During the Lao Cai trip, apart from the stunning natural views of Sapa, visitors will have the opportunity to explore a special place called Hoang A Tuong Palace (also known as the Palace of the King of the Hmong People)

Photographer Nguyen Van Thi has traveled to Sapa many times in the past 3 years every at the end of the year to hunt for pictures only available in winter. He started touring the Northern provinces and fell in love with landscape photography at the end of 2018. He has been to Lao Cai 6 times to hunt for photos, but the most impressive trip is the trip to Sapa on the occasion of snowfall in Fansipan peak on New Year of the Ox.

Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam, dubbed the "Roof of Indochina", with an altitude of 3,143 m above sea level. The nature has endowed Fansipan with extremely majestic and equally romantic landscapes.

Vietnam is incredibly blessed by Mother Nature, which provides several breathtaking landscapes all the way from the South to the North, including numerous picturesque waterfalls. Where can you find these waterfalls in Vietnam? The answer is Sapa - a valley in the province of Lao Cai, Vietnam.

Located about 8km from Sapa town and in the Northwest Vietnam region, Muong Hoa Valley is one of the most popular attractions in Sapa, Vietnam. Every year, this place attracts many tourists because of its charming natural beauty. Muong Hoa Valley is like a masterpiece crafted by the talented hands of nature and resonates with visitors, offering a serene escape amidst the grandeur of the mountains.

Sapa is a stunning destination, not only for its breathtaking scenery but also for its the splendour cultural diversity of the local community. Sapa is home to five distinct ethnic minority groups: the Hmong, Red Dao, Tay, Giay, and Xa Pho. Join us in discovering their vibrant traditions firsthand, from their distinctive clothing and customs to their lively festivals.

Sapa is a must-see destination for anybody planning a trip to Vietnam's North. This area is well-known for its beautiful, untouched mountains, pleasant weather, notable features, and fascinating local culture. Mentioning Sapa, the Sapa rice field is an indispensable part that makes up the poetic landscapes and cultural story of Vietnam. Want to learn more about these incredible rice fields? Everything about it is revealed in the article below.

You may not know this yet: three-quarters of the Vietnam area is filled with mountains, even though we have a pretty long coastline from North to South. Therefore, visiting a mountainous destination should be on the top list of travelers to Vietnam. Sapa is one of the popular attractions regarding the lush towering mountains that you need to explore at least once in your life. For those who are still wondering about the best time to visit Sapa, please read our blog below for more details.

Bac Ha is an attractive place for tourists in Lao Cai Province, located 70 km away from Lao Cai city. It has pleasant weather, beautiful pristine scenery, and a diverse culture with 14 different ethnic groups. These features make it a great destination for people who want to visit and discover new places. Bac Ha has numerous fascinating and distinct tourist spots that are worth exploring. Let's take a look at the most stunning attractions in Bac Ha Vietnam together.

What to do in the North of Vietnam except from Sapa's activities? Come with us to Bac Ha Market and explore the interesting local culture in this area.