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Terraced rice fields in the filled water season in Mu Cang Chai

When entering the filled water season, Mu Cang Chai Terraced rice fields dressed in colorful new clothes. It looks as unique as the masterpieces and charms no less than the ripe rice time in October. In May, the highland of Mu Cang Chai is shown with the color of brown soil, the color of the water and the sun, the color of the seeding rice … It created a beautiful picture on the fields in the Khau Phau valley. This is the time when people start...

A charming north-western region begins new rice season

13 Apr 2018

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A charming north-western region begins new rice season May arrives with early summer rains starting to pour down, drawing water from the upper streams into the North-western region. Terraced rice fields take off their boring brown coat of winter to enter a new crop season. The most beautiful terraced fields in pouring water season in the North-west: Bat Xat: In the new crop season, Bat Xat is like a natural picture with countless bright colours that stand out among the...

7 Tips For your Trekking Vietnam Trip

13 Apr 2018

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The northern regions of Vietnam are the perfect land Trekking. It is a region that has refreshing cool mountain air, overwhelming beauty and rice terraces which make a great base for exploring nature. In addition, it’s also rich culture land with the various ethnic minorities. The best trekking destinations in the north of Vietnam like Mu Cang Chai, Sapa, and Ha Giang… A trekking adventure in the mountainous regions of the north is practical year-round and...

Local Market in Ha Giang, Vietnam – One day to explore

11 Apr 2018

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Have you join the local market when visit Vietnam? To day I will join a special Meo Vac ethnic market in Ha Giang province – a frontier land of Vietnam- It’s only held on Sunday this is the largest market in Dong van karst plateau. Let’s go! From early morning, the weekend market be came more exciting & crowded than ever. The Dao, Mong, Tay, Giay, Lo Lo ethnic groups came down, everyone carry vegetable, agricultural products, such as goat, chicken, pig… Most...

Tips– when travel to Sapa Vietnam

10 Apr 2018

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Tips– when travel to Sapa Vietnam There is nothing more wonderful than traveling to Sapa in Vietnam, which is a famous tourist site. Below Tips– when travel to Sapa Vietnam: 1 .If you go by train; book a central compartment on the train for comfort- away from the bathroom and between the front and rear wheels. 2. Pre- book you transfer rom Lao Cai train station to avoid the chaos of taxis and oaches on arrival. 3. On arrival drink plenty of water. The air conditioning on...

Ha Giang Foods- Things to eat

08 Apr 2018

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Ha Giang Foods- Things to eat Ha Giang is not only known as a mountainous province with many majestic scenery, festivals, high mountains, but here we also see it as a land with many natural products. One of the attractions of Ha Giang foods is the culinary culture of dishes made from the ingredients available in nature. They have become the strange, exciting and special dishes in the highlands of Ha Giang. 1. Egg roll cake In the cold area of Ha Giang, people have to...

LOCAL FOODS TO TRY IN SAPA

07 Apr 2018

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LOCAL FOODS TO TRY IN SAPA Barbeque Sapa is famous for its barbeque cuisine. Evening the fires are lit and all kind of special foods are made ready for the grill. Among the fresh cuts of pork and chicken you will see suckling pigs, small birds, duck eggs and many vegetables on offer. Com lam Is fragrant sticky rice cooked in bamboo sticks. Eat with sesame seed and chili salt. Black Chickens Can be found in the market. They look like they have been dipped in indigo dye...

Sapa Travel Guide

07 Apr 2018

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Sapa Travel Guide Overview Sapa is a mountainous town in Northen Vietnam where you write poem, have your cameras on for most of your time, cheer over a community wine pot, learn to appreciate indigenous culture or just to escape Hanoi heat and city noise. Location and history 350km far north-west from Hanoi, Sapa, the capital of Sapa District in Lao Cai Province, lies at the altitude of 1600m. With the temperature ranging from the lowest of -1oC to the highest of 29oC,...

Things to do in Sapa, Vietnam

05 Apr 2018

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Things to do in Sapa, Vietnam 1.Enjoy a herbal bath at Ta Phin Village 2.See a performance in the town square every Saturday night. 3.Bring toothbrushes for kids and reading glasses for craft workers. 4.Visit the craft workshops in Lao Chai Village. 5.Sample the local wines. 6.Buy vintage fabrics upstairs in the central market 7.Visit the studios of local artists, many prominentHanoi artists stay in Sapa in summer. 8.Visit regional markets such as...

Discovery the ethnic group in Sapa, Vietnam

05 Apr 2018

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Sapa – fairy home of ethnic minoriti There is nowhere in Vietnam can tourists easily meet the local ethnic minorities like in Sapa. The district is the home of a great diversity of ethnic people, including five main groups of Hmong, Yao, Tay, Zay and Xa Pho. They do not live in center area but in hamlets scattering on the valleys throughout Sapa District. Actually, not until the 20th century did a majority of the ethnic people changed to sedentary lifestyle with...