Sapa Trekking & Home stay 3 days 4 nights US$145

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Sapa Trekking & Home stay 3 days 4 nights US$145

Day 1: Lao Cai – Sapa (B, L, D)
06.00 Our guide meets you at Lao Cai train station. Departure for Sapa by minibus. Arriving in Sapa at mid-morning. Check in the hotel.
Time for breakfast
13.00 After lunch, our guide will take you to visit the two Black H’mong villages and a waterfall. There you’ll have a chance to see the hydroelectric power station built by the French.
Back for dinner, the evening is yours. We recommend you a stop at the Love Market (only on Saturday)
13.00 After lunch, our guide will take you to visit the two Black H’mong villages and a waterfall. There you’ll have a chance to see the hydroelectric power station built by the French.
Back for dinner, the evening is yours. We recommend you a stop at the Love Market (only on
13.00 After lunch, our guide will take you to visit the two
Black H’mong villages and a waterfall, there you’ll have a chance to see the hydroelectric power station built by the French.
Back for dinner, the evening is yours. Overnight at Local family (home stay)
Day 2: Sapa (B, L, D)
07.00 After breakfast, our guide takes you to the villages populated by H’mong and Dzay people, respectively called Lao Chai and Ta Van
11.00 You’ll have lunch either with an ethnic minority family or on the way back to Giang Ta Chai village where most of the inhabitants are Red Dzao
18.00 Return to Sapa and the evening is all yours. Overnight at Hotel in Sapa

Day 3: Sapa – Hanoi (B, L)
08.00 Following breakfast, you have time to explore the area and the nature there and mix with some of the ethnic minority people
10.30 Return to the hotel for lunch
Check out and depart for Lao Cai train station to catch a night train back to Hanoi
Arrival at Hanoi train station at 4.00 am
Quotation US$ / 1 person (join group tour)

Catagory
Price US$ / 1 person
Extra chanrge US$ / 1 person (optional)
Buffet breakfast
Last dinner
Single Room
2** Hotel
125
+3
+4
+5
3***Hotel
145
+3
+4
+12


Included:
+ Pick up at Hotel in Hanoi
+ Transportation in Sapa
+ English speaking guide
+ Train ticket (soft berth with A/C) for 2 ways
+ Entrance fees
+ Meals mentioned
+ One night Home stay at Local family
+ One night at Hotel in Sapa (Twin / Double sharing room)
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
- Hiking shoes

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