Let's shine your Vietnam journey with SAPA ITINERARY


Sapa – a familiar place but not anyone has chance to visit. Research articles about Sapa itinerary, about emotional sharing and wonderful images here always inspire us come to feel. Finally, in March, we decided to set foot in Sapa. Start! It was a great journey. In this article, we will share with you all the necessary experiences to have a memorable trip to Sapa.

1. The first day – Cat Cat Village and Heaven Coffee.


We ate breakfast and walked to the hotel nearby, sent our belongings and rent a motorbike to go to Cat Cat village. If your driving skill is not stable, you should take a taxi or a motorbike to go to Cat Cat village. Price ranges from 30,000 VND to 50,000 VND (~ $ 2 – $ 3).
Tickets for entrance is VND 70,000 / person (~ $ 4)
Renting a traditional skirt will cost VND 50,000 / set (~ $ 3). I did not hire because the previous time wore, I felt not suitable. But if you want to experience indigenous ethnic culture, you can try and should try.
We like this village because of the rustic, there are some pretty little bamboo bridges and streams.
There are quite a lot of beautiful corners for you to take photos, show your artistic talents. You should be careful with children here, they will lure you to buy souvenirs at a high price. However, you can refuse and give them some candy.

2. The second day of Sapa itinerary.


You should get up early so you can see Sapa sinking in the early sunshine and fog. Visiting Sapa center and enjoy traditional breakfast of the locals along the road.
Next, you can go to Fansipan Legend to queue and get the ticket of cable car to the top of Fansipan (price is about $27).
After visiting Fansipan, you can comeback to Sapa center and have a local lunch.
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So you think you read all? No, do not think that, because there are many things need to explore behind this short one!

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