Visiting Sapa can definitely be a highlight in a South East Asian trip. The indigenous people there possess unique qualities with their vibrant costumes, music and style of housing and the almost utopia setting of their villages. Here one could really experience a prehistoric land which seems untouched by the horrors of modernization

The Sunday market in Bac Ha is where you’ll want to stock up on water buffalo, pigs and horses. Once you’re all set, you can browse for bottles of local firewater (made from rice, cassava or corn) or handicrafts made by some of the 10 Montagnard groups living near here - Flower Hmong, Dzao, Giay (Nhang), Han (Hoa), Xa Fang, Lachi, Nung, Phula, Thai and Thu lao.

Sapa, a former French hill resort and home to some of Vietnem’s most colorful ethnic groups in the northwestern. Sapa is a wonderful place in Asia and and is a magical combination of landscapes, ethnic cultures and bracing mountain air. There are excellent areas for hiking through lush mountain valleys to the remote villages of different minorities of Black H’mong, Red Dzao, Dzay and Tay

The Sunday market in Bac Ha is where you’ll want to stock up on water buffalo, pigs and horses. Once you’re all set, you can browse for bottles of local firewater (made from rice, cassava or corn) or handicrafts made by some of the 10 Montagnard groups living near here - Flower Hmong, Dzao, Giay (Nhang), Han (Hoa), Xa Fang, Lachi, Nung, Phula, Thai and Thu Lao.

Sapa, a former French hill resort and home to some of Vietnem’s most colorful ethnic groups in the northwestern. Sapa is a wonderful place in Asia and and is a magical combination of landscapes, ethnic cultures and bracing mountain air. There are excellent areas for hiking through lush mountain valleys to the remote villages of different minorities of Black H’mong, Red Dzao, Dzay and Tay

Most Vietnamese and Westerners are familiar with the phrase “Ha Noi ba muoi sau Pho Phuong” or “Ha Noi 36 districts”. This phrase often causes much confusion for most people since, on the one hand Pho means a street or a place for merchants to gather to do business, on the other hand Phuong means a district or a guild of artisans specializing in a particular trade (phuong cheo, phuong tho, etc.). In any case, there is some truth to the use of both descriptions.

The Sunday market in Bac Ha is where you’ll want to stock up on water buffalo, pigs and horses. Once you’re all set, you can browse for bottles of local firewater (made from rice, cassava or corn) or handicrafts made by some of the 10 Montagnard groups living near here - Flower Hmong, Dzao, Giay (Nhang), Han (Hoa), Xa Fang, Lachi, Nung, Phula, Thai and Thu lao.

Sapa, a former French hill resort and home to some of Vietnem’s most colorful ethnic groups in the northwestern. Sapa is a wonderful place in Asia and and is a magical combination of landscapes, ethnic cultures and bracing mountain air. There are excellent areas for hiking through lush mountain valleys to the remote villages of different minorities of Black H’mong, Red Dzao, Dzay and Tay.

A tour to northern mountainous areas: Sapa and Bac Ha, seeing typical northern highland & ethnic groups of Vietnam! The most atractive adventure tour in the north of Vietnam! Welcome to Sapa Bac Ha market Adventure Tour Holiday!

Fansipan climbing is for some one who don’t mind taking adventures and fit to
climb 9 hours a day, copping with some steep slops and cliffs, snakes and wild insects, overnight in camp for several days.