5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS – VIETNAM- HANOI AND SAPA (FEB-SEP 2025)

Highlight-Is  Vietnam worth visiting?

Vietnam is generally considered worth visiting due to its rich culture, diverse landscapes, fascinating history, delicious cuisine, and affordable prices, making it a great option for travelers seeking a unique and immersive experience. Hanoi it's a vibrant city with a rich culture, delicious food, and exciting nightlife. It's also a great starting point for exploring other parts of Vietnam. Sapa is a fantastic mountainous town, yet out of the tourist crowd. There are so many activities in Sapa, and the local culture will surprise you every time. We loved our breaks from exploring and sipping hot cups of coffee with a perfect view over the rice fields

Vietnam Weather

Vietnam experiences a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons, marked by high humidity and temperatures ranging from warm to hot throughout the year, with the northern regions experiencing cooler winters compared to the south; the most significant weather feature is the monsoon season, bringing heavy rainfall to most parts of the country between May and October depending on the region.

Overview

DAY 1: HANOI ARRIVAL – CITY TOUR (D)

Upon arrival at Noi Bai International Airport, meet our representative and transfer to Ha Noi to visit the French Opera House, Ha Noi Al–Nor Mosque. Return to Hanoi for sightseeing at Hoan Kiem Lake, and shopping at 36 Ancient Street & Dong Xuan Market—dinner at Halal Restaurant, overnight in Hanoi.

DAY 2: HANOI – LAO CAI – CAT CAT VILLAGE - SAPA (B/L/D)

For breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Sapa (It takes around 5 hours to get there by bus). Arrival sapa in the middle day. After lunch, follow the road down to the valley by steps, and walk to Cat Cat Village  You can also see the old Hydro Electric Power Station which was built by the French time in the early 20th century, and a beautiful waterfall that is a good place for resting. Back to Sapa town to visit the busy market where Red Dao, Black & Flower H’Mong, Tay, and other ethnic minority people converge from the surrounding countryside to sell their silverware and handicrafts and to buy provisions, continue to visit Sapa French Church, Dinner & overnight in Sapa.

DAY 3: SAPA – FANSIFAN PEAK – RONG MAY GLASS BRIDGE (B/L/D)

Breakfast at the hotel, and visit Fansipan Mountain by cable car. As you know the cable car in Sapa is the world’s longest and highest cable car, running up from sleepy Sapa Town in Lao Cai Province to the peak of 3,143-meter Fansipan Mountain, known as Indochina’s rooftop. Enjoy the view from the highest point of this incredible mountain. The lush green and subtropical vegetation makes this mountain very beautiful. Take some pictures for an unforgettable experience from the top. After taking scenery then get cable car back to Sapa. In the afternoon, transfer to visit Rong May Glass Bridge which means Dragon in Cloud Glass Bridge, you will enjoy the stunning view from the height of more than 2000m above sea level with the terraced fields, green tea fields, rolling hills, and mountains, and spectacular cloud yards. Dinner and overnight in Sapa.

DAY 4: SAPA - LAO CHAI – TA VAN VILLAGE – LAO CAI – HANOI (B/L/D)

Breakfast at the hotel, and transfer to the Tavan observation deck for a panoramic view of Lao Chai Tavan village. After lunch, transfer back to Hanoi, and stop at the Vietnam – China border to take photos. Dinner at Halal Restaurant & overnight in Hanoi.

DAY 5: HANOI DEPARTURE (B)

 Breakfast at the hotel, free time for leisure then transfer to airport for flight home.