Sapa Tourist Attractions, Vietnam Travel Guides

Fansipan Moutain Sapa

At the heigh of 3,143m Fansipan has been widely known as the highest mountain in Vietnam and "the roof of Indochina". Conquer of Fansipan is dream of many professional climbers as well as adventurous...

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Cat Cat Village

From Sapa town you first sneak through the market around 2kms and leave the busy town behind. Then continue walking downhill in a narrow road with rice field to lead Cat Cat village.

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Sin Chai Village

Sin Chai village is 30 kilometers trekking from Sapa town, it located at the foot of Fansipan Mountain,'the roof of Vietnam and Indochina'.

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Y Linh Ho Village

From Sapa Town, it takes 7km of walking down to the south east of Sapa along the side of Muong Hoa valley to Y Linh Ho village.

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Muong Hoa Valley

Starting as a small stream of water from the foot of Silver Waterfall about 14 km northwest of Sapa town, weaving its way along mountains’ feet southeast between the two mountain ranges.

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From Lao Chai to Ta Van

Starting as a small stream of water from the foot of Silver Waterfall about 14 km northwest of Sapa town, weaving its way along mountains’ feet southeast between the two mountain ranges.

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Giang Ta Chai Village

Opposite to Su Pan on the other side of Muong Hoa River and Valley is Giang Ta Chai village – a village of the Red Zao ethnic, nested under shade of the trees and bamboo hedges near a large and m...

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From Su Pan to Ban Ho and Nam Toong Village

For the tourist want to explore the remote village, you can get experience to start trekking from Supan village, which occupies the highland on the east side of the main road about 17 Km from Sapa...

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Thanh Phu – Nam Sai – Nam Cang Village

Lying at the southern edge of the district, about 35km from Sapa town, these three villages each consist of about 10 to 15 families are among the most remote villages and home to the Xa Pho, a very...

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