Sapa · Multi-day package
Sapa 2 Days 1 Night - Homestay Overnight (by Day Bus)
Great for backpackersModerate fitness levelDaily departures
From
From $110 /person
Duration
2 days 1 night
Departure
Daily
Pickup
Hanoi Old Quarter (any hotel)
Group size
1+ guests
Fitness
Moderate
Type
Nature & scenery
Itinerary
Day 1 · L, D
Hanoi - Sapa - Lao Chai - Ta Van Village
#### 06:00-06:30 - Pickup Hanoi Old Quarter Bus to Sapa via highway.
#### 13:00-13:30 - Arrive Sapa town Welcome drinks + itinerary briefing. Lunch with local dishes.
#### 14:00 - Trek begins (~6km southeast) Along Muong Hoa valley to Y Linh Ho village (Black H'mong). Continue 3km to Lao Chai village (H'mong) - through small tunnel/bridge into Muong Hoa valley.
#### 16:00 - Arrive Ta Van village 12km from Sapa center. Multiple ethnic groups (Day, H'mong). Sapa Ancient Stone Field, Cau May, House on Stilt + many ethnic specialties.
#### 17:00 - Check-in homestay Optional cooking class: making traditional Vietnamese spring rolls.
#### 18:30 - Local dishes for dinner. Overnight at homestay.
Day 2 · B, L
Ta Van - Giang Ta Chai - Supan - Sapa - Hanoi
#### 07:00 - Breakfast at homestay
#### 08:00 - Trek to Giang Ta Chai + Supan (~8km) - **Giang Ta Chai:** Red Dao village - colorful traditions + customs - **Supan:** mixed minority village
#### 12:00 - Lunch at local restaurant + rest
#### 14:00 - Car pickup back to Sapa town
#### 15:00 - Meet group at hotel for bus to Hanoi
#### 15:00-15:30 - Bus back to Hanoi
#### 21:30 - Arrive Hanoi, tour ends
Notes
- Itinerary subject to weather + guide arrangement
- Homestay = shared rooms, basic facilities
- Bring sleeping liner for hygiene + earplugs
✓ Included
- Sleeping bus ticket Hanoi-Sapa-Hanoi (modern facilities)
- English-speaking tour guide in Sapa
- 1 night at homestay in Ta Van village
- Meals: 2 lunches + 1 dinner + 1 breakfast
- All entrance tickets per itinerary
- Cooking class option (traditional Vietnamese spring rolls)
✕ Not included
- Government tax + beverages
- Single supplement
- Tips for guides + drivers
- Travel insurance
- Items not in itinerary
- Private rooms (homestay = shared)
🎒 What to bring
- Layered clothing (Sapa cool)
- Waterproof shoes
- Sleeping liner (homestay basic facilities)
- Earplugs (shared dorm)
- Cash for tips + drinks
Good questions about this tour
Is the homestay clean?
The homestay is basic but well kept and reliable - it's a real local home, with shared bathrooms and simple beds. We'd suggest packing a sleeping liner if you prefer extra hygiene comfort, plus earplugs, since village mornings start early.
Is the cooking class a genuine hands-on experience?
Yes, it's a real hands-on session - you make traditional Vietnamese spring rolls with the host family. It's a real highlight if you enjoy interactive experiences. It's optional and depends a little on the host's schedule on the day, but it usually goes ahead.
What happens if it rains on the Day 2 trek?
If it rains, the trek can get slippery, but your guide will adjust the route or shorten sections to keep things safe while still covering the highlights. We'd recommend bringing waterproof gear so you stay comfortable either way.
