Ha Noi - Sapa 3 Days 2 Nights - Silkpath Sapa (SPH3A)

DAY 1

HANOI – RONG MAY GLASS BRIDGE – LOVE SQUARE- STONE CHURCH

Rong May Glass Skywalk

Currently the highest and longest glass bridge in Southeast Asia, it's located just 16 kilometers from Sapa. Built amidst the majestic peaks of northwestern Vietnam, the 548-meter-high glass bridge, suspended over 2,000 meters above sea level, looks from afar like a catwalk stretching into the sky. Take a transparent outdoor scenic elevator, soaring 300 meters along the cliff face to the summit. Stepping onto the glass bridge, you're greeted by expansive views of the majestic mountain scenery. Gaze out at the majestic sea of ​​clouds, gaze down at the abyss of the valley, and take in the magnificent scenery of the valley below. It's like floating in the air, with clouds circling the mountains and vice versa. The immersive experience is like walking in the air. The 360-degree, surreal scenery is like a fairyland, thrilling and therapeutic!

Sapa Church and Love Square: Built entirely of stone in 1903, Sapa's church is the highest church in Vietnam, boasting a simple and solemn style. For over a century, the church bells have been rung three times daily at 6:00 AM, 12:00 PM, and 6:00 PM, their resonant tones echoing lingeringly through Sapa's pristine sky. The architecture and décor showcase a blend of French and Vietnamese culture. The square in front of the church, known as the Love Market, was once the site of a local market and a venue for young people to meet. In the past, couples who were attracted to each other would perform courtship dances to express their admiration, and even now, performances of these dances can still be seen. Today, the square has become an important leisure destination for local residents, gathering in the afternoons and evenings to socialize and relax, creating a joyful atmosphere. Sapa offers a unique take on Vietnam.

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Breakfast: XXX　

Lunch: SAPA DIEM HEN 15USD

Dinner: RED DAO 25USD

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5 Star Hotel: SILKPATH SAPA (Superior Room)

DAY 2

FANSIPAN CABLE CAR – MOUTAIN  HIKING- LAO CHAI VILLAGE

The Muong Hoa Mountain Train, connecting Sapa Town and Fansipan Cable Car Station, was invested in and built by The Sun Group. It's approximately 2 kilometers long and is currently Vietnam's longest mountain train. Departing from the MGallery Hotel in Sapa Town and ending at Fansipan Cable Car Station, the journey offers breathtaking views of the Hoang Lien Mountains. The starting point, Sapa Station, was designed by world-renowned architect Bill Bensley, drawing inspiration from the elegance of historic French stations from the 1920s and 1930s.

Fansipan Legend Cable Car - Climbing Indochina's Highest Peak: Fansipan Peak, at 3,143 meters above sea level, is approximately 9 kilometers from Sapa. A 20-minute mountain cable car ride takes you directly to the Fansipan rest area. The 6,325-meter-long cable car is the world's longest. The Fansipan Rest Area boasts Vietnam's largest bronze statue of Sakyamuni Buddha, the Golden Son Baosheng Temple, home to numerous exquisitely crafted Buddha statues, the Arhat Road, home to 182.5-meter-tall bronze Arhat statues, and the Biyun Temple. Take the mountain rail train to the summit and conquer Indochina's highest peak. From the summit, the breathtaking sea of ​​clouds looms close at hand, akin to a paradise on earth. Immerse yourself in nature and the beautiful scenery. After admiring the breathtaking views of the highest peak, slowly descend along the scenic mountain trail, passing breathtaking scenery along the way.

Mountain Hiking ~ Lao Chai Village (Black Hmong Village with the Most Scenic Views) or Ta Van Village (Black Thai Village). Located approximately 10 kilometers from Sapa Town, this nearly isolated Hmong village boasts mist-shrouded terraced rice fields, a photographer's delight. This mountain hiking route is a popular destination for travelers seeking the beauty of the villages. Along the way, you'll see simple homes, children playing in the fields, women weaving by the roadside, and handmade handicrafts. The tranquil environment is enviable. The terraced fields change with each season, distant mountains shrouded in mist and verdant green, and smoke from the simple homes curls upwards, creating a sense of seclusion and isolation, like a living landscape painting. Looking up at the distant mountaintops, hillsides, and valleys, you'll see almost exclusively terraced fields, with a few small houses scattered among them. Occasionally, a wisp of mountain mist drifts in, creating a breathtaking scene. Such beautiful scenery, fresh air, and pure landscape are truly enticing. Yet, the shy and simple Hmong people have lived here for generations, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, where everything is so pristine and peaceful. Walking through the village, breathing in the fresh air, and witnessing the bright and innocent smiles of the children, you'll understand why so many choose to escape their busy lives and find peace in their souls.

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Breakfast: HOTEL 　

Lunch: VAN SAM BUFFET

Dinner: HOTEL DE LA COUPOLE MGALLERY SAPA 35USD

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5 Star Hotel: SILKPATH SAPA (Superior Room)

DAY 3

SAPA – CAT CAT VILLAGE – HANOI

Cat Cat village – the village of the H’mong ethnic group. You will learn about the customs and lifestyle of the local people, visit famous places such as Cat Cat waterfall, the hydroelectric waterfall built by the French in 1925, the agricultural tool manufacturing area… Cat Cat village has the unique beauty of a village in the Northwest highlands, and has long been an impressive tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over.

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Breakfast: HOTEL

Lunch: PAO SAPA 25USD

Dinner: XXX

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Hotel：XXX

NO OF TRAVELERS

1PAX

2PAX

3PAX

4PAX

5PAX

6PAX

7PAX

8PAX

9PAX

SILK PATH SAPA OR LADY HILL OR SIMILAR

                 1.134

                     715

                     638

                     583

                     549

                     527

                 528

                 514

                 503