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The Long Bien Bridge was built between 1989 and 1902, during France's reign over the country. Long Bien is one of five bridges that cross the Red River in Hanoi. Long Bien is Hanoi's oldest bridge, still in use and existing quietly with locals. The b...
Sword Lake is considered as the heart of Hanoi. This is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Hanoi. Actually, Hoan Kiem Area has grown to become a center of culture for both Hanoi and Vietnam. Unquestionably, visiting Hoan Kiem Lake is one...
The Ha Khau Bridge is one of three international border gates essential in economic and trade relations between Vietnam and China over the land border. Trains leave Hanoi twice a week for Kunming, China, and can be boarded at Lao Cai Train Station.
Sapa's Heaven Gate is located 18 kilometers north of Sapa Town in Lao Cai Province. Locals here call it Tram Ton Pass, and its highest point is the Heaven Gate. Sapa has many other great spots to explore, like the Silver Waterfall, Ham Rong mountain,...
The O Quy Ho mountain pass is one of Vietnam's most picturesque and longest mountain passes. The O Quy Hau Mountain is about 15 km from Sapa Town and lies vastly between the earth's and sky's faces, surrounded by clouds. It is also known as the Hoang...
The Sapa Stone Church, also known as the Holy Mary Church, is located in the heart of Sapa town and was built by the French in the early twentieth century. The most noticeable feature of the church is its magnificent cross-shaped bell tower, which fa...
Cat Cat Village, a historic H'mong ethnic minority village, is situated 2 kilometers from Sapa Town. There is a historic H'mong ethnic minority village close to the magnificent Cat Cat Waterfall at the foot of Muong Hoa Valley. The dry season, which...
Sapa is located at 1650 meters above sea level in Vietnam's northwest mountain region. The best times to visit Sapa are typically from March through May and from September through mid-December. November and December are the coldest months of the year...
Ta Van is a small community in Sapa's Muong Hoa Valley. Trekking to Ta Van Village to learn about their ethnic lifestyle and unique customs is a must-do on your Sapa tour. In addition, staying at an overnight homestay in Ta Van's ethnic village to le...
Every Tuesday, locals gather at Coc Ly Market—an ethnic market in a mountainous area—to purchase things and make friends from the area. This is a wonderful opportunity for tourists to learn more about the customs of Vietnam's ethnic groups.