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Sapa
Homestay

Located 400 km from Hanoi and on
the borderline between Vietnam and China, Sapa has become a popular destination
for tourist in recent years. Sapa is perched on the mountain area where there
are many ethnic minority groups such as Hmong, Red Dzao, Tay, Xa Pho...
Sapa is famous for weekend markets, of which Bac Ha market and Can Cau markets
are the best, it is also knowned for Love Market on Saturday nights when young
Montagnards from surrounding villages gather to dance, play music, sing and
court each other
Sapa sceneries are very spectacular, with hill tribe villages are scattered
among the mountains and forests. Most travellers visiting Sapa would take long
walk (trekking or hiking) to surrounding villages. One of the highlights of Sapa
is homestay where local Montagnards host foreign tourists.
Homestay in Sapa is very basic, there are some villages offer homestay service,
Ta Van, Ban Ho village, Su Pan...Ta Van village is best for guests, Ta Van
belongs to Dzay people, how have pretty more civilized lives than other ethnic
groups, the village is not too far from Sapa, about 20 km. Dzay people are very
friendly, guests stay overnight in the villages are provided with food, drinks,
bedding facilities are basic, but clean and comfortable, some host even have
western toilets
To stay overnight at homestay in the villages, travellers must have permit from
local authorities, which can be arranged in Sapa.
To enjoy the best of homestay, travellers are recommended to be escorted by a
local ethnic guide, there are many of them in Sapa, most speak excellent
English, picked from foreign tourists, at homestay guests are told about daily
life of local people, join some activities....
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