Most travelers come to Sapa for the misty peaks or the trekking trails, but if you happen to be in Ta Van Village on the first “Dragon Day” of the Lunar New Year, you’ll witness something much deeper. This is...
The Fansipan Cable Car is a must-do activity for those visiting Sapa for the first time. To ensure you have a truly memorable experience, we recommend reading this article carefully. It provides all the essential information you need to prepare...
Muong Hoa Valley is famous as an attractive tourist venue for its charming natural scenery, unique rice terraces along with the hospitable local people. Once setting foot on the spectacular valley, tourists will actually get unforgettable experiences. In the journey...
Are you looking for a Top Sapa Tours from Hanoi in this beautiful Autumn? the following suggestions might draw your attention. Sapa easy trekking and homestay 2 days 3 nights We have many perfect tours for you but it’s one of...
Read an article on www.nationalgeographiclodges.com about Topas Ecolodge in Sapa, Vietnam. I am even prouder of being Vietnamese. I love every single word that www.nationalgeographiclodges.com pays compliments for this place, ‘Unique Lodge.’ Here are some sentences that you need to...
Bac Ha has the largest market open on Sunday in the centre of Bac Ha town. It has very beautiful colored minorities’ costumes. Here you can meet several minorities such as Flower H’Mong, Black Dzao, Nung, Phu la and Tay....
Sapa is one of the most breathtaking hill stations in Vietnam with impressive mountain landscapes, verdant rice terraces, unique stilt villages and colorful hill tribal cultures. The town has a lot of tourism attractions and Lunar New Year traditions awaiting...
H’mong (Mong) people don’t wait for New Year Eve. For them, the first coo of the cock in the 1st early morning is the landmark to start a new year. The H’mong includes many groups: Mong Do (White Mong), Mong...
Location & History Hoang Yen Chao Castle is a unique architectural construction combining Eastern style and Western style. Built in the 20th century, it belongs to Na Hoi Tho Village, Bac Ha district. Its proximity to Bac Ha Market (only...
In the spring, there are lots of traditional festivals of ethnic minorities in the highland district of Sapa (Lao Cai) where there are the natural landscapes. 1. Gau Tao -The spring festival of the Mong ethnic group The Mong people...
Sapa Vietnam, a laid back, mountainous town located in the territory of Lao Cai Province, is well-known for its unartful landscape and unique lifestyle and culture of numerous ethnic groups such as Red Dzao, Xa Pho, Tay, Zay, Black H’Mong....
Coming to Sapa, tourists are attracted not only by the clear beauty of the mountains, hills and waterfalls, but also by the attractive ancient architecture of the stone church. This is really an interesting destination that you should not ignore...
Sapa attracts visitors not only by its imposing mountain scenery, unique foods but also by a large concentration of many different ethnic groups. When tourists come there, it is a regret if they can not experience to visit five ethnic...
Many tourists have chance to visit but it is not everyone who is lucky to visit at one of the most stunning resorts in Sapa as Topas Ecolodge in which you can enjoy the most valuable trip at a real...
The Chay River runs through many mountainous provinces in the North. It not only provides alluvium soil to the fields, but also creates diversified cultural colours. The river originates on the western slope of Tay Con Linh Mountain (2,419m) and...
The Dao, known as the Man or Yao in south-west China for centuries, also number a few tens of thousands in Laos, Thailand and Myanmar (formerly Burma). The Dao-Mien settled in Vietnam two to three centuries ago, depending on the...
H’mong people Tourists to Cat Cat are most attracted by its unique customs, including the custom of “pulling wife” of H’mong people. A man can ask his friends to lure a girl he likes to his house and keeps her...
The Hmong, known for centuries in China by the name of Miao, used to be called the Méo in Southeast Asia. Numbering about three million, they are scattered over a vast territory stretching from south-west China (2 million) to north...
Economic characteristics: Source of the Tay people live on agriculture, water field. Agriculture Tay has developed relatively high. In addition to rice as staple food, people are growing more corn, potatoes, cassava and other food crops and the cultivation of...
The Sapa markets are attractive places for visitors who are keen on exploring traditional cultures.This cultural activity has a long history and is still significant in the modern life of the minority people. This market of the Hmong and Red Dao...
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