Trung Chai Village is the home to Red Dzao ethnic people as well as H’mong people, both are famous for their costumes, traditions as well as their own ways of life which has been the inspirations [...]

Nam Toong also Village attracts visitors by various beauties of nature and tranquil atmosphere. However, it is also a great place to visit if you want to explore traditional culture and everyday [...]

Sapa in Vietnam’s North West is a wonderfully scenic area of mountains and valleys, terraced rice fields and a rapidly growing tourist sector. It is home to many of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic minority [...]

Catch an overnight train from Hanoi or take the new bus than runs through the glorious countryside and head out to one of Vietnam’s prettiest areas. Sapa in the Northwest of the country is [...]

For the truly adventurous travelers among you, hiking Fansipan Sapa is most likely on your Vietnam Bucket List, and if it's not yet, then it should be!Why should you hike Fansipan [...]

The origin of the Red Dao, pronounced Red Yao, is not clear. They originally came from China. They are one of the 54 ethnic groups that are officially recognized in Vietnam. In the last census [...]

Lying at the southern edge of Sapa about 35km from town, Thanh Phu Village with Nam Sai Village and Nam Cang Village are among the most remote villages and home to the Tay Minority, one of [...]

Sin Chai Village is one of the best-view spots in Sapa, distant 4km from the city center and homed of about 1.400 Mong people.Tourist with children sapa Sin Chai Village is located in Ta [...]

Ta Giang Phin, Sapa Village is a 36km drive from Sapa and passes through some stunning landscape. On route you will see a stunning waterfall, and pass by some of the most ancient and [...]

Muong Hoa Valley is one of the most famous destination for breathtaking scenery and is the largest farmland for rice growing in SaPa. It is far from town about 14 kilometers. Going to visit [...]