Seeing the best of Sapa. Meet local people, enjoy the stunning view of Fansipan mountain, experience the most peaceful feeling ever and much more…

Sapa is a small market town that has been a gathering spot for many local hilltribes for nearly 200 years. Hmong and Dao people, among others, still come here to conduct trade, socialize. It is a picturesque village near the Chinese border in north-east Vietnam. Sapa is one of the most […]

Enjoy the most wonderful landscape of Sapa, visit one of the most famous market. Seeing boys and girls in colourful costumes – different colours of the mountains and much more…

This 7 day tour takes you to visit greatest sites of the Noth and the South of Vietnam: Hanoi, Sapa, Halong bay – One of the greatest nature wonders of the world, Mekong delta, Cu Chi and Ho Chi Minh city. Domestic flights included.

Bac Ha Market is in Bac Ha District and belong to Lao Cai Province, 80km from Sapa town and over 1 hour by car. Bac Ha is one of the biggest Market on Sapa and open on Sunday only. It’s not only the trading center but it’s also the place for couples, friends and relatives.

The markets deeply show the typical cultural features of the minorities in remote mountainous areas in Vietnam. Seeing boys and girls in colourful costumes – different colours of the mountains. Bac Ha people’s simple but unique kinds of food with special wines made from rice, cassavas, corn and different sorts of fruits such as plumps, apples, peaches…

Ha Giang, 300 km away from Hanoi, located at the highest latitude in Vietnam. Scenery aside, the other major drawcard in Ha Giang is the annual love market of khau vai. Forget the weekly jamboree in Sapa: this love market takes place but once a year and draws H’mong, Dao […]

Sa Pa or Sapa, is a frontier town and capital of Sa Pa District in the Lao Cai province in northwest Vietnam. It is one of the main market towns in the area, where several ethnic minority groups such as Hmong, Dao (Yao), Giay, Pho Lu, and Tay live. Sapa, […]

Sapa is a small market town that has been a gathering spot for many local hilltribes for nearly 200 years. Hmong and Dao people, among others, still come here to conduct trade, socialize…

Vietnam is a nation going places. Fast. Its people are energetic, direct, sharp in commerce and resilient by nature. This is an outrageously fun country to explore, the locals love a laugh (and a drink) and you’ll have plenty of opportunities to socialize with them and hear their tales. The […]