Sapa, the small tourist town of Vietnam’s northwest region, reminds us of a wildly beautiful area where travellers can gain great trekking experience while discovering the rich culture of ethnic minorities groups. The wet markets and souvenir shops here are also the perfect places for ones who are longing to buy local unique gifts
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Bac Ha Market is a active and busy bazaar which is the main market in Bac Ha proper. The sellers here largely are the H’mong minor from the surrounding hills wearing colorful skirts with elaborate floral decorations.
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Sa Pa Silver shop specializes in handcrafted silver jewelry. This little shop is so special that you can actually watch the silversmith named Duc Khanh at work making the glittering pieces of splendid silver jewelry
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InViet Travel is a great travel stores offering a wide range of travel equipments including hiking shoes, sweaters, fleece jackets, toques, back packs, day packs and, interestingly, the obligatory souvenirs
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In Sapa there is a high chance that every female meet on the street will try to sell you handcrafted goods. It is an amazing scene to see them making colorful handmade crafts which could make unique presents to bring home whenever they sit down for a moment
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Wild Orchid Shop is a small shop with very colorful and interesting paintings about the daily life of minority people. Its owner is the designer of all the styles of minority people’s costumes, specializing in Homing and Dzao people. The cheapest thing in the shop is a small scarf at the price of US$3
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