In the evening, our private car and tour guide will pick you up at your hotel at the Hanoi Station for your train to Lao Cai Province.

In the morning: Upon arriving in Lao Cai, we will proceed to Sapa. Known as the misty land of the North, Sapa is the only place where you can experience all four seasons in a single day. In Sapa, we will explore some well-known destinations, such as:

• Lao Chai – Ta Van Village: The defining feature of this area is its wild, majestic beauty, coupled with a touch of poetic charm. When visiting, travelers will have the chance to marvel at the expansive terraced fields and vast rolling hills stretching endlessly into the distance.
• Dragon Cloud Glass Bridge: situated at the breathtaking Sky Gate on the summit of the beautiful O Quy Ho Pass, at an altitude of over 2,200 meters above sea level. It is located about 16 kilometers from Sapa town and 7 kilometers from the Fansipan cable car station towards Lai Chau. This integrated tourism complex allows visitors to enjoy scenic views, explore cultural experiences, and engage in thrilling activities, all while offering modern dining, accommodation, and recreational facilities.
• Silver Waterfall: The name “Silver Waterfall” poetically describes the white cascade of water tumbling down into the stream, resembling a silver ribbon suspended amidst the lush, green mountains of Sapa. With a height of 200 meters, Silver Waterfall boasts a breathtakingly rare and exquisite landscape, earning its place among the most beautiful waterfalls in Vietnam.
• The Lonely Tree: This spot offers a panoramic view of the hills and mountains, shrouded in mist and illuminated by the golden rays of the setting sun. This combination creates an exceptionally unique moment for capturing stunning photographs of the majestic natural scenery.
• O Quy Ho Pass: this is a beloved destination that attracts many travelers when they visit Sapa. As one of the “Four Great Mountain Passes” in the Northwest mountains, O Quy Ho Pass is undoubtedly a top-notch check-in point with its captivating, dreamy mountainous beauty.

In the evening: guests are free to enjoy and explore the culinary culture of Sapa, along with the night market, central square, and other attractions.

In the morning: After breakfast at the hotel, the guide will take you to visit the summit of Fansipan, known as the “Roof of Indochina” due to its height of over 3,143 meters. 

Traveling by cable car to Fansipan, you will be captivated by the breathtaking and majestic landscape of the Northwest. Upon reaching the summit, you will have the opportunity to admire the magnificent spiritual complex surrounded by a sea of clouds.

In the afternoon: Sin Chai Village is the largest village in Sapa and is home to more than 1,600 H’mong people. The village is nestled beside the majestic Hoang Lien Son mountain range, offering a poetic natural beauty created by the picturesque forests of the Northwest. 

Despite being very close to the bustling town, the village retains its peacefulness and pristine beauty from ancient times. When visiting, you will have the opportunity to admire the traditional architectural houses and learn about the unique culture and lifestyle of the people living in the village.

In the morning: After breakfast, the vehicle will take you to visit the Bac Ha market fair. This market has long been known as one of the most distinctive fairs in the Bac Ha region, Lao Cai Province, showcasing the full spectrum of traditional culture and the vibrant life of the Mong, Tay, Nung, Dao, and Phu La ethnic communities. At the Bac Ha market, visitors will have the opportunity to savor the famous “thang co” dish, enjoy cups of fragrant corn wine infused with the essence of the land and sky, or sip on the refreshing bitterness and sweetness of tam thất flower tea and Lien Village tea. (Guests are responsible for their own expenses.)

Next, we visit Hoang A Tuong Palace, also known as the “King of the Hmong’s Palace” in Bac Ha. It is a magnificent and luxurious structure, standing as a symbol of the golden era of wealth and power of Hoang Yen Chao and his son, Hoang A Tuong. At the same time, this building also reflects the suffering and oppression of the people of Bac Ha during the first half of the 20th century. Later, after being renovated and repainted with a bright yellow coat, the palace lost some of its ancient charm and now feels somewhat unfamiliar. However, despite the many ups and downs, this palace remains a historical witness to the crimes committed by the Hmong royal family.

Afternoon: Guests will explore Pho Village. Like many highland villages in the Northwest, the first thing that attracts tourists to Ban Pho is the simple and rustic natural scenery, characteristic of the mountainous region. One of the village’s unmissable specialties is the delicious Ban Pho corn wine. Ban Pho corn wine is a traditional specialty of the Hmong people, made from corn and Hong Mi tree yeast, using clean water, traditionally brewed without filtration, following an ancient recipe. The wine is aged in ceramic jars for at least eight months, resulting in a smooth and fragrant flavor. In the cool, crisp mountain air, sitting together, sipping the spicy corn wine alongside smoked buffalo meat while chatting about the mountains and forests is truly an unforgettable experience.

Then, you will go to the Lao Cai station for your return to Hanoi, concluding this tour.