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Nestled amidst the misty mountains of Vietnam, Sapa offers a trekking experience like no other, especially in the enchanting month of December. As the cool breeze caresses your face and the ethereal fog blankets the landscape, prepare to embark on a journey that will awaken your senses and leave an indelible mark on your soul....

Ban Pho village – a mountainous commune of Bac Ha district is one of the major tourist attractions in Sapa thanks to not only the natural landscape but also its unique specialties. Visiting a traditional winemaking village to enjoy the special corn wine of the H’Mong is absolutely an interesting experience here What makes Ban...

As you embark on your journey to Sapa, prepare to be mesmerized by the ever-changing weather that shapes the beauty and charm of this captivating destination. However, your trip may turn into a faulty memory if you visit the site at the wrong moment because of its dreadful weather. With the following tips on Sapa’s...

Many people said that “If you go to Sapa, you must visit this place – the Love Waterfall with its breathtaking nature and landscape”. Not only is the Love Waterfall the ideal place of relaxation, but you have an opportunity the exploration of a legendary love story that has been told to generations in this...

For trekking opportunities, mountainous areas of northern Vietnam should be among the best places all over the country. Sapa beckons adventure seekers with its enchanting villages and breathtaking trekking routes. Let Indochina Voyages lead you to delve into Sapa villages and unveil the exhilarating adventures that lie ahead! Top 07 Sapa Villages for Trekking Seekers When...

After all day long taking part in exploring activities and admiring the spectacular views in Sapa, finding a fine place to grab lunch or dinner is exactly the first thing you worry about. In reality, in Sapa, it is easy to find a number of restaurants with breathtaking views offering plenty of mouth-watering foods, containing...

Phan Xi Pang, Fansipan or Phan Si Phang is the highest mountain in Vietnam, which is also the highest in the three Indochinese countries. Located at the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, it is known as the “Roof of Indochina” with the height of 3143m. Fansipan is about 9 km far from Sapa town to...

If you have a chance to visit Sapa 3 days, you definitely should not ignore choosing some pretty gifts for your loved ones. Three suggestions below may help you buy meaningful gifts in Sapa – the unique mountainous town. Sapa brocade products Most travellers to Sapa are likely to be impressed by lovely brocade items....