Sapa Landscapes

18/05/2022

📣 📣 SAPA MARKET TOUR - Can Cau & Bac Ha Markets, 4 Days 3 Nights

⏰ Departure date: everyday
📍 Destination: Hanoi - Lao Cai - Bac Ha - Sa Pa
🚕 Pick-up/Drop-off address: your address in Hanoi
💰 Price: only 487$/pax
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HIGHLIGHTS:
This four day tour takes you to two of the liveliest local markets in Sapa, and indeed all of Vietnam. Here your senses will be overwhelmed by the sights, sounds and smells coming from the literal maze of stalls. Besides souvenir shopping, this is also an excellent chance to interact with the locals and learn about the life, culture and traditions of the ethnic minorities who live here, including how they create their handicrafts and tools. This amazing cultural discovery will of course be accompanied by the amazing terraced mountains and sweeping valleys that Sapa is most famous for.

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11/05/2022

Ethnic Minorities in Sapa | The H'mong

One of the main reasons travellers flock to Sapa are its diverse array of ethnic minorities. These groups and villages form a rich tapestry of cultures, with the gorgeous nature and scenery of the region acting as a back and canvas for this wealth of traditional culture and lifestyles.

The H’mong represent the largest ethnic group in Sapa, making up slightly more than half the total population of the district.
Economically, the H’mong rely heavily on agriculture and animal husbandry, and have mastered techniques for farming in the difficult and mountainous terrain by focusing on maize, wheat and barley in terraced fields.

Besides farming, the H’mong are also renowned for their weaving, producing distinctive and colourful garments that have become a signature of their culture. The specific details of these often vary considerably between subgroups, with the Black H’mong known for their indigo-dyed h**p clothing, whereas the Flower H’mong live up to their name with a more colourful and extravagantly decorated style.
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Pack your backpacks and let's explore the interesting life of the mountainous ethnic people with us 👇

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29/04/2022

3 DAYS TREKKING TOUR IN SAPA
At a Glance
Our three day trekking tour in Sapa gives you plenty of chances to discover the amazing landscapes of Sapa. Over three days you will trek through and explore the best parts of this famous region, staying in local homestays for two nights with local host families, letting you get an intimate look at local culture, traditions and way of life.

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15/04/2022

O QUY HO MOUNTAIN PASS - SAPA: ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN PASS OF THE NORTHWEST 🏔

Located at an altitude of up to 2000m above sea level, standing on O Quy Ho pass looking down is like seeing through the whole world. From here, visitors can see the Hoang Lien Son range hazy in the afternoon sun, or Fansipan peak engulfed in white mist. Not only has the breathtaking scenery, O Quy Ho pass also has extremely attractive ethnic Sapa dishes. Stopping at a small roadside shop, tourists can enjoy a lot of different special dishes.
Source : Collective
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10/04/2022

DESTINATION | FANSIPAN MOUNTAIN ⛰

With the height of 3143m, Sapa has the pride to have Fansipan Mountain – the highest peak in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. It is considered as "Indochina’s roof", conquering the Fansipan peak is an amazing experience that travelers should not miss.

This is a mountain bordering two mountainous provinces in the North of Vietnam, Lao Cai and Lai Chau, in Northwest Vietnam.
Setting foot on "Indochina’s roof", the first feeling in tourists is pleasure and happiness. From there, tourists can see Sa Pa at an altitude of more than 3000m and admire the overlapping mountains of Sapa hidden in the white clouds. Visiting Fansipan will definitely be the highlight to make your Sapa trip more meaningful and impressive.
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31/03/2021

SAPA INTRODUCTION

Sapa is the capital of the Sapa District, which lies within Lao Cai Province. The district is north-west of Hanoi, and is characterised by rolling mountains separated by winding valleys peppered with a diverse ion of minority villages. As a tourist destination, Sapa entered travellers’ list of destinations as an off-the-beaten-track destination where travellers could get an up-close experience with traditional beliefs, culture and way of life.

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30/03/2021

How to Get To Sapa From Hanoi

Step 1: Know about Sapa😙😙

Step 2: Really want to go to Sapa.🔥🔥

Step 3: Pack up your belongings 👜🎒🧳

Step 4: Choose one out of these transportation below:
Car Transfers
Shuttle Bus Hanoi – Sapa
Train to Lao Cai
Local Buses

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29/03/2021

Fansipan Summit Trek 2 days 1 night - Get back to nature!

At a Glance
This is a tour for those who wish to conquer The Roof of Indochina; Mount Fansipan. This 2 day trek includes one day of trekking up to the peak, before setting up camp and spending the night on the mountain, followed by a climb to the summit the next morning and the subsequent climb back down and return to Sapa Town. Those wishing to see the cream of the crop when it comes to Sapa views have come to the right place, as nothing will be able to match the sweeping vistas seen from the mighty Fansipan.

