Top things to do
Top 5 things to do in Sapa town during your stay here, they are the visit the hill tribes, trekking along Muong Hoa valley, bath the herbal
Indigo Cat – H’mong Sewing Classes
Indigo Cat is simply the only Hmong Shop in all Sapa. We provide some Sewing Classes but you also will find a huge selection of local products such as genuine handicrafts, different teas or cardamom Address: 46 Phan Xi Pang Street, Sapa Town, Lao Cai, Vietnam Email: indigocatsapa@gmail.com Website: http://indigocat.dznly.com/ Reviews martin k Reviewed November 13, 2013 The merchandise in this store is of high quality, displayed nicely and everything has a price on it. It is owned by a Hmong woman and her Swiss husband. All items are made by hand and are from the area. Many of these handmade Hmong items are to be found no other place. So if you want to buy something different than the shops on the main street this is the place to visit. Of course they can answer any questions about their products as they are mostly made in house. Visited September 2013 From Tarla I am trying to get some information about how the H’mong women/families process indigo for a dye vat, I was there in December and had a fabulous trip, will be coming back again next year. Do you have any contacts in the Cat Cat village or close by that could explain in detail the process from when to pick the leaves, putting them in the barrels, what and how much is added to the barrels, how long the leaves stay in the barrel, taking them out, adding the lime and how much and then what to do. I did get a little information from our H’Mong guide, but her english was not good enough to explain the quantities. Would really appreciate some assistance. If this is a success, I will be bringing a group of artists with me to talk to the H’mong women and weavers. Thank you for your assistance Tarla Mountain...
read moreHam Rong Mountain
This park is essentially a long cobblestone walkway to the top of Ham Rong Mountain. It’s a strenuous climb, but the panoramic vista at the top is well worth tackling all those stairs. Along the way, there are countless potted orchids, beautifully landscaped gardens and a few really tacky statues of cartoon characters like Scooby Doo and Mickey Mouse.
read moreMuong Khuong Market
Muong Khuong Market: Big market with a wide range of ethnic groups: Hmong, Dao, Nung, and merchants from other ethnic groups who come all the way from China to sell their products. Several Pa Zi women sell traditional incense made from the bark and resin of scented trees.
read moreLung Khau Nhin market
Taking place every Thursday, Lung Khau Nhin Market is a small market hiding itself amongst the mountains and forests of the far north Vietnam about 10 km from the border with China. Although not being so big or famous among visitors as Coc Ly and Can Cau, Lung Khau Nhin market, be side a normal shopping place, play an important role to spiritual life of local ethnic peoples Flower H’mong, Black Zao, Zay, and especially to those who come from very small ethnic groups such as Pa Zi, Tou Zi, Tou Lao who live in small and isolated villages around this corner of the country, come for meeting, socializing… sapa market sapa photo Related articles across the web White Lotus Hotel Travel Sapa from Bangkok Sapa tours from Kuala...
read moreCoc Ly Market
This Coc Ly Tuesday market is about 35km from Bac Ha. You can get here via a fairly good road, or by road and river; hotels in Sapa and Bac Ha can organise trips. Coc Ly is a small village on the Chay river inhabited by the Flower H’mong Minority people.
read moreCan Cau Market
The information about Can Cau Market, near Bac Ha and China border. When to visit, what to see and what to do in Can Cau Market, Sapa, Vietnam
read moreSapa Love Market
Sapa is also famous for its love market, which takes place on saturday evenings. The love market of Sapa used to be the place to find a partner to get married. With the tourism, the real love market does not take place anymore.
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Pha Long Market
Very rural seldom visited market, where you can meet ethnic groups that are only found in this particular district of Vietnam, mostly Hmong, Nung, Tou Zi, Pa Zi and Tou Lao. Along the road, in a landscape of mountain peaks, numerous Nung et Hmong villages
read moreCan Cau Market Sapa
Cancau market is one of Vietnam’s most fascinating open –air market, and isolated market which takes place only on Saturday every week.
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