The tour within the Northwest Vietnam helps you to learn about Vietnamese history, cultural of different minority peoples by staying at a local house, making contact with upcountry hill tribes, taking a part in and learning about their art of textiles or music and dances.
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Sapa holding the real treasures for travelers is a must-see on any Northern Vietnam itinerary. Trekking to minority villages around the area of Sapa. On a clear day you will be treated to views of steeply terraced rice fields, towering verdant ridgelines, primitive mud-thatched villages, raging rivers and astounding waterfalls. Staying at a local house, making contact with upcountry hill tribes, taking a part in and learning about their art of textiles or music and dances.
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Sapa holding the real treasures for travelers is a must-see on any Northern Vietnam itinerary. Some eight ethnic groups inhabit Lao Cai province: Hmong, Dao, White Thai, Giay, Tay, Muong, Hao and Xa Pho. Most prominent in town are the Hmong, easily identified by their embroidered, indigo attire and the Red Dao, and distinguished by the coin-dangling red headdresses and intricately embroidered waistcoats worn by the women.
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Sapa holding the real treasures for travelers is a must-see on any Northern Vietnam itinerary. Things not to miss here is to participate in one of the typical markets of Sa Pa, discovering history and cultural of different minority peoples. The tour offers you the best market from Can Cau to Bac Ha....
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The remote Northwest of Vietnam is one of the most beautiful, unaffected and untouristed areas of the country. This is a time consuming part to visit, but if you have time, the Northwest is well-worth adding into your trip plans.
The most rewarding journey in this region is the "Northwest loop". Head for Hoa Binh, Mai Chau, followed by Son La and Dien Bien Phu, then North to Lai Chau and Sapa.
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Northeast Vietnam lies on a fertile area of the Red River Basin. Up, up and away from the coast is the rugged interior, home to Ba Be National Park with its beautiful lakes, rivers, waterfalls and the stark mountains around Cao Bang - some 300 meters above sea level is an ideal base to explorer the surrounding countryside that has some of the best mountain scenery in this part of Vietnam.
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