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Hanoi - Sapa Tour, 4 Days / 3 Nights

This four-day Hanoi and Sapa tour pairs the capital’s street life with a night in the northern mountains. An airport welcome leads into a Hanoi visit covering Ba Dinh Square, Tran Quoc Pagoda, Hoan Kiem Lake and Dong Xuan Market. Then walk the Old Quarter to taste bun cha, pho, banh goi, banh xeo and egg coffee. A shared sleeper cabin bus takes you to Sapa the next day. Walk through Cat Cat Village to discover its waterfall, hydropower station and local crafts before settling into a five-star hotel. On day three, ride the Fansipan cable car, visit the summit’s spiritual sites and climb toward the peak if conditions and fitness allow; a premium buffet lunch is included. Return to Hanoi by bus and depart after breakfast. Signature offers a four-star Hanoi base and Sapa city view; Exclusive adds higher-tier Hanoi accommodation, a mountain-view Sapa room and airport fast-track service.

  • Timeline4 Days 3 Nights
  • Duration4 Days - 3 Nights
  • Group size2 - 9
  • Pick upHanoi
Route:
Hanoi / Old Quarter Sapa / Cat Cat VillageFansipanHanoi.

Here are some reasons why the Hanoi- Sapa Tour, 4 Days / 3 Nights is perfect for everyone

Hanoi’s guided street-food experience is part of the core tour, not an optional add-on.

The Cat Cat Village walk adds crafts and a waterfall to the mountain trip.

Fansipan cable car and premium buffet lunch are included.

A five-star Sapa stay provides added comfort after the shared bus journey.

Two tiers let travellers choose a city-view or mountain-view room and different airport services.

Highlight

  • Enjoy the premium buffet lunch at Fansipan Peak.

  • Experience a comfortable sleeper cabin bus from Hanoi to Sapa.

  • Stay in a luxurious 5-star hotel in Sapa – Pao’s Sapa Leisure.

  • Conquer the “Roof of Indochina” with the Fansipan cable car.

  • Guaranteed departure from just 2 guests – flexible & convenient.

Tour Itinerary

Hanoi Arrival – City Tour & Street food Walking Tour

Your journey begins the moment you land. Our private guide and driver will greet you at the airport with a welcome signboard for a seamless transfer to the city.

Cultural Exploration:

Start by uncovering the soul of Hanoi at Ba Dinh Square, the historic landmark of national pride. Continue to the serene Tran Quoc Pagoda by the West Lake and the scenic Hoan Kiem Lake. You will also visit the bustling Dong Xuan Market to witness the heart of local trade and vibrant traditions.

The Authentic Food Walking Tour:

Experience Hanoi through its world-class cuisine with our expert-led food tour. Beyond the typical tourist spots, we take you deep into the winding alleys of the Old Quarter.

The Experience: Join the locals on tiny plastic chairs at hidden sidewalk stalls and tucked-away eateries – an authentic glimpse into the city’s lively street-dining culture.

The Flavors: Savor a curated selection of Hanoi’s most iconic dishes, including Bun Cha (charcoal-grilled pork), Pho, Banh Goi (pillow cakes), and crispy Banh Xeo (Vietnamese pancakes).

The Signature Drink: No exploration is complete without a cup of authentic Hanoi Egg Coffee – a creamy, velvety local delicacy that perfectly captures the city’s charm.

After the visit, head back to the hotel to check in and free time to relax. Overnight in Hanoi.

Meal (s): L

Hanoi – Sapa by Sleeper bus – Cat Cat Village

Our driver pick you up at your hotel, get on the comfortable sleeper bus and depart for Sapa Town.

Have Lunch and check-in the room. We will then depart from the hotel and walk down to Exploring Cat Cat Village.

Arriving in Cat Cat village, visitors will be visiting the Hydropower station, the waterfall of Cat Cat village as well as learning about the culture, customs and unique people here with traditional crafts such as weaving, carved silver, hand forged agricultural tools.

Overnight in Sapa.

Meal (s): B, L

Sapa – Fansipan – Hanoi

After breakfast in hotel, driver & tour guide take you to Cable Car Station and spend 20 minutes with cable car to enjoy the spectacular scenery.

Reach the altitude of 2800 meters, you have a good time to see the view and take photos, visit pagoda the spiritual destinations and trek up to 600 steps you will reach the peak of Fansipan – the Roof of Indochina.

Come back to Cable Car Station and return to Sapa town.

