SaPa to Ha Noi by VIP Cabin Bus Departure 22.00pm

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Departure Location: SaPa Sao Viet Office ( Dien Bien Phu Street – SaPa Center Town )

Office Airport Location: Noi Bai Airport ( Sao Viet Office – Noi Bai Airport)

Drop off Location: Ha Noi Old Quater ( 114 Tran Nhat Duat Street – Ha Noi Old Quater )

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Baggage: No specific regulation, but it is recommended that luggage not exceed 20kg + 1 carry-on bag /person

Things to do in Ha Noi

Sample the street food

For an authentic taste of Hanoi, head to the street kitchens of the Old Quarter, where the flavors of the city come to life. Everywhere you turn, steaming pots of star anise-infused Phở broth are simmering, tempting passersby with their rich aroma. Just as pervasive is the scent of bún chả, as skewers of marinated pork sizzle over hot coals, filling the air with the irresistible fragrance of smoky barbecue. These street food staples offer a genuine taste of Hanoi’s culinary culture, blending tradition and flavor in every bite.

Stroll the Old Quarter

Hanoi’s Old Quarter is a sensory explosion, where the city’s pulse is felt in every corner. Wisps of incense curl into the air from centuries-old temples, mingling with the rhythmic clang of blacksmiths’ hammers. The vibrant calls of mobile fruit sellers echo through narrow alleys, offering fresh produce to passersby. The Old Quarter’s chaotic charm is best experienced on a cyclo ride, winding through its labyrinth of streets, each turn revealing something new, from colorful markets to bustling cafés. It’s an intoxicating maze that captivates with its mix of history, culture, and life.

Explore Hanoi’s cafe culture

Hanoi may seem fast-paced at first glance, but its true rhythm is far more relaxed, especially when it comes to the city’s coffee culture. The daily pace slows down as locals gather in traditional coffee houses, where the rich aroma of strong Vietnamese coffee fills the air. Alongside these time-honored spots, a growing number of quirky, modern cafes have sprung up, offering fresh brews in cool, intimate spaces. Whether sipping a traditional egg coffee or exploring new blends, Hanoi’s coffee hours are a perfect reflection of the city’s unhurried, laid-back charm.

Check out the art scene

Hanoi is widely regarded as Vietnam’s art capital, offering a rich tapestry of artistic heritage and contemporary creativity. The Fine Arts Museum, a grand and elegant space, showcases the country’s most significant collections, including ancient Cham artifacts and stunning impressionist artworks. For those seeking a more modern take on Vietnamese art, places like Manzi and the Vietnam Art Gallery provide dynamic exhibitions by contemporary artists. Whether you’re drawn to traditional or cutting-edge works, Hanoi’s art scene offers a wealth of inspiration for all.

Join the locals at Hoan Kiem Lake

Hoan Kiem Lake rests in the heart of Hanoi. Every morning it comes alive with walkers, aerobics classes, and even a laughing yoga group; and bursts back into activity at sunset, thronged with locals taking in the evening air.

Cancellation policy: SaPa Full Moon Bus - Ha Noi Full Moon Bus

REFUND 75% excluding fee (more than 48 hours before departure)

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