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Hotline/WhatsApp: (+84) 936 154 283 greentripvietnam@gmail.com

The Vietnamese town of Sapa has just been voted as one of the 10 most attractive towns in the world.
This town is located at an altitude of more than 1600m above sea level, about 6 hours drive from the capital Hanoi and is located in the mountainous area in the northwest of Vietnam.

Fansipan legend


Sapa town has cool climate all year round, with a particularly diverse terrain with high mountains, including Fansipan peak, the highest in the Indochina region with an altitude of 3,143m. Some days, Sapa is covered with thick layers of fog, the streets become hazy. Architectural works in Sapa such as Sapa stone church, Sapa square, Sapa lake have become symbols associated with the image of Sapa for hundreds of years.
Conquering Fansipan peak – the roof of Indochina is always the top goal of all tourists when coming to Sapa. You have 2 ways to conquer Fansipan peak:
The first way: you will climb by road for a distance of more than 25km with a local guide, they will lead the way and carry things for you. You can go and return the same day or stay at the camp at an altitude of 2800m if you go for 2 days. Equipment and food and drinks will be fully prepared.
Traveling by road, you will pass through primeval forests, streams, grasslands, hills, azalea forests, bamboo forests, slopes and interact with local people.

Treking Fansipan


Second way: you will use the mountain train and cable car, this is the simplest and fastest way. You will board the train right in the center of Sapa town in the square area. The train will take you through the most beautiful Muong Hoa valley in Sapa, stopping at the rose valley, the cable car will take you over slopes, forests and streams, visiting magnificent architectural works and proud to Vietnamese culture. Finally, you will touch the flagpole on the legendary Fansipan peak.

Sapa village


Walk to experience the Muong Hoa valley with rice fields and terraced fields, follow the trails to experience the rustic, simple villages of the ethnic minorities Hmong, Dzao, Enjoy their traditional cuisine, explore their culture, their costumes, listen to their stories.
Stroll the bustling streets, interact with indigenous people, visit Ham Rong Mountain with large orchid gardens, enjoy traditional arts, visit brocade selling streets…

Information on golfing in Sapa: https://greentripvietnam.com/indochina-culture/

Let see the suggested itineraries:

✅ Professional Driver and Tour Guide will pick you up at Noi Bai Airport or at your hotel
✅ Depart for Sapa
✅ Check in to a hotel or resort
✅ Conquer the legendary Fansipan peak
✅ Walk to visit Muong Hoa valley and terraced rice fields
✅ Experience life in primitive villages
✅ Walking around Sapa town, cultural exchange
✅ Enjoy Sapa cuisine
✅ Professional driver and tour guide throughout the journey
✅ Travel insurance and other services
…

Please contact us to receive detailed information and plan your wonderful vacation

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