was very fun in general.”
Thinker, traveled in February
Duration 3 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Best Vietnam Tours From
- NZ$150
Conquer Fansipan peak during 4 days 4 nights in Sapa
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Even with multiple flight cancellations, Cathy found ways to get me out to Sapa and then back to Hanoi.”
Thomas, traveled in November
The overnight train from Hanoi's Old Quarter carries you to Sapa. Jeep rides showcase Silver Waterfall and Tram Ton Pass before ascending through primitive forests. The adventure peaks at Fansipan's summit before returning to Hanoi.
Duration 4 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range 8 to 70 year olds Operated in English, French Operator Nhat Long Travel Company From
- NZ$868
A sleeper bus from Hanoi's Old Quarter stops in Lao Cai city before reaching Sapa. The route includes Cat Cat Village, Ta Van Village, and Giang Ta Chai Bridge. This 3-day adventure covers ethnic villages near Fansipan Peak.
Duration 3 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range 8 to 70 year olds Operator Old Quarter Travel From
- NZ$245
A Short Trek of Sapa and Fansipan
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Beautiful views and nice trekking! Very nice trip with good views and very helpful guides.”
Julia, traveled in February
The overnight train from Hanoi opens Sapa region's wonders. Tram Ton Pass leads through H'mong villages to a 2,900m elevation camp and Fansipan Mountain's summit. Silver Water Fall and remote mountain hamlets complete the circuit.
Duration 5 days Destinations Hanoi, Sapa Age Range 15 to 70 year olds Operator Crossing Vietnam Tour From
- NZ$6,471
What people love about Sapa Tours from Hanoi
- 3 Days Sapa Trekking Tour with Overnight Train from Hanoi
The tour was well organised and we really enjoyed ourselves. Would highly recommend this tour to those who love nature and enjoy walks. We went to the rice fields, saw the irrigation systems, visited the homes of the Hmong tribes and saw a waterfall in Cat Cat Village. We brought trekking poles and it came in really useful as we were not that agile when making our way down the steep slopes while going to Lao Chai Village
Had a great time seeing the sights of Sapa, our tour guide Si was fantastic, she was very kind and helpful throughout the whole trip! The villages we visited were very beautiful and Si told us interesting facts about each of them. The hotel and homestay was very nice. Would reccomend bringing walking shoes if it's raining as it was very muddy, and enough cash for the 3 days as you rarely see atms.
From Hanoi-Sapa 3d2n Trekking Hotel + Bungalow With Local Guide
- 3-Night Sapa Trek and Homestay with Round Trip Transfer from Hanoi
Our room had a stunning view. Our guide spoke quite good English and communicated well. The scenery was beautiful and the Hmong women who accompanied us were lovely and very helpful on the difficult terrain. It was very interesting to take in the largely subsistence way of living of the village people.
What our customers ask about Sapa Tours from Hanoi
What is the typical duration of tours from Hanoi to Sapa?
Most travelers choose tours lasting between 2 to 7 days with 3-4 day trips being the most common choice. The travel time between Hanoi and Sapa takes 8-9 hours each way by overnight train or bus. Different itineraries suit various schedules. The Northern Vietnam Tour spans 7 days and includes stops at Halong Bay while the 2-Day Amazing Sapa Trek concentrates on essential Sapa experiences. Past travelers have praised the organization with one TourRadar guest noting: "What a great trip we had... perfectly planned with fantastic guides and very good food throughout the journey."
What are the must-visit attractions in Sapa when starting from Hanoi?
Sapa's key sites include Fansipan Peak which stands as the highest point in Indochina at 3143m. Visitors exploring the region typically visit Cat Cat Village to learn about H'mong culture the terraced fields of Muong Hoa Valley and Ta Van Village where the Dzay people maintain their traditions. The route also leads to Silver Waterfall and Heaven's Gate pass. According to a TourRadar traveler: "The trek in Sapa through the rice terraces was truly beautiful and meeting local hill tribes was a unique experience. The scenery was out of this world."
What types of accommodation can I expect on Hanoi-Sapa tours?
Accommodation varies from modern hotels like The View Sapa Hotel and Pao's Sapa Leisure Hotel to authentic village homestays. Three-day tours often blend both experiences with one night in each setting. A TourRadar guest described their stay: "The homestay was simple but clean and dinner with the local family was delicious. The hotel rooms offered great mountain views and modern amenities - it was the perfect combination of comfort and cultural immersion."
What are the main trekking routes included in tours starting from Hanoi?
Popular treks range from the gentle Cat Cat Village walk (2-3 hours) to more challenging paths like Y Linh Ho to Lao Chai (4 hours) and Ta Van Village trek (3-4 hours). Each route passes through rice terraces local villages and offers views across Muong Hoa Valley. One TourRadar participant noted: "The trek from Y Linh Ho to Lao Chai was challenging but offered the most spectacular views. Our guide Sua was amazing at pacing the trek and sharing insights about local culture."
How do I get from Hanoi to Sapa on these tours?
Tours provide transport via modern buses or overnight trains. Most services pick up guests from Hanoi's Old Quarter hotels between 6:00-7:00 AM. Bus journeys take about 5-6 hours while trains run overnight for 8 hours. A recent traveler shared: "The sleeper bus was surprisingly comfortable with reclining seats. There were convenient rest stops along the way and the mountain views made the journey enjoyable."
What cultural experiences are included in these tours?
Visitors get to explore H'mong Red Dao and Tay ethnic villages watch craft demonstrations and stay with local families. Tours often include visits to markets like Bac Ha Market where travelers can see traditional textile making. One TourRadar guest emphasized: "Staying with a local family in Ta Van village was the highlight - we learned about their traditions helped cook dinner and experienced their daily life firsthand."