SAPA, VIETNAM (2024) | 3-Day Hiking Overview in Sapa (+ Honest Review & Tips!)

[@Nicetrip78]

What a captivating video showcasing the enchanting beauty of Sapa in Vietnam! The lush landscapes, rolling hills, and rich cultural tapestry you've brilliantly captured transported me to another realm. A huge thank you for this awe-inspiring visual journey!

[@oliviabrown261]

Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for supporting women owned company:)

[@ervinslens]

Such s great cinematography guys. Breathtaking scenery 👌👌👌

[@worldwildhearts]

Thanks! ☺️

[@jenmar9428]

I started with your Cambodia videos, because hubby and I are planning for Cambodia. ❤ I am here binging on your videos. I think we will also add Vietnam. You got me… I am now a subscriber. Thank you for your beyond educational videos. Cheers. 🙏🏽

[@worldwildhearts]

Thanks for the nice comment! ☺️ glad to hear! Enjoy your trip in Asia! 😎

[@IvyHouse-you]

Hey guys, you chose Vietnam as your destination. We Vietnamese are very hospitable. Vietnam's landscape is very beautiful. The cuisine is very diverse.

[@worldwildhearts]

Yes we agree! Thank you!

[@justthefactsjack456]

Picturesque and very informative video. Thanks so much for another awesome guide:) We start our adventure in Ho Chi Minh City arriving next week and thanks to your videos have added Halong Bay and Sapa to our itinerary. Happy Travels😊

[@worldwildhearts]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful. Have a great trip there! 😊 Hopefully you’ll have lovely weather like we did. Sapa scenery was stunning 😇

[@chalythi9772]

Wow nice video ❤. I like your both video, we wouldn’t go there because it not authentic. Many years ago I definitely😊. There are lost of other places not too far from the town are so remote and fantastic. Love visiting old people and help them🙏

[@sammayet9002]

Fantastic, awesome and spectacular ❤❤❤

[@pako_nam]

Thank you so much for sharing your experiences! I plan to travel Vietnam and this video is very helpful to prepare my itinerary :)

[@worldwildhearts]

Glad to hear that! Enjoy!

[@SomewhereOnTheMAP]

We went last year but missed out on Sapa, I think we need to revisit for this, great video, subbed and liked! :)

[@worldwildhearts]

Thanks! Sapa is beautiful!

[@roamaniacs]

Amazing experience and so beautifully presented! It’s very similar to the Banaue-Pula-Cambula-Batad 3 day trek in Philippines, highly recommend it if you ever get there, especially in May-July when the paddies are all grown and green❤

[@worldwildhearts]

Which island is that? We’ve never been to the Philippines but it’s high on our list! Sounds like a trek we would enjoy 😊👍

[@ابراهيمدباس-ث5ن]

❤😂❤Thank you

43 like very nice video Hello brother 👍🏻🙋‍♀️👌💯👍🏻

[@worldwildhearts]

Thanks!!

[@andreeas3470]

Very nice and informative video. Is it possible to share the gpx traces on strava or any other application? Thanks

[@carolyncoe131]

Great Video.. with your home stays.. Did you provide a gift to them from your home country?

[@worldwildhearts]

We didn't as we had been traveling for a while! But we did leave a small tip for the host because of their great hospitality! We also bought some local souvenirs along the way from the tribal women to support the locals

[@johnacharice]

Hi 🥰 beautiful video! Just wondering what your experience was with mosquitoes? Did you get bitten at all? 😅

[@worldwildhearts]

Sapa was fine as the altitude keeps the mosquitoes mostly away! Especially in the higher parts. Would still take some bug spray just in case

[@pinkekartoffel2500]

which month have you been there? Thank you!

[@worldwildhearts]

End of November!

[@julialotti2252]

hi :) what month was this? If it's mentioned in the video then I'm sorry I missed it. We plan on going in March next year but I hear mixed reviews when it comes to the weather..

[@worldwildhearts]

We were there at the end of November. Pretty lucky with the weather! It’s the mountains to anything can happen. But March is generally a good time to visit!

[@Zmansour99]

Are you able to travel by bus / train from sapa to ban gioc?

[@worldwildhearts]

There is an option but it will be a long and uncomfortable journey (probably need to change buses). It's easiest to get to Ban Gioc (Cao Bang City) from Hanoi

[@Zmansour99]

@@worldwildhearts thanks for your advice. What do you think about if it were split up into 2 journeys with ha giang inbetween for a night or two? Thanks

[@livialuciani5101]

Hi! Did you add something extra to your experience such as overnight at the local stays or lunch at local houses? Or did you stay at the homestays only? :)

[@worldwildhearts]

We did the lunch at the local house add-on! We helped cooking the local food, which was a fun experience! We didn’t do the overnight stay as we heard it can be very uncomfortable and we wanted a good night of sleep!