Relax and leisure on your own. In the afternoon, get on the sleeper bus to go back to Hanoi.

 

Overnight in Hanoi.

Meal (s): B, L

Hanoi – Departure

Our driver will transfer you to the airport for your departure flight. End of services.

Meal (s): B

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Evaluation criteriaSignatureExclusive Tour
Hotel4-star city central hotel with daily breakfast included. Luxury 5-star hotel with a city view room, including daily breakfast5-star or boutique hotel in the city center, including daily breakfast. Luxury 5-star hotel with a majestic mountain view room, including daily breakfast.
TransportationStandard private transfer at the airport. Transfer from Hanoi to Sapa by luxury shared sleeper cabin bus. Cable car ticket at Fansipan.Private premium limousine
Airport assistanceN/AFast track airport service for a smooth and time-saving experience
ExcursionJoin in tour with an ideal group size (around 10–15 guests per tour)Private tours with flexible timing and itinerary

Accommodation

Signature

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Inclusions

All 3 nights contain quality hotels with breakfast

Private Noi Bai airport transfers (standard private vehicle for Signature; premium private limousine for Exclusive); Hanoi city tour vehicle and guided walk; shared sleeper cabin bus Hanoi–Sapa–Hanoi; local road transfer between Sapa hotel and Fansipan cable car station; Fansipan cable car ticket. Exclusive includes airport fast track.

Excellent local English - speaking guides

Tax is included!

24/7 personalized customer support

Exclusions

The flights arriving/departing Hanoi are not included.

Visa arrangement and fees excluded.

Meals not specified. Driver/guide tips. Other drinks, personal spending and services not listed require approved terms.

Insurance is not inlcuded!

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Frequently Asked Questions

01

When is the best time to visit Vietnam?

Vietnam's climate varies considerably from north to south, so the ideal season depends on where you plan to travel. - Northern Vietnam (Hanoi, Sapa, Ha Long Bay) is at its best from October to April, with particularly pleasant conditions in autumn (September to November) and spring (March to April). - Central Vietnam (Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An) is generally driest from February to August. The wet season, from September to January, carries a higher risk of heavy rain, flooding and typhoons. - Southern Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, the Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc) is most comfortable during the dry season, from November to April.

02

How many days do I need?

As a general guideline, seven days allow you to explore one region at a comfortable pace, ten days suit a combination of two regions, and two weeks make a classic north-to-south journey possible. Because Vietnam stretches roughly 1,650 kilometres from end to end, we advise against attempting to cover everything in a short trip

03

Which destinations should first-time visitors consider?

Most first-time travellers build their journey around a few complementary highlights: Hanoi, together with Ha Long Bay or Ninh Binh, in the north; Hue, Da Nang and Hoi An in the centre; and Ho Chi Minh City with the Mekong Delta in the south. For dramatic highland scenery, Sapa and Ta Xua are outstanding additions.

04

Is Tet (Lunar New Year) a good time to visit?

Tet, which falls between late January and mid-February, is Vietnam's most important festival and offers a vivid insight into local traditions. However, transport is heavily booked weeks in advance and many local businesses close for several days, so early planning is essential.

05

Do I need a visa to enter Vietnam?

It depends on your nationality. Citizens of a number of countries, including several European nations, Japan and South Korea, may enter visa-free for up to 45 days, while certain ASEAN nationals are typically permitted shorter visa-free stays. Travellers from countries that are not on the exemption list, such as the United States, Canada and Australia, must obtain a visa in advance. In addition, foreign visitors arriving directly on Phu Quoc Island from abroad may stay on the island for up to 30 days without a visa. As entry policies are updated from time to time, please confirm the latest requirements through official government channels before you travel.

06

How do I apply for an e-visa?

The e-visa is applied for online through the official portal of Vietnam's Immigration Department and is now open to all nationalities. It is valid for up to 90 days and is available for single or multiple entry, with government fees of USD 25 and USD 50 respectively. Processing usually takes around three working days, but we recommend applying at least a week before departure. Please note that the fee is non-refundable, even if an application is refused.

07

How long must my passport be valid?

Your passport should be valid for at least six months from your date of arrival in Vietnam and must have blank pages for entry stamps.

08

What is the local currency?

The official currency is the Vietnamese dong (VND). Major hotels, restaurants and shops in cities generally accept international credit cards, but cash remains essential at local markets, street food stalls and in rural areas.

09

Are ATMs widely available?

