[2025 Hanoi ] Travel Guide for Train to Sapa (Updated Jul)

Take the sleeper train to Sapa 🚃⛰️🌧️🇻🇳 Train to sapa Vietnam We chose to travel by taking the train from Hanoi to Sapa by sleeper train Chapa Express Train 🚃💤🛌 Sleeper train, private room, 2 beds Price 78 USD / person (we booked through an agency) This train will leave the origin Hanoi Station 22.00 ⏱️ arrive at the destination station Lao Cai Station (Sapa) time 05.55, travel time about 8 hours The sleeper is beautifully decorated, the staff is also lovely 🚃 I got to open up new experiences for myself I got to try riding a train in a foreign country for once, it felt really good This train has tea, snacks, drinking water, toothbrushes and even a bathroom. It feels like a Harry Potter movie When I got off the train at Lao Cai Station 🚉 The additional van service that we booked the train ticket through the agency Will pick you up at the train station. The driver will be waiting holding a sign with your name on it. Very good service. Most importantly, it will take you to Sapa for free. #Sapa #Vietnam #Sapa #Vietnam #Traintosapa #Traveling by train #100 ways to travel

Super recommended must take the cable car!! ️ Vietnamese version of Ngong Ping 360 ~ In addition, you can see the fairy tale-like paradise on the mountainside by taking a local characteristic four-legged car. 【Transportation Mode】 There are two main ways to get to Sabah: Take the sleeper train from Hanoi ② Take the bus ⚠️Transportation time One way must take at least 6 hours, it is recommended to go to Sabah at least 2-3 days or so❣️ #OverseasTravel #VietnamTravel #trip #VietnamTravel

#mytripvlog We took an overnight train to Sapa from Ha Noi so that we can save time on the road and spend more time in both places. We paid for the private cabin meant for 4 persons, though we were a party of 3 as we wanted some privacy to ourselves. The train sleeper was comfortable and quiet enough to have a good night's sleep. The cabin was clean. The only bad thing was that the cabin wasn't an en-suite cabin, and we had to use the common toilet. However, this ride was definitely valuable for money.

Today, I will review a round trip sleeper bus from Hanoi-Sapa-Hanoi, Vietnam. This is another option for a sleeper bus to Sapa. There are both Hanoi-Sapa and Sapa-Hanoi. There is a free airport pick-up service if you land at Noi Bai Airport (Hanoi) and go straight to Sapa. Hason Haivan VIP Bus has a regular sleeping bus service for about 250 baht and a VIP royal bus for 400,000 dong for about 600 baht (as in the review). Today, we used Hason Haivan VIP Royal from Hanoi-Sapa at 23.25 (I landed at 21.45). When you get off the plane, go out and wait as the staff specified. They will send a van like the one in the picture to pick you up at the airport to pay at the counter at the office and wait for the bus at the office (the office is in front of the airport). Most of the office staff do not speak English. You must complete the details when booking and should have proof of booking. The photos were taken with a camera on a phone while the bus was running. When I took the picture, I was sleeping on the car 55+. The wifi was very strong. I've proven it. But the picture is a bit shaky. You can see more pictures on the company's Facebook page. #vietnambus #vietnamsleepingbus #vietnamvipbus #vietnam #hasonhaivan #sapa #sleepingbustosapa #sapasleepingbus #VietnamTravel #SapaTravel #SleepingCarToSapa #MyWifeTakesMeAnywhere

There are 2 ways to travel to Sapa: by car or train. This post will take everyone to take a sleeper train to Sapa. This trip uses the train service of The company that provides the best quality sleeper trains A sleeper train with 1 room can accommodate 4 people There are charging ports, snacks, and water provided in the room There is a bathroom for use #TravelAbroad #Sapa #VietnamTravel #SapaTrain #sapavietnam #vietnamtrip #Vietnam #VietnamTravel

Sapa is a bustling market town, but visitors often rave about the surrounding rice terraces and conical mountains with mist rolling in, rather than the town itself. The mountain rice terraces were carved by the Hmong Tribe many years ago and remain well - preserved and in use even to this day. Many people use Sapa as a base camp to trek to several surrounding villages that still practice a traditional, tribal way of life. Sapa is also close Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam and a very popular trekking destination

📍Sapa, in northern Vietnam, is home to the world's highest rice terraces and Fansipan, the tallest mountain in Indochina, and is also near the border with China. It takes 8 hours from Hanoi to get there by sleeper train🚂 This is my first time riding the popular luxury train! 📌Sapa sleeper train trip Departing Hanoi Station 22:00 - Arriving Lao Cai Station 5:55 Arriving at Hanoi Station 21:15 → Boarding at 21:30 ・When I boarded, I was given a welcome drink of cinnamon tea and chips, beer, chickpea snacks, and bananas. Wine and other items are sold in the cart for a fee 🍷 On the way there, I was so excited to be on my first sleeper train to Sapa that I could barely sleep, like I was on an excursion... I was woken up 30 minutes before arriving at Lao Cai, and took a 1-hour CHAPA shuttle bus from Lao Cai to Sapa, which can hold about 10 people! (If you book the shuttle bus on CHAPA's official website, it comes with a free round trip) *These 30km or so are mostly winding mountain roads, so if you get car sick, you'll need to take medicine ⚠️ 📌Return train Departs Lao Cai Station 21:30 - Arrives Hanoi Station 5:25 I was picked up at the hotel around 17:45, so I relaxed in the Red Dao bath, a herbal bath using Sapa herbs 🌿 at the Victoria Hotel, which is well known for its Victoria Express, and then took a sauna and shower to get ready. Then it was a 1 hour ride up the mountain road🚐 We arrived at Lao cai at 19:00 and went to the two-story Terminus Restaurant in front of the station🍽→There's a Trip Advisor sign so you can easily find it🦉It's really delicious😋 CHAPA express also has a lounge, but there's nothing there except drinks, so I recommend staying at Terminus restaurant until the last minute💡→There is a shower in the CHAPA lounge, but it really feels like a restroom, so I strongly recommend getting ready in Sapa🚿 🚂 We got our tickets at 20:45 and were able to board. The temperature inside the car was different on the way there and back, so it's a good idea to bring warm clothes🧣 I was really fast asleep on the way back💤 As for the price of the sleeper train to Sapa, it was 45,000 yen round trip from Hanoi to Sapa for two people. It's a little expensive, but personally I was excited to ride a train that looked like a scene from Harry Potter! There are many other types of sleeper trains besides CHAPA express, so why not enjoy a trip to Sapa depending on the number of people and your desired price🙋🏻‍♀️✨ #Sapa #Vietnam #VietnamTrip #SleeperTrain #SleeperExpress #Train #ResortTrain #chapa #chapaexpress