Sapa is one of the most scenic regions in Vietnam. It’s famous around the world for its ancient yellow, and green rice terraces carved out of the mountain by the ethnic minorities. It’s a destination I’ve wanted to visit since I started travelling and unexpectedly got the chance to cross it off my list in March 2018. While in Borneo, Malaysia, I discovered that South Africans could get a visa on arrival at the airport if you apply online beforehand. I quickly abandoned my plans to go to the Philippines and booked my flights within the next day. I had zero plans when I arrived in Ho Chi Minh, but I knew the thing I wanted to do the most was trekking in Sapa. After doing some research and paying my Sapa trekking tour deposit, I started my 2-week trip from the south to the north of Vietnam. If you want to know about transport costs, how much to budget for a tour, if it’s possible to do a trek solo and what it’s like staying with a local family – here’s everything you need to know about trekking in Sapa, Vietnam!
Trekking Tours In Sapa
Many Sapa trekking options for adventure lovers
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This selection of Hanoi tours is ideal for those looking to get the most out of their holiday in the capital city of Vietnam. Housing ornate Buddhist temples, ancient citadels, unique theatres, authentic markets, and French colonial architecture, as well as traditional villages and tranquil parks set just outside the city, there’s something for almost everyone in Hanoi
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