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Fansipan peak – “Roof of Indochina”
Located in the Hoang Lien Son range of Vietnam, Fansipan is known as the highest mountain peak in Vietnam in particular and Indochina in general. With an altitude of 3,143m above sea level, this is a favorite trekking location for many people who love to conquer nature.
In addition to climbing, you can choose to travel by cable car. Fansipan cable car is known as one of the most modern cable car systems in Vietnam and currently holds several world records. In particular, traveling by cable car you will have a panoramic view of Sapa town, and the majestic Hoang Lien mountain range from above.
For local people, Sapa terraced fields are not only a place for rice cultivation but also a cultural symbol. The beauty of terraced fields changes with the seasons, with each season bringing its own characteristics. Besides, Sapa’s rice fields are many times ranked in the top of the world’s most spectacular terraced fields voted by prestigious travel websites such as Travel and Leisure, or Mother Nature, etc.
Famous terraced fields in Sapa include: Muong Hoa, Lao Chai, Ta Van, Cat Cat
Started and built in the early 20th century, Sapa stone church is an ancient architectural work, located in the center of Sapa town. Sapa Stone Church bears the mark of Roman architecture with giant granite blocks delicately joined, without the need to use cement. Through many historical ups and downs, Sapa stone church still retains its ancient beauty and moss, becoming a symbol of Sapa town.
About 2km from Sapa town center, located at the foot of Fansipan mountain. Cat Cat village attracts tourists because of its wild, rustic beauty and unique cultural features of ethnic minorities.
Coming to Cat Cat village, visitors have the opportunity to experience the life of indigenous people, discover unique cultural features of the Mong people such as brocade weaving, making corn wine, Khen dancing,… Tourists also You can participate in interesting activities such as bathing in Dao herbs, going to Sapa market, etc.