Nestled in a valley surrounded by lush green mountains, Cat Cat Village is home to the H’mong ethnic group, who have lived here for generations. Coming here, you can explore the traditional stilt houses, experience the local culture, and marvel at the stunning scenery. The charm of this village will surely leave you with unforgettable memories.Read moreMore about Cat Cat village

Linh Ho Village is located about 7km to the south west of Sapa Town. It's alongside of Muong Hoa valley. Y Linh Ho is a little commune composed by a dozen of little hamlets scattering on the severe mountain terrain with high and steep hillsRead moreMore about Y Linh Ho

Lao Chai Village is one of the most imposing landmarks of Sapa which is home to the Black H’mong.Read moreMore about Lao Chai

Lao Chai Village is one of the most imposing landmarks of Sapa which is home to the Black H’mong.Read moreMore about Ta Van Village

In Sapa, markets play an important role in reflecting the colorful traditional cultures of many ethnic minorities living together here. Markets in Sapa are a place for trading and exchanging goods and where people wear their best costumes, meet others, converse, or date, making them a special space of traditional culture. Read moreMore about Sapa Market

The nature has bestowed Silver Waterfall Sapa to become one of the indispensable tourist addresses in the journey of discovering Sapa attracting the large number of touristsRead moreMore about Thac Bac Waterfall (Silver Falls)

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The bridge is entirely made of transparent glass, with a height of over 2000m. Walking on this bridge, you will feel like you are floating in mid-air, surrounded by a vast and magnificent sky. Looking down, you will see a breathtaking valley. Sometimes, at that height, you can even see clouds passing beneath your feet through the glass floor. It's like a scene from a fairy tale, where celestial beings travel on clouds.Read moreMore about Glass Bridge