Sapa - Cát Cát - Moana - Fansipan - Y Tý - Lũng Pô 4 Days 3 Nights (4-Star Hotel)

06:20: Guests arrive at the designated meeting point on Trần Quang Khải Street as informed before departure to complete check-in procedures and depart for Sapa via the Hanoi – Lao Cai Expressway. Normally, our vehicles will travel via Foreign Language University, Hòa Bình Park, Thăng Long Industrial Park, Nội Bài Airport, and then onto the expressway. Therefore, pick-up may be arranged at these locations. Guests are required to register their pick-up point before departure.

Note: If guests arrive at Noi Bai International Airport on an early flight and check out before 07:45, we can provide airport pick-up service with an additional fee of 50,000 VND per guest. For guests arriving the night before and staying at hotels near Nội Bài Airport, pick-up will be at Kim Anh Junction (entrance of Hanoi – Lao Cai Expressway, about 3 km from the airport) between 07:45–08:00.

13:00–13:30: Arrival in Sapa. Guests return to the hotel for lunch, then check in and rest immediately (if staying at Long Anh Hotel). For other hotel options, guests will rest for about 30 minutes after lunch before the afternoon tour.

Afternoon: The tour guide will pick up guests and take them on a walking tour to Moana Sapa, a unique sightseeing spot featuring man-made structures harmoniously blended with nature, creating a landscape that is both unique, impressive, and beautiful. Located about 500m from the Stone Church, this over 10,000m² complex offers panoramic views of the Hoàng Liên Sơn mountain range and the majestic Fansipan Peak. It includes seven main attractions that are especially popular among young visitors, such as the Bali Gate, Moana statue, infinity lake, golden hand, death swing, lonely tree, and café area.

18:00: Dinner at a local restaurant. Free time in the evening. Guests may take photos at Sapa Stone Church, explore the Sapa Love Market held every Saturday night, or simply enjoy local grilled specialties with the famous San Lùng rice wine to warm up in the cold Sapa weather. Overnight in Sapa.

07:00: Guests have breakfast at the hotel and relax. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee in the restaurant during the cool morning in Sapa.

08:00: The vehicle and tour guide will transfer guests to the Fansipan cable car station to begin the journey conquering Fansipan via the world’s most modern three-rope cable car system, with cabins accommodating up to 30 passengers.

From the upper station, passing through the Heaven Gate of Thanh Vân Đắc Lộ, guests will arrive in a land of clouds. Bich Van Zen Monastery, located at an altitude of over 2,000 meters, welcomes visitors and Buddhists from all over with its pure Vietnamese architectural style amid drifting mist. Walking through the echoing temple bells among clouds and mountain winds, at around 3,000 meters altitude, visitors will see the magnificent 21.5-meter bronze Amitabha Buddha statue standing majestically among mystical clouds, compassionately looking down at the human world.

In this sacred and peaceful atmosphere, as spring gently arrives with warmth, and flowers such as rhododendrons, raspberries, peaches, and plums begin to sprout, visitors may feel inner blossoms of love and hope blooming in their hearts.

From the Buddha statue, the Arhat Path—featuring 18 bronze Arhat statues, each 2.5 meters tall, serene and compassionate in the drifting clouds—leads to the Kim Son Bao Thang Tu complex, known for its ancient wooden Vietnamese pagoda architecture from the 15th–16th centuries. Guests may also visit the statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva and the Mountain God Shrine. The scenery is further enriched by centuries-old rhododendron trees enduring the cold mountain climate, preparing to bloom in white, yellow, red, purple, and pink from March to April.

Finally, after climbing 600 stone steps, guests reach the summit of Fansipan Peak at 3,143 meters above sea level—the Roof of Indochina. From here, looking out in all directions, each visitor will experience unique emotions and personal wishes they may wish to keep to themselves.

Lunch: Return to Sapa town for lunch at a local restaurant.

Afternoon: The tour guide will take guests to visit Cat Cat Village to learn about the daily life of the H’mông ethnic people, visit Tien Sa Waterfall, and explore many beautiful photo spots within the tourist area. Guests can also enjoy a traditional cultural performance (scheduled at the old hydroelectric station).

18:00: Dinner at a local restaurant. Free evening. Guests may optionally experience a Red Dao herbal bath to relax and recover after a full day of sightseeing (at personal expense). Overnight in Sapa.

Morning: Guests have breakfast and then enjoy free time for shopping and sightseeing. Suggested photo spots (at personal expense):

• Muong Hoa Valley
• Hydrangea flower garden in Sâu Chua; ancient rose garden in Sapa
• Ta Phin Monastery
• Swing Sapa

11:30: Return to Sapa town, check out, then have lunch and rest.

13:00: Depart by car to Y Ty—a remote, high-altitude, beautiful, and majestic land. Along the way, guests can take photos of terraced rice fields. Stop for panoramic photos overlooking a beautiful valley with a stream originating from Muong Hum Stream and admire the pristine beauty of the ancient forests of Y Tý.

16:30: Arrival in Y Tý. Guests check in at the guesthouse, freshen up, then have dinner at a local restaurant. Free time in the evening for rest and relaxation. Overnight in Y Tý.