Regarded as a famous tourist destination in North Vietnam, Sapa has captivated many visitors’ hearts with its majestic natural scenery, stacked mountains, immense terraced fields, and verdant pine hills. When traveling to Sapa, it is a high priority to choose Sapa hotels with the best views to fully enjoy the natural beauty of this place. If you are planning to explore the town of clouds and mountains, save the list of 12 best hotels in Sapa before starting your trip.

I am a food explorer wherever I go. Are you the same? And for the Northern part of Vietnam, Sapa, I was impressed by how many nice food dishes they offer. Not luxury, but definitely authentic, yummy and flavorful. Let's break down the top list for Sapa food.

There are many delicious coffee shops in Sapa that young people love and come to enjoy every day. Have a cup of hot coffee in winter or cool in summer with sweet flavors and a little bitter, a special and delicious taste. In this article, we introduce you to the best quality cafes in Sapa.

You travel to Sapa and would love to discover local cuisine at a hygiene and good-food restaurant? Try one of the top restaurants in Sapa from our recommended list!

Fansipan mountain - the roof of Indochina - is a destination that not only climbers but also leisure travellers to Sapa also want to conquer and explore once in a lifetime. The feeling of standing at the Fansipan summit overlooking the picturesque panorama of the green valley and hidden villages is extremely magical.

The New Year Celebration of the H'Mong people is not the same as the Lunar New Year of all Vietnamese people. This makes visitors to Sapa curious and interested. In addition to the cultural beauty of traditional Tet, tourists also have the opportunity to taste Sapa specialties only on special occasions of the H'Mong people of the Northwest. Let's explore New Year in Hmong people’s culture with us right here!

In Vietnam, Chợ Phiên is the term to call the ethnic market which only is held once a week. During these periods, ethnic minorities with colourful traditional clothes go to the market, not only to buy and sell, but also to find a lover. Among many provinces in North Vietnam, you will find Lao Cai is one of the provinces that boast the most unique ethnic markets.

Most of Vietnamese brocade products are made by the H'Mong ethnic group, who mostly are craftsmen in Sapa, Bac Ha, Ha Giang or the Central Highlands. Let's expore the brocade weaving technique in Cat Cat village, a peaceful place situated at the foot of the Hoang Lien mountain range in Sapa town

Ta Phin village in Sapa is famous for its wild and rustic beauty. You will be overwhelmed by the majestic terraced rice fields and simple houses on stilts located at the foot of Hoang Lien Son Mountain. Let's explore the village full of ancient and mysterious beauty!

Sapa brocade nowadays has been greatly improved in style and exported to many foreign markets such as the US, France, Denmark... Brocade depicts the cultural identity of the region's ethnic people and mountain scenery. With unique materials and skilled craftsmanship of the natives,

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.