THRILLING SAPA TOUR TO FANSIPAN AND RONG MAY GLASS BRIDGE – 3 DAYS
Overview
Experience the ultimate thrill in the breathtaking landscapes of Sapa over a riveting 3-day journey. Brace yourself for an adventure like no other as we conquer the towering heights of Fansipan, the “Roof of Indochina,” and cross the awe-inspiring Rong May Glass Bridge. Get ready to embark on an adrenaline-fueled escapade that will leave you exhilarated and awe-struck amidst Sapa’s stunning natural wonders. This is your chance to push boundaries, embrace the excitement, and create unforgettable memories in the heart of Vietnam’s mountainous beauty.
Tour Route Map
Thrilling 3-day Sapa tour to Fansipan Peak and experience the breathtaking Rong May Glass Bridge – Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Hanoi – Sapa by Limousine – Cat Cat Village
Day 2: Sapa – Fansipan Cable Car Tour – Afternoon Lao Chai – Ta Van
Day 3: Sapa – Rong May Glass Bridge – Thac Bac waterfall – Limousine to Hanoi
Day 1: Hanoi to Sapa and Cat Cat Village tour (L, D)
Morning: Depart from Hanoi to Sapa in a comfortable limousine. Arrive in Sapa, check-in at your chosen accommodation, and have lunch.
Begin the scenic walk to Cat Cat Village, which is located about 2 kilometers from Sapa town.
Cat Cat Village: Once you reach the village, your guide will introduce you to the H’mong culture and provide insights into the local customs and traditions. Explore the village’s cobbled streets, surrounded by picturesque rice terraces and traditional stilt houses. Observe the H’mong women weaving beautiful fabrics and clothing using traditional methods.
Cat Cat Waterfall: Continue the walk to Cat Cat Waterfall, a stunning cascade nestled in the lush greenery. Enjoy the natural beauty of the area and take some photos.
Evening: Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant in Sapa town.
Overnight in Sapa
Day 2: Ta Van, Lao Chai, Fansipan Cable Car Tour (B, L, D)
Breakfast at the hotel.
You’ll be picked up and take the cable car to Mount Fansipan, the highest peak in Indochina. Board the modern and comfortable cable car, which is one of the longest and highest in the world. As you ascend, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the lush valleys, terraced rice fields, and surrounding mountains.
Arrive at the summit of Mount Fansipan, you’ll have awe-inspiring views of the entire region and, on clear days, even glimpses of neighboring countries like Laos and China. Take some time to explore the summit area, capture photos of the breathtaking scenery, and enjoy the cool mountain air. There may be walking trails and viewing platforms around the summit, allowing you to get even closer to nature.
Take the cable car back down to the base station. Once you reach the base, you’ll return to the hotel.
Lunch at the local restaurant.
Embark on a trek to Ta Van and Lao Chai villages, both known for their scenic rice terraces and cultural richness. Interact with the local ethnic minorities. Along the way, you’ll have opportunities to take photos of the stunning scenery.
Arrive at Lao Chai, an ethnic Black H’mong village, you will meet the friendly locals and experience the local way of life, see their traditional houses, and observe their daily activities.
After exploring Lao Chai, continue your trek to Ta Van Village, which is inhabited by the Giay ethnic group. Admire the unique culture and architecture of the Giay people, interact with the villagers, learning about their customs and traditions. Explore the village’s charming surroundings and take in the beauty of the rice terraces.
After thoroughly enjoying the villages and surrounding landscapes, you’ll be transported back to Sapa town.
Savor dinner at a local restaurant and explore Sapa at your leisure.
Overnight in Sapa.
Day 3: Rong May Glass Bridge and Thac Bac Waterfall (B, L, D)
Breakfast at the hotel.
Start your tour from Sapa town, where you’ll be picked up and driven to the Rong May Glass Bridge site, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests.
Upon arrival, you’ll receive a safety briefing and be provided with any necessary equipment. alk on the transparent glass bridge, which spans a significant distance above the valley floor.
As you walk, you’ll be able to see through the glass to the ground beneath your feet, creating an exhilarating feeling of walking on air. From the bridge, enjoy stunning panoramic views of the valley, lush greenery, and surrounding mountains. Don’t forget to take photos to capture this unique experience.
There are additional activities available at the site, such as ziplining or other adventurous experiences (your own account).
After the glass bridge experience, you may have the opportunity to explore the surrounding area on foot. Take short nature walks, admire the natural beauty, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the mountains.
After the tour, you’ll be driven back to Sapa town with stop at Thac Bac Waterfall (Silver Waterfall): Visit this beautiful waterfall and take in the natural beauty of the area.
Lunch: Have lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon at 14h30: Board the limousine for the return journey to Hanoi.
End of the trip!
Inclusive in the tour price
- 2-way Limousine tickets Hanoi-Sapa-Hanoi
- English speaking tour guide
- Accommodation with daily breakfast base on twin/double/triple room
- Daily bottle of mineral water 1 bottle/day/pax
- Entrance fees
- Meals as dedicated in the itinerary
- 01 special dinner with salmon hot pot in Sapa
- Cable car to Fansipan (2 ways) and funiculars
- Private transportation in Sapa
- Rong May Glass bridge entrance ticket
Exclusive in the tour price
- Travel Insurance
- Visa fee
- Personal expenses
- Other optional paid activities at Rong May Glass Bridge
Tips:
- Dress in layers, as the weather can change quickly on the mountain.
- Don’t forget your camera to capture the incredible views.
- Be prepared for a temperature drop at the summit, so bring a light jacket or sweater.
- Consider acclimatizing to the higher altitude in Sapa before taking the cable car to the summit.
- Wear comfortable trekking shoes and clothing suitable for outdoor activities.
- Bring a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water for hydration.
- Respect the local culture and customs, and be polite when interacting with the villagers.
