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Sapa · Multi-day package

Sapa + Bac Ha Market 3 Days 2 Nights - Hotel + Homestay (by Day Bus)

Great for couplesGreat for backpackersModerate fitness level

From

$190 /person

Duration

3 days 2 nights

Departure

On schedule

Pickup

Hanoi Old Quarter (any hotel)

Group size

1+ guests

Fitness

Moderate

Type

Culture & heritage

Itinerary Summary

Day 1 · L, D

Hanoi - Sapa - Cat Cat - Sin Chai

- 06:00-06:30 pickup - 13:00 arrive Sapa, lunch - Cat Cat village + Sin Chai - Dinner + overnight 3* hotel

Day 2 · B, L, D

Trekking - Y Linh Ho - Lao Chai - Ta Van

- Morning trek Y Linh Ho + Lao Chai (~9km) - Lunch at local restaurant - Afternoon: tour villages - Cooking class option - Dinner + overnight at homestay Ta Van

Day 3 · B, L

Ta Van - Bac Ha Market - Hanoi

- Early breakfast at homestay - Drive to Bac Ha (~4h) - colorful ethnic Sunday market - Market exploration: H'mong (Red H'mong), Red Dao, Tay, Nung, La Chi, Phu La - Lunch - Drive back to Hanoi

Notes

  • Bac Ha market Sundays only
  • Pace deeper than SBM05 - 3 days experience
  • Sleeping bus ticket Hanoi-Sapa-Hanoi
  • English-speaking tour guide
  • 1 night 3* hotel + 1 night homestay Ta Van
  • Meals per duration
  • All entrance tickets
  • Bac Ha Market visit Sunday
  • Cooking class option at homestay

✕ Not included

  • Government tax + beverages
  • Single supplement
  • Tips
  • Travel insurance

🎒 What to bring

  • Layered clothing
  • Waterproof shoes
  • Sleeping liner (homestay)
  • Cash for market

Good questions about this tour

This tour costs $50 more than the 2-day Bac Ha version - is it worth it?

The extra $50 gets you an additional day of trekking, a night in a local homestay and a much deeper cultural experience. It's worth it if you really want to soak up Sapa without feeling rushed. If your main interest is just the Bac Ha market, the shorter 2-day version covers that nicely.

Three nights in different places (bus, hotel, homestay) - isn't that complicated?

It sounds like a lot of moving parts, but it actually flows smoothly - your guide handles all the luggage transfers and timings between the bus, hotel and homestay. We've run this itinerary many times, so it's well tested.