SA PA TOUR PACKAGE (5 days 4 nights)

 Experience the magic of Da Nang from daylight to nightfall on an immersive journey crafted by Ánh Việt Travel. This tour brings together the city’s most remarkable highlights—mystical mountains, sacred architecture, sweeping coastlines, and the dazzling beauty of the Han River after dark. It’s the ideal blend of exploration, culture, and relaxation for travelers who want to see the very best of Da Nang in one memorable afternoon and evening.

Tour Highlights

• Discover the Marble Mountains, a spiritual sanctuary of caves, pagodas, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking Da Nang’s coastline and cityscape.

• Visit Linh Ứng Pagoda on Sơn Trà Peninsula, home to Vietnam’s tallest 67-meter Lady Buddha statue and one of the best sunset spots in the city.

• Experience Da Nang’s vibrant nightlife on a relaxing Han River cruise, gliding past illuminated bridges and modern riverside landmarks.

• Enjoy a delicious Vietnamese dinner featuring local specialties before exploring the city by night.

• Witness the spectacular Dragon Bridge Fire & Water Show (weekends only), one of Da Nang’s most iconic nighttime performances.

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13:00:  

Our driver and tour guide will pick you up at the airport or Hanoi Opera House, then head to a local restaurant for lunch.
14:00:

Begin your journey exploring the thousand-year-old capital city, with its blend of ancient charm and vibrant life. Along the way, your guide will provide an overview of Hanoi’s history, culture, and daily life.Visit this iconic red wooden bridge connecting the shore to Ngoc Son Temple on Hoan Kiem

Lake.

The Huc Bridge, meaning "Morning Sunlight Bridge," was built in 1865 and is painted a distinctive red symbolizing good fortune in Vietnamese culture. The temple it leads to honors the 13th-century general Tran Hung Dao, who defeated Mongol invasions 3 times.
15:30:

Explore the entertainment complex at Grand World Hung Yen. Grand World is a new and exciting destination in the East of Hanoi. This mega-complex is a paradise for entertainment, shopping, and dining, set in a fascinating cultural fusion environment with countless Instagrammable spots. 

Evening: Free time to explore and have dinner at your own expense.

8:00: Stroll through Hanoi’s 36 Old Streets: Passing through streets steeped in traditional crafts, each corner preserves the unique rhythm of Hanoi’s life, creating a special attraction for tourists.
Visit Vietnam’s most important political and historical center: 

• Ba Dinh Square is where President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence on September 2, 1945, establishing the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The square can hold up to 20,000 people and hosts major national celebrations.

• The Presidential Palace boasts the elegant beauty of ancient French architecture, nestled within lush green grounds.

• Nearby, the One Pillar Pagoda stands out with its lotus-like shape rising from the water, evoking a sense of peace and tranquility.

• Van Mieu – The first national university, built in 1070. This is not only a place to honor knowledge and talent, but also a stop for visitors to appreciate the refined beauty of Vietnamese culture and its long-standing tradition of learning.

12:00: Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, savoring the flavors of Hanoi cuisine.
13:00: Depart from Hanoi by car, beginning the journey to the Northwest mountains, to Sa Pa. Along the way, you will admire the gradually changing and poetic natural scenery.
19:00: Dinner at a Sa Pa restaurant in the cool, characteristic mountain air.
Check into your hotel in Sa Pa and rest, preparing for the next experiences.

Choose Your Adventure:

OPTION 1: Free Day Explore Sapa town at your own pace and enjoy lunch at your own expense.
OPTION 2: Fansipan Peak Experience (Ticket at your own expense, book one day before departure)
At 3,147.3 meters (10,326 feet), Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, earning its nickname "The Roof of Indochina." The peak was first summited by a European in 1905.

08:00:  Transfer to Muong Hoa Funicular Station (ticket at your own expense), one of the most modern mountain railways in Vietnam, nearly 2,000 meters long. Enjoy scenic views of primeval forests and the Muong Hoa Valley along the way.

Cable car journey: Experience the world’s longest three-rope cable car system, covering 6,325 meters in just 20 minutes! This cable car holds two Guinness World Records: the longest three-rope cable car and the greatest altitude difference between departure and arrival stations (1,410 meters). On clear days, you can see panoramic views across three countries.
At around 2,800 m, visit a complex of spiritual temples and immerse yourself in vast, tranquil natural surroundings.

Summit Experience: Continue climbing about 600 stone steps to reach the summit of Fansipan – the “Roof of Indochina.” You may choose the mountain train up and down the peak (optional, at your own expense).

12:30: Lunch at Sun World Fansipan Legend 
Afternoon, continue conquering O Quy Ho Pass – one of the “Four Great Mountain Passes” of Northern Vietnam. Visit Hoang Lien Son ecological area and O Quy Ho Heaven’s Gate. Standing at over 2,000 meters above sea level, enjoy sweeping views of endless mountains, rolling clouds, and dreamlike scenery that truly moves the soul.

Evening 

Dinner at a local restaurant. Free time to explore Sapa at night and enjoy regional treats such as grilled sweet potatoes and roasted eggs.
 

 8:30:

Visit Cat Cat Village: The winding road leading to Cat Cat village is bordered on one side by the lush green Muong Hoa Valley with terraced rice fields stretching along the mountain slopes. Along the way, you will encounter the rustic wooden houses of the Hmong people, nestled amidst peaceful nature. The atmosphere here is imbued with the spirit of the mountains and forests, both wild and familiar.

10:30: Stone Church 

This is an architectural masterpiece bearing the strong imprint of the old French, located right in the center of the town. The Stone Church is not only a symbol of Sa Pa but also a place where Western culture and the daily life of the local people intersect.

12:00: Lunch at a restaurant in Sa Pa.
13:00: The driver will pick you up and depart for Hanoi.
19:00: Dinner at a restaurant in Hanoi and stay at a Ha Noi hotel. 

Depending on your flight time, you can could have the chance to visit one of these:

• Shop for souvenirs.
• Relax at a traditional Vietnamese coffee shop.
• Visit the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology.

Transfer to the airport for your flight. 

Inclusions

• Round-trip hotel transfers 

• Entrance fees 

• Vietnamese lunch with one drink

• English-speaking guide

• One bottle of drinking water

Exclusions

• Personal expenses

• Services not listed (e.g., elevator ticket at Marble Mountains)

• Tips for guide and driver

Children Policy

• Under 1–4 years old: Free of charge (shared meal & transport)

• 5–9 years old: 75% of adult price

• From 10 years and above: Charged as adult

Travel Tips

• Weather: Sa Pa and Fansipan can be cold and windy year-round — bring a warm jacket.

• Footwear: Soft trekking requires comfortable sneakers or light hiking shoes.

• Seasonal fog: Moana Sapa and Fansipan views may vary depending on weather.

• Peak season: Lines for Fansipan cable car may be longer (weekends / holidays).