Excursão Guiada de Vários Dias à Montanha Ham Rong e à Vila Cat Cat em Sapa

Sapa me encantó. Definitivamente regresaré para un viaje más largo. Todo fue hermoso: el clima, el paisaje, la gente, el alojamiento y la comida. Es un lugar verdaderamente especial. Nuestro guía fue increíblemente amable y servicial, siempre asegurándose de que todos estuvieran bien atendidos. ¡Recomiendo encarecidamente visitarlo!

The sleeper bus arrived at 6:30 AM and departed at 7:00 AM. The journey from Hanoi to Sapa took 6 hours one way, with two stops for stretching or washroom breaks (a small fee applies for washroom use). Food and refreshments were also available at these stops. Upon arrival at Sapa bus station, a local person picked us up and drove us to the May Sapa Hotel. After lunch at the hotel, there were two tour options: Cat Cat Village or rice field trekking, both included in the tour package. The tour concluded around 5:00 PM, and dinner at the hotel began at 6:30 PM. After dinner, you can explore Sapa town center on your own. For the optional Fansipan mountain trip, the hotel or tour guide can assist with ticket purchases, or you can buy them directly from Klook. The hotel can arrange complimentary drop-off and pick-up services at the cable car station. While there isn't a dedicated tour guide for this package, it covers all transportation, meals, and accommodation, making it recommended for those seeking a short visit to Sapa.

Our accommodations, tour guide, food, and itineraries for our Sapa Trip were spectacular. My friends and I really had a good time there and would love to come back in the near future. We got a chance to try their national costumes in Catcat Village, we tasted their local food, we had a nice view while riding on the cable car, and we got a chance to visit the rose garden in Fansipan. The sleeper bus we rode back and forth was totally comfy. I would really recommend this trip so far. ♥️

Un must si vous visitez Hanoï. L'endroit est magnifique. Fansipan était fermé, mais le pont de verre était très impressionnant. Moana était aussi amusant, mais le pont de verre en vaut plus la peine. Notre guide touristique Sua était également très arrangeante. L'hôtel était le May Sapa Hotel, juste un hôtel 2 étoiles basique, propre mais simple avec une cuisine familiale. Il y a cependant des hôtels 5 étoiles plus luxueux dans la région. Le train-couchettes était le seul point négatif, extrêmement exigu et difficile. La mise à niveau vers la cabine privée en vaut la peine.

We had a great time in Sapa! I think joining the tour is totally worth it since we don't have to think of our transportation, accommodation, and food. The bus going to Sapa was super comfy and spacious. The hotel that we stayed in was great too! It's very near to the hotel restaurant where we had our meals. So, our tour guide in Cat Cat village was very helpful and great. She helped us with purchasing the Fansipan cable car ticket for our next day's activity. The Fansipan climb was fun and bearable because of the new friends that we met on this trip. Such lovely people!

It was worth the six-hour journey to Sapa; the town is beautiful and has a very European feel. I highly recommend paying extra for the upgraded sleeper bus for the round trip to Hanoi! For a two-day, one-night trip to Sapa, I mainly visited Cat Cat Village and Moana Sapa. The time was actually not enough, as there are many other places in the city center worth visiting and photographing. If the weather is clear, Cat Cat Village is a perfect attraction. As for Moana, it's actually a cafe with several photo-op spots. The place isn't big; you can basically walk through it in 15 to 20 minutes, but if you take your time to take photos, you can easily spend at least an hour there. This time, I chose Moana instead of taking the Cable Car, which I regret a little. Next time I have the chance to visit Hanoi again, I will definitely return to this town, staying for at least three days and two nights to fully savor it! Additionally, Harry, who arranged this tour, is very thoughtful and attentive to the feelings of the tour members. My previous Ha Long Bay trip was also arranged by his travel agency, and the itinerary was very well organized. I'm fortunate that this Sapa trip was also handled by his tour group. Next time I come to Hanoi, I will specifically choose his travel agency again.

At first, I thought Sapa needed at least 2 nights to enjoy. But since we had other destinations to visit, my husband and I decided to take a 2-day, 1-night package. The return trip from Hanoi to Sapa was arranged with a sleeper bus, which was really convenient. The meals were also very nice, and our local guide, Ms. Qua, spoke excellent English and explained everything very well. We got to visit the highlights of Sapa: Cat Cat Village and Fansipan (an additional VND 800,000 for the cable car), which were really worth visiting.

Sapa is an epic town. It offers fresh air, lush greenery, a humble way of life, and believe it or not, a night like Vegas. All the buildings light up at night. It was an experience well worth the long journey to get here (almost 6 hours by bus).

Visiting Sapa and conquering Fansipan was an unforgettable blend of culture and adventure. The town itself is charming, with its misty valleys and vibrant ethnic markets that offer a glimpse into local traditions.

Chuyến đi thật tuyệt vời để ngắm cảnh mây nhưng Sapa vào tháng 2 lại sương mù hầu hết thời gian. Đối với chuyến đi cáp treo, sau khi đến phía bên kia núi, có một lựa chọn thay thế khác để lên đến đỉnh là trả thêm tiền đi tàu hoặc đi bộ 500 đến 600 bậc thang.