Breakfast at your hotel.

Car & Tour guide pick you up at the hotel to visit: 

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology – Discover the rich cultural diversity of Vietnam through fascinating exhibitions showcasing the traditions, costumes, architecture, and daily life of the country’s 54 ethnic groups.

Lunch at the local restaurant.(Fee on your own)

PM: Discover ancient streets 

In the afternoon, walking to explore the Hanoi Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake. Walk through narrow and evocative streets; you will have the closest view to the French-colonial architectures of ancient buildings and family-run vendor stores.

Ngoc Son Temple: A long-standing historical and cultural relic of Hanoi is a famous spiritual site that is always included in any Hanoi travel itinerary. Not only reflecting the profound spiritual life of Vietnamese people in the feudal period, the temple also boasts unique architecture and a good view of the famous Hoan Kiem Lake.

Hanoi Old Quarter                                                                Ngoc Son Temple

Hàng Bạc (Silver Street), where silversmiths once made money and jewellery for the palace, still houses jewellery stores and money changers. Hàng Mã is where Hanoians go to buy religious goods and festival decorations. Hàng Gai, now known as Silk Street, was named for the pinkish dye this street famously sold and used in clothing. Shops here now trade in fabrics and custom-made suits and dresses. Lãn Ông is a fragrant street filled with traditional medicines and herbs.

Shopping at Đồng Xuân Market is one of Hanoi’s largest and oldest markets, located in the Old Quarter. It offers a wide range of goods, including clothes, food, and local handicrafts, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists

Coffee train street. One of the most thrilling aspects of Train Street is watching the train pass just a few feet away from where you sit. The train comes through several times a day, creating an exciting and slightly dramatic atmosphere.

Dinner Food tour, try street food in Ha Noi. Eat like a local: Nom Bo Kho, Cha Ca La Vong, Café Giảng.

                              Nộm bò khô                                                                       Cha Ca La Vong

Cafe Giảng is a famous coffee shop in Hanoi, known for its unique egg coffee (cà phê trứng). The drink is made by mixing egg yolks with sugar, sweetened condensed milk, and hot coffee, creating a creamy and rich flavor. Founded in 1946, Cà phê Giảng has become an iconic spot for locals and tourists to enjoy this distinctive Vietnamese coffee specialty.  

8:30 pm: Transfer to Hanoi Station at 120 Le Duan, Dong Da District. Check in at the Chapa Express Train’s Lounge on the 2nd floor.

Check in train. Train from Hanoi to Lao Cai 

Overnight on the train.

Around 06:40 am Arrival at Lao Cai Station. Tour guide & Car pick you up to the Sapa Center (45 minutes)

08:30 am Having breakfast on your own at a local restaurant.

Sapa is well – known as one of the famous tourist attraction in the Northwest religion in Vietnam, it has a cool climate lanes all year round and the average temperature in here is about 15 degrees C and spectacular natural landscape mingles with humans handmade created that attract more and more tourist when they coming to Sapa.

Cat Cat village, you can explore the traditional crafts of silver making, linen weaving, brocade weaving… Learn many new things about daily life, festivals, customs and practices of the H’mong people living in the village. Or admire the beautiful nature with golden terraced fields in the ripe rice season. 

Have lunch at local restaurant

PM: Trekking Y Linh Ho – Lao Chai (~8km)

Car picks you up from hotel Sapa center to the start trek Y Linh Ho. The journey begins. 

Everyone goes southeast of Sapa along the Muong Hoa valley – a beautiful valley famous for its simple houses and hiking trails through ancient villages.

The first destination is Y Linh Ho village – a village of the Black Hmong people. The scenery here is extremely beautiful and peaceful.

Stop at a rest stop in Y Linh Ho village, with a view of terraced fields. Following the trail between the majestic terraced fields, enjoying the beauty of the golden rice valley at the most beautiful time of the year.

The local tour guide will introduce you to the cultural life of the ethnic people in the highlands, stopping to rest at the most beautiful and pristine rice viewing points in Y Linh Ho, Lao Chai.

Enjoy the final journey with the graceful Muong Hoa stream winding under the rice valley. The road is across the mountainside and on the right side we will see the entire peaceful Lao Chai San village.

The journey ends at Lao Chai village. The car will pick you up at Lao Chai bridge, taking the back to Sapa.

Suggest food massage in Sapa – Relax after a long day.

Dinner on your own.

Overnight at Hotel in Sapa

Breakfast at hotel. Car and guide pick you up from hotel to Sun Plaza Station. Head to Fansipan Mountain as following route

Route 1: Take Muong Hoa monorail train from Sapa Station to Hoang Lien Station.

Route 2: The cable car to visit the Fansipan Mountain is located in Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range, about 9 kilometers southwest of Sapa Town in Lao Cai Province, Northwestern Vietnam. Fansipan height, reaching an elevation of 3,143 meters above sea level, proudly stands as the highest mountain in Vietnam and Indochina. From the upper station, go through Thanh Van Dac Lo Heaven Gate to reach the place of clouds – by cable car to the peak.

Route 3: Mountain Train up to the peak.

Have a buffet lunch at Van Sam Restaurant.

Back to the hotel. Car pick up you back to Hanoi.