Sapa Tours

The stunning scenery of Northern Mountain Area of Vietnam as well as its Hilltribe people will touch your spirit as soon as you land the area. You will quickly find yourself how enjoyable to be in the colourful market in Sapa with all of its lively activities.

The mountainous North West provides spectacular scenery and perfect terrain for trekking routes. Winding roads through mountain ranges take you past communities with varied lifestyles. The final two days are spent trekking to stay in ethnic minority villages around Sa Pa with the local warm, friendly people in their stilt houses.

These days,weekends are still the biggest draw in this crumbling hill-tribe center. Visitors from the capital flock to Sapa for a glimpse of the famed "Love Market," a trek to local hill tribe villages,or an ascent of Vietnam's highest peak,Fan Si Pan.

For many people,Dien Bien Phu is always in the mind of the Vietnamese as well as many other worldwide,a great marking point of Vietnam in 1954,broke the French efforts in sieging Vietnam and Indochina.An attempt to halt Viet Minh (Vietnam Independence Association) incursions into Laos,the French commander

From the late afternoon of the day before the Flower H’mong, Black Zao, Tay and Phu La peoples gather here from the surrounding areas and have one night meeting friends who come from other villages. The old people talk about their family, children, works…while young people talk about love and marriage…

On this trip you have an opportunity to explore one of the most beautiful parts in Sapa area, which is under protection of Hoang Lien National Park. The night you spend in campsite nearby a river will be memorial moments along the trek. You will also be able to meet several different minorities

The songs are highly personalized and boast of the composer's physical attributes,domestic abilities and strong work ethic. While Dao women are indeed highly industrious,the men,it seems,prefer to spend most of their time drinking,smoking opium or sleeping,only occasionally slapping the rump of a lethargic bovine moving more slowly than they are