Yes. ATMs are common in cities and tourist destinations, although they are less frequent in remote highland areas. We recommend withdrawing sufficient cash before heading to the mountains or countryside, and carrying small denominations for everyday purchases.

10

Is Vietnam safe for travellers?

Vietnam is widely regarded as a welcoming and safe destination. As in any popular destination, we advise standard precautions: keep valuables secure, particularly in crowded areas, and be cautious around busy traffic. When crossing the road, walk slowly and steadily so that motorbikes can anticipate your movements. In cities, ride-hailing apps such as Grab or Xanh SM offer transparent pricing and are a reliable alternative to street taxis.

11

Do I need vaccinations or travel insurance?

We recommend consulting your doctor or a travel health clinic four to six weeks before departure to ensure that routine vaccinations are up to date and to discuss any additional recommendations. Comprehensive travel insurance covering medical care and trip interruption is strongly advised, and it is not included in our packages.

12

How will we travel between destinations?

Depending on your itinerary, journeys may combine private vehicles with drivers, domestic flights, comfortable sleeper cabin buses to the mountains, and scenic rail routes such as the Heritage Train between Hue and Da Nang. Your itinerary will specify the mode of transport for each leg.

13

How can I stay connected during my trip?

Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, cafés and restaurants. For mobile data, you may purchase a local SIM card from an authorised provider such as Viettel, Vinaphone or Mobifone at the airport, or use an eSIM for added convenience. We advise buying SIM cards only from official counters or authorised stores.

14

What type of power plug is used?

Vietnam operates on 220V at 50Hz. Type A (two flat pins) and Type C (two round pins) sockets are the most common, so we recommend carrying a universal travel adapter.

15

What should I pack, and how should I dress?

Lightweight, breathable clothing suits most of the country, supplemented by a light rain jacket during the wet season and warm layers for the northern mountains from November to February. When visiting temples and pagodas, please dress modestly by covering your shoulders and knees. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for trekking and sightseeing.

16

What languages are spoken?

Vietnamese is the national language. English is widely understood in tourist areas, and all of our itineraries are accompanied by experienced local English-speaking guides.

17

Can you accommodate dietary requirements?

Vietnamese cuisine offers a wide variety of vegetarian dishes, and many restaurants can adapt meals to suit allergies or dietary preferences. Please inform us of any requirements when booking so that we can advise and prepare accordingly.

18

Who is VNT Signature?

VNT Signature is the premium travel brand of Vietnamtourism-Hanoi, a company with more than six decades of experience in the tourism industry since its founding in 1960. This heritage has made it one of Vietnam's most trusted and long-established names in travel.

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What services do you offer?

We offer a diversified range of products and services, including inbound tour operator partnerships, customisable themed tours, villa and beach resort reservations, transport services, private helicopter and jet arrangements, MICE programmes, and private tours for VIPs, celebrities, and royal and government clients.

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What does "private tour" mean at VNT Signature?

A private tour is designed exclusively around you and your travelling companions, with your own guide and vehicle and no shared schedules. Your pace, interests and preferences shape the journey from beginning to end, free of group constraints.

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Is there a minimum number of guests?

On selected itineraries, departure is guaranteed from just two guests, giving you flexibility and convenience when planning your journey.

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What is the difference between the Signature and Exclusive packages?

On selected itineraries, we offer two tiers. The Signature package provides quality accommodation and standard private transfers, while the Exclusive package enhances the experience with higher-category hotels, upgraded room views, fast-track airport service and private premium limousine transfers.

23

What is included in the price, and what is not?

Inclusions differ by itinerary and are clearly outlined in each programme. They typically comprise accommodation with daily breakfast, transfers and activities as specified, meals as listed, and a local English-speaking guide. Items usually excluded are international and domestic flights, visa arrangements, travel insurance, meals not specified in the itinerary, and personal expenses and tips.

24

Are there any hidden charges or compulsory shopping stops?

No. Our pricing is fully transparent, and our private tours contain no shopping stops, so that your time is devoted entirely to authentic cultural immersion.

25

What support is available during my trip?

Our team provides personalised customer support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so that any question or change of plan can be addressed promptly wherever you are.

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Can I customise my itinerary?

Absolutely. Every journey can be tailored to your interests, travel dates, pace and budget, whether you wish to focus on culture, cuisine, nature, relaxation or a combination of all four.

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How do I start planning my journey?

Simply message VNT Signature with your preferred travel dates and trip length. You do not need to have every detail worked out; our team will guide you through the next steps and curate a journey that is uniquely yours.

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