Sapa trekking Cat Cat, Lao Chai & Ta Van Village 2 days

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Sapa trekking Cat Cat, Lao Chai & Ta Van Village 2 days

Day 1: Hanoi – Sapa (/-/-/)
Pick up at airport, transfer to Hanoi Old Quarter, check in 2 start hotel. leisure and free for dinner until transfer to railway station.
8:30pm depart from your hotel in Hanoi by car to the rail way station and catch the 10:00pmnight train to Lao Cai (soft sleeper with air-con), arrive 5:30 or 6:00am.
Day 2: Sapa Short Trekking (Cat cat Village) (B/L/D)
Our guide meets you at the Lao Cai train station, and you depart for Sapa by minibus. Arriving in Sapa mid-morning, you check in to the hotel, have breakfast and some time for R&R. After lunch, our guide takes you to visit two Black H’mong villages (Cat Cat Village) and a waterfall. There, you will have a chance to see the hydroelectric power station built by the French. After that, it’s back to Sapa for dinner. In the evening, you’re free to do as you wish. You can explore the town of Sa Pa, and we highly recommend a stop at the Love Market (only on Saturday night).


 Day 3: Sapa Trekking (Lao Chai & Ta Van Village) - Hanoi (B/L/D)
After breakfast, our guide takes you to villages populated by H’mong and Dzay peoples, respectively called Lao Chai and Ta Van village.
You’ll eat lunch either with an ethnic minority family or on the way back to Lao Cai to catch a night train back to Hanoi, arriving the next morning at 5:00 am
Package price : US$ 115/ 1 person
Included: Transportation in private van with A/C, English speaking guide,train ticket, meals mentioned and entrance fees.
Not included: Drinks, insurance, visas, personal expense, tips & gratuities.

What to bring:
- Appropriate clothing for the season
- Hat and sunscreen
- Comfortable clothing and footwear for walking
- Sense of fun and adventure

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