As the most popular destination in the North of Vietnam, Sapa keeps surprising its guests every year. And in this year, selfie-addicted people should not miss Sapa and its new Glass Bridge right at the top of O Quy Ho Pass!
Sapa – Glass bridge - Sapa (Halal lunch)
This morning, 9h00am we drive to Tram Ton pass, enjoy the view of Hoang Lien Son mountain.
Upon arrival, we trek 30 minutes through forest. Along the way you have many chances to see wild flowers. Trekking along the stream, we arrive at the Love Waterfall. Then continue to Cloud Dragon Glass Bridge, pass through the O Quy Ho pass – another name is Heaven Gate, the highest pass in Vietnam. The weather can be considered as a specific characteristic of O Quy Ho. Since two-thirds of the route is in Tam Duong District, Lai Chau, and the rest in Sa Pa, you can feel changes in the climate as you travel along the pass.
In the summer, while the weather is nice in the Sapa side – the misty mountain town is a cool and little cold, the weather on Tam Duong’s side is extremely hot with a blazing and burning sun, while trees are withered in the sunlight. Likewise, in winter, if it is warm on the side of Tam Duong, it is foggy and cloudy on the side of Sapa. Coming here, clients can experience some breathtaking activities walking on a glass bridge at 305meters height and parasailing. Really nice place to take pictures. You can try zipline; bungee jump, etc. (by your account). Lunch at the halal restaurant in the sapa town. Then drop off at your hotel. Free time for leisure and explore Sapa by your own.
Inclusive:
Private car transfers during tour pick up and drop off at central located hotel
Entrance fees and village permits
Local English speaking guide in Sapa
Lunch on tour
Mineral water during tour
Exclusive:
Accommodation
Drinks, except otherwise mentioned
Insurance,
Adventure games
Personal expenses & Tips for driver and guide
Surcharge on public holidays: New Year, Christmas...
THINGS TO BRING: Hat, sun block; good walking shoes; tee-shirt & shorts; medical kit; camera with plenty of film.
Note: This itinerary is subject to change due to bad weather or operating conditions