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18/03/2021

Sapa Travel Guide
Choice views of the Muong Hoa valley and Mount Fansipan are the prime commodity on sale in Lao Cai's signature destination, Sapa, a hill station high in the mountains and a vestige of the French colonial era.
Sapa ranks along Ha Long Bay and Hoi An in terms of attracting tourists solely on the merit of its natural beauty and surrounding attractions. It's particularly rich in opportunities for treks, homestays and (on clear days) the kinds of panoramic views that leave travel writers searching for fresh adjectives and a larger camera memory card.
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Choice views of the Muong Hoa valley and Mount Fansipan are the prime commodity on sale in Lao Cai's signature destination, Sapa, a hill station high in the mountains...

16/03/2021

The Weather in Sapa

Sapa’s climate can be classified as sup-tropical, with generally cooler weather than the rest of Vietnam due to its position in the far north as well as its high elevation. The hottest weather arrives in July and August, with temperatures averaging at about 20 degrees Celsius, and high levels of humidity and rain. On the opposite end of the scale, January and February bring temperatures averaging at around 8-9 degrees Celsius, and even occasionally feature snowfall. During winter the area is also prone to fog and mist, which presents a double edged sword for travellers, as while it may detract from the views, it shrouds the town and valley in a gorgeous and deeply mystical air.

Peak tourist season in Sapa runs from June to August, when the weather is at its hottest. The months of April-June and September-November also have generally favourable conditions, and you can expect far fewer tourist crowds during these months. April and May in particular are great months to visit, as the rice fields will all be a bright verdant green, and the same goes for September, when they turn a rich gold as harvest approaches.

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11/03/2021

Series: Behind the Stunning Charm
Part 3: Ham Rong Mountain

Ham Rong Mountain, right next to Sapa town center, is a famous eco-tourist site in Sapa, Vietnam that attracts millions of visitors each year. The place is well-known for its beauty and fascinating and thrilling legends.

Legend has it that in the distance past, all animals lived together in a chaotic environment. One day, Jade Emperor gave an order that every species of animal had to find for them an area to live. Having heard the order, they scrambled for a place to reside. The three brothers of dragon who were living in a large lake hurriedly ran to the east but could not find any place; they then ran tothe west. The two older brothers ran fast and came to the destination first. The youngest brother ran slowly and strayed into the crowds of lions, tigers and big cats. Fearing that these animals would attack it, the dragon opened its mouth to defense itself. At that time, the order of Jade Emperor was no longer available, so the three dragons petrified. The two older dragons, which were waiting for their brother, face Lao Cai City, and the youngest one raising its head and opening mouth faces the Hoang Lien Mountain Range. So the mountain is named Ham Rong (Jaw of Dragon).

Another side, many people find Ham Rong Mountain has a legend which is much more interesting and romantic. Legend has it that, once upon a time, the place was a home of a dragon couple. They love each other so passionately that they were always together. One time, they were suddenly struck by a great flood when they were playing. All things were sunk under the water. Though the male dragon luckily escaped thanks to his strength, the female was so exhausted. She fell into the water, raising her head towards her partner who were flying to heaven. Over time, her body turned into the majestic Hoang Lien Son range while her head turned into the Ham Rong mountain.

Now the mountain is home to many different types of flora. On the way to the top of Ham Rong mountain, you can discover up to 6000 orchid vegetation belonging to 194 kinds. There are also a lot of wild and unique flowers grown alongside the paths like cherry blossom, hydrangea, geraniums, Lily of the Nile,… Besides, you also have a chance to taste many kinds of Sapa fruits like peach, plum, and pear. Ham Rong mountain looks like a heaven on the earth surrounded by the drifting clouds and echo sound from Mong boys’ bamboo flute.


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08/03/2021

Series: Behind the Stunning Charm
Part 2: The Cave of Fairies

The Cave of Fairies is related to the myth about three fairies asking their father, the king of Heaven, to let them go down to the earth for one day.

Legend has it that enchanted by the beauty of the earth, they turned out to forget their obligation to return to heaven. As a result, the kind got furious; he told another god called Thien Loi to seek and punish them. At first, the fairies hid in a cave 200 meter high above the sea level, but they could not get away from Thien Loi. He stepped on the mountain, breaking a part of it into pieces. Knowing that they could never escape and their father would never forgive them, the three fairies jumped off the cave. The river carried their bodies to its lower course, where we find Bao Nhai district nowadays.

Nowadays, inside the Cave of Fairies, the Stream of Fairies flows ethereally down from above like a strip of silk. Like a skillful sculptor, the water turned the stones inside the cave into a collection of beautiful and creative artworks: an elephant drinking water, a flying eagle, etc. About 200m away from the Stream of Fairy, there is another huge cave where stones lay on one another in layer to create a spectacular maze. Walking on for 500m, visitors can spot the sparkling stalactite towers of different sizes reflecting the lights from outside of the cave. After visiting the cave, visitors can swim in the sunshine of Floral Island, a small island on the side of the mountain.

If you happen to want beauty, resilience and wealth to come to you, do not forget to ask the fairies to give you all of those when visiting the Cave of Fairies, your wishes will come true.