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The lui market is the busiest activity of ethnic people in Ha Giang every week

The “lui” Market – Unique market only in Ha Giang

Instead of one market every 7 days, markets in remote areas will be held every 6 days, next week's market day will be delayed one day compared to the previous week. There are only four such special “lui” markets in Ha Giang Karst Plateau.
O Quy Ho Sapa Vietnam

The beauty landscape of O Quy Ho Pass – Sapa Vietnam

O Quy Ho Mountain Pass or other names such as O Quy Ho Mountain Pass, Hoang Lien Son Mountain Pass. Located at an altitude of nearly 2,000 meters across Hoang Lien Son Mountain range, the pass is situated on the National highway 4D connecting  2 provinces of Lao Cai and Lai Chau. This is considered...
Lao Chai Village Sapa Vietnam

Lao Chai Village – Sapa Vietnam

Located 7-8 km to the Southeast of Sapa Town, Lao Chai Village is a village of the Black H'Mong ethnic group. Therefore, visitors can pay a visit to Lao Chai Village from Sapa without spending too much time on traveling. Visiting Lao Chai Village, visitors can observe and learn about the culture and customs of...
Love Waterfall Sapa Vietnam

Love Waterfall Sapa Vietnam

Love Waterfall is one of the tourist destinations  in Sapa attracting a lot of domestic tourists and international visitors by dreamy and majestic nature, and it is also the start for the journey to discover Sapa.
Lung Khuy Cave-Quan Ba-Ha Giang

7 caves in Ha Giang that many people may not know about

Ha Giang is famous for its majestic mountains and dangerous passes. So many travelers often come here to conquer the northernmost point of the country. However, in addition to the majestic beauty, Ha Giang also has a mysterious beauty that few people know. It is the attraction from the caves that lie deep in each...
Ma Pi Leng - the extreme of danger and effort to open the way to the stone plateau

Ma Pi Leng Pass – The most majestic landscape in Ha Giang

With the position of the majestic landscape, to arriving Ma Pi Leng Pass, a famous tourist destination, one of the 11 majestic landscapes of Ha Giang, we must overcome the roads, the extremely dangerous turnings. It can be said that “Bất đáo Pì Lèng phi phượt thủ” (it means that if you do not yet...

7 things you need to pay attention when conquering Fansipan Mountain (Part 1)

Coming to Sapa, visitors are not only sightseeing ordinary and simple monuments of this highland town but can also take part in risky activities, challenging their own abilities such as conquering Fansipan Mountain. To overcome this challenge, you must be prepared mentally as well as physically. Here are some experiences which will help you conquer...
Fansipan Mountain

Break the record to conquer Fansipan Mountain

At 11h20 on November 18th, athlete of Sa Pa Group (Lao Cai) – Hang A Po has won the race to conquer Mount Fansipan within 3 hours and 20 minutes. Particularly, the time for his journey from the start to Fansipan peak was only 1 hour 35 minutes, breaking the record of conquering Fansipan peak...
The crowded Khau Vai love market attracts many people from the villages

Khau Vai Love Market

Have you ever heard about Khau Vai love market in Ha Giang? It is a unique market, bringing many cultural identities and customs of the upland ethnic minorities. This is not just a normal market but a 'love market'. Let's travel to Ha Giang to explore this unique market.
The plump beauty of Quan Ba Ha Giang Twin Mountain

Quan Ba Ha Giang and the twin mountain

Surrouned by row and row of mountains and terraced fields, the round shape of Quan Ba Ha Giang Twin Mountain makes tourists feel surprised by the beauty of nature.
green rice fields in Ta Phin village, Sa Pa, Vietnam

Ta Phin Village

Sapa has gradually become an attractive destination for domestic and foreign tourists in the North of Vietnam. With poetic mountain landscapes, Sapa is the place of highland people, especially those living in the villages, with their unique cultures. Ta Phin village of Sapa is one of the most visited villages.
The Hanoi Old Quarter

The Hanoi Old Quarter

Hanoi old quater was formed in early 15th century, limited by Hang Dau street to the north, Phung Hung street to the west, Tran Nhat Duat and Tran Quang Khai streets and to the east and south are Hang lines Cotton, Hang Gai, Cau Go and Hang Thung.