• Y Linh Ho - Surrounded by pristine mountains and forests, Y Linh Ho Village is blessed by nature with remarkable scenery and cultural richness, making it a fascinating destination for every adventurer.
• Lao Chai - Lao Chai Village, nestled in the breathtaking Sapa region, offers a serene escape with its rustic beauty and captivating scenery. Follow our guide for the ultimate trip to this peaceful haven!
• Ta Van Village - Ta Van Village is a popular destination for visitors wondering “What to do in Sapa?” One of the highlights of this village is its diverse ethnic makeup, with the Giay, Hmong, and Red Dao ethnic groups living harmoniously in the area. The village is also surrounded by terraced rice fields that serve both practical and aesthetic purposes. Practically, the terraced fields maximize the use of limited arable land in the mountainous region, allowing for the cultivation of rice
• Su Pan - Explore the charm of Su Pan Village, Sapa, a must-visit destination for Vietnam travel enthusiasts. Nestled in the stunning landscapes of Sapa, Su Pan offers an authentic experience with its unique cultural richness and captivating natural beauty, making it an ideal stop for those exploring the wonders of the region.
• Hau Thao - Hau Thao Village is about 30 minutes from Sapa. This tranquil village is accessible via a route that meanders through mountains and terraced rice fields. The journey to this tranquil village offers a picturesque glimpse into the heart of rural Vietnam that many travelers seek.
• Bản Dền - When coming to Ban Den, visitors will be surprised by the lush green color of upland rice on terraced fields, surrounded by hills and mixed in with the houses of ethnic people. scattered along both stream banks.
• Hoang A Tuong’s Castle - Hoang A Tuong Palace harmoniously blends ancient French and Oriental architectural styles, creating a unique beauty. Now serving as an essential tourist attraction near the picturesque highlands of Sapa in Vietnam, the palace stands as a well-preserved testament to history and culture from a bygone era.
• Bac Ha - Located about 100km from Sa Pa, Bac Ha cultural market is held every Sunday in the center of Bac Ha Town. This is the biggest and most famous fair market of the border highland people. On the journey to Bac Ha you will admire the majestic mountains, chasms, meanders and terraced fields,etc. If you fancy photography and adventure, then perhaps this road is suitable to those majestic natural sceneries, etc. On the way, you will occasionally see people guiding horses and coming toward Bac Ha market, people have to go very early, even go from the previous day to reach the market by noon of the following day.

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The market serves as more than just a place for buying and selling goods; it is a hub of culture and spirituality where individuals come together to connect, share, and confide in one another. Embarking on a thrilling motorbike tour to Bac Ha, travelers are treated to a scenic journey through high mountain roads, passing through quaint villages along the way. Upon arrival at the renowned Bac Ha market, visitors are greeted with a plethora of highland products, including Shan tea, fruits, honey, wine, brocade clothing, silver jewelry, orchids, and seedlings. The bustling market is also filled with vendors guiding horses, cows, and pigs, as well as laborers carrying heavy bags of corn and potatoes. It is truly a vibrant and dynamic experience that showcases the rich culture and heritage of the region.

• So the remaining time is for on the way by motorcycle and refresh a bit on the way. From Sa Pa (pick up point) to Bac Ha Market is 100km, the road is not easy.

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