CHECK OUT THESE SAPA HOT SPOTS FOR YOUR NEXT ITINERARY!
One of the most well-known places in Northern Vietnam and a paradise for cultural lovers, Sapa is where it has it all. From vast rice terraces, vibrant ethnic markets, and glorious landscapes, join us as we explore some of Sapa’s hot spots for your next itinerary!
Fansipan Peak – Roof of Indochine
You can tell that the name already speaks for itself. Fanxipan is the highest mountain in 3 countries (Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam) with a height of 3.143 meters. Located at the center of Hoang Lien Son mountain range, this peak can be reached by cable car or by trekking. With a spectacular panoramic view as a result, this not-to-be-missed activity is an adventure of a lifetime.
Reaching Fanxipan peak to admire the panoramic sight.
Furthermore, the religious complex of Sapa Town is often neglected as reaching the summit is mostly what people could ever think of. If you are not in a hurry, pay a visit to the grand Buddha bronze statue standing amid epic mountains. Wrapped in a blanket of clouds with a heavenly site to witness, its ringing bells will definitely bring you an interdimensional experience.
The grand Buddha bronze statue standing amid epic mountains.
Considered the tallest one in Vietnam at 21.5 meters, made from thousands of bronze pieces 5 millimeters thick, this is, without a doubt, one of the most sophisticated Buddhist sites in the country.
Muong Hoa Valley
Most people come to Muong Hoa Valley because of its romantic scenery, and it definitely does not disappoint. With wildflowers blooming over the top of the hills, this is the hotspot where people would usually glamorize beautiful pictures.
The lush vegetation, and golden terrace fields promise you a memorable journey.
Winding through mountain passes, the lush vegetation, and golden terrace fields set amid swirling clouds in the harvest season will make your experience memorable. Dazzling orchid and peach gardens are also the highlight of the land. You will have the chance to see various shades of colors stepping into the picturesque Muong Hoa Valley.
Cat Cat Village
Home to H’Mong people and an exciting place to be, Cat Cat Village has everything to offer you a miracle journey. From daily farming activities, weaving fabrics, and traditional festivals, immerse yourself in the exotic experience here.
A mother and her daughter making their way to do farming chores.
Along the way to get here, you may also be able to witness the picturesque scenery of the area, including rolling green hills, steep valley hills, and epic waterfalls. Not only will you be impressed by the tranquility here but partaking in the daily activities of the locals is an interesting factor to add to your itinerary.
Join the daily activities with the locals is an interesting factor to add to your itinerary.
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Ma Tra & Ta Phin Village
The terrace rice fields are sure to be one of the significant symbols of Northern Vietnam. Make your way to these two villages as the steep terrain and green cluster of plants promise you a wonderful sight.
A peaceful moment of a H’mong mother with her children.
Preferably for a less commercial track, these locations are home to Black H’mong and Red Zao ethnic people. You will gain a lot of knowledge about their weaving and dying techniques.
A Red Zao ethnic young couple having a special moment.
Get to know more about H’mong people weaving technique.
You should take a good look at the simple wooden structures and traditional stilt houses as the meticulous crafting skills of the villagers created such fascinating facilities. Great hand-made brocades such as bags, purses, scarves, skirts, backpacks, or coats are easily shown as souvenirs.
Don’t forget to take back home some hand-made brocades as souvenirs.
Sapa Heaven Gate – O Quy Ho Pass
If you want to seek an adventure hike but are reluctant to go far up Fanxipan, then O Quy Ho – Sapa Heaven Gate just might be an excellent alternative. At an altitude of 2228 meters, its winding curve will make you fall in love with the enchanted fairyland.
The spectacular O Quy Ho Pass.
Don’t forget to visit the Silver and Love Waterfall to create some Instagram-worthy pics!
Travelers having a good time at Love Waterfall.
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Ta Van Village
If you want to enjoy the same experiences as above but in a less crowded place in Sapa, Ta Van is the right place to visit. Situated at the foot of a mountain, this remote site lies inside Muong Hoa Valley and is also home to the Giay and other ethnic minorities.
The glamorous scene at Ta Van Village.
Try out a variety of mountainous delicacies in Sapa with signature “thang co” (a dish combination of horse meat, beef, and offals) or “com lam” (cooked rice in bamboo hollow tubes).
Check out the distinguish dish of the locals – Com Lam with tasty roasted chicken.
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