This is optional place Nestled in a valley surrounded by lush green mountains, Cat Cat Village is home to the H’mong ethnic group, who have lived here for generations. Coming here, you can explore the traditional stilt houses, experience the local culture, and marvel at the stunning scenery. The charm of this village will surely leave you with unforgettable memories.

Linh Ho Village is located about 7km to the south west of Sapa Town. It's alongside of Muong Hoa valley. Y Linh Ho is a little commune composed by a dozen of little hamlets scattering on the severe mountain terrain with high and steep hills

Lao Chai Village is one of the most imposing landmarks of Sapa which is home to the Black H’mong.

Ta Van Village Sapa is a serene destination known for its vibrant ethnic culture and breathtaking rice terraces

Nestled in the heart of the stunning Muong Hoa Valley, the Sapa Ancient Rock Field is one of Vietnam’s most fascinating archaeological sites. Scattered across the terraced hillsides are more than 200 large stones carved with ancient symbols, human figures, and geometric patterns—many of which remain undeciphered to this day. Believed to date back over a thousand years, these mysterious engravings are thought to be relics of early ethnic civilizations, possibly serving spiritual, cultural, or agricultural purposes. The site was officially recognized as a national heritage in 1994 and continues to attract researchers and travelers alike with its untouched beauty and historical significance. Surrounded by dramatic mountains, rice terraces, and ethnic minority villages, the Sapa Ancient Rock Field offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and mystery. It is best explored on foot as part of a

The nature has bestowed Silver Waterfall Sapa to become one of the indispensable tourist addresses in the journey of discovering Sapa attracting the large number of tourists

Far about 14km from Sapa town to the southwest, Love Waterfall is situated in San Sa Ho commune, Sapa district, Lao Cai province.

The lonely tree stands as an iconic focal point, inviting you to freeze a moment in time amid the enchanting landscapes of Sa Pa.

This is an optional place The bridge is entirely made of transparent glass, with a height of over 2000m. Walking on this bridge, you will feel like you are floating in mid-air, surrounded by a vast and magnificent sky. Looking down, you will see a breathtaking valley. Sometimes, at that height, you can even see clouds passing beneath your feet through the glass floor. It's like a scene from a fairy tale, where celestial beings travel on clouds.

In Sapa, markets play an important role in reflecting the colorful traditional cultures of many ethnic minorities living together here. Markets in Sapa are a place for trading and exchanging goods and where people wear their best costumes, meet others, converse, or date, making them a special space of traditional culture.