Visit Sapa
- Hiking / Trekking
- Waterfall
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
Sapa: How to get there?
2hrs by minibus from Lao Cai
Sapa: When to go?
From March to May and from August to November
Sapa: For how long?
1 to 2 days
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Vietnam
Sapa Vacations
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Sapa , a tourist trap...
Sapa: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Sapa , a tourist trap...
My suggestion
Sapa's great for cheap accommodation. Don't spend your money there - rent scooters so you can get out and about.
Sapa is a town perched in northern Vietnam's mountains. Even though it's touristy, Sapa is a still a great destination!
My suggestion
Put aside two days to hike through Sapa's countryside and explore the region's various ethnic villages.
Sapa is the most tourist-focused town in northern Vietnam and remains the departure point for many hiking trails that offer unforgettable vistas of the mountains and terraced rice fields.
My suggestion
Don't stay in the town of Sapa but take advantage of its sumptuous surroundings!
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