
Sapa is in the southwest of Vietnam and close to the China border. We board a night train for 8 hours from Hanoi to Lao Chai on the first day we touched down Vietnam; followed by another 3 hours "thrilling" ride up to the Sapa mountain with a mini bus. Yes, it's very tiring; but trust me, the wonderful scenary worth all the hassle we've been through.
The train we board on
It's quite a decent train. Clean, and air-conditioned
On the first day we were in Sapa, we went to the famous weekend market - Bac Ha. It's a very special experience where you can see many people from the hill tribes wearing their colourful traditional costume trading almost everything in the market - handicraft, clothes, food and even snake!
for sale.


Finally the village is in sight after 8 hours of trekking.



We spent a night at the rural village for a homestay. I like the homestay very much, the house owner made us a delicious dinner which undeniable the best meal we had in Vietnam, and the surrounding are so serene where you just don't feel tired anymore despite the 8 hours trekking.
The ever wonderful homestay
Serene kempung feel
The house owner made us delicious dinner with the old-schooled chimney
then we had dinner together. With beer. :D
then, nighty night~ :)
After a good night sleep in the nice chilling weather. We started our trekking again. The tour guide made us lunch at a hut along the trail; after the lunch, we continue our journey to the bus station to take us back to our hotel. Then we had shower and dinner then another bumpy road journey back to the Lao Cai train station and head back to Hanoi. :D
Bye bye Sapa~
3 comments:
nice trip, nice view and nice coffee. :)
want to hear all about vietnam from u... let's meeting up when u free. :)
thanks. :).. btw, who is this?
nice trip ... plan to go back
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