Sapa
Read →Terraced valleys and Hmong trekking villages threaded through the northern highlands.
Discover the best things to do in Sapa, from trekking terraced rice fields to exploring hill tribe villages, markets, and Fansipan's stunning mountain views.
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Terraced valleys and Hmong trekking villages threaded through the northern highlands.
Vietnam's most dramatic road trip, one hairpin at a time.
Thousands of limestone karsts rising straight out of jade-green water.
Old Quarter alleys, egg coffee, and a thousand years of history.
Long beaches and the gateway to Hoi An and the Marble Mountains.
Slow river towns and the Banana Pancake Trail's quiet heart.
Angkor's temples and the Mekong's floating villages.
Bangkok's chaos, southern islands, and northern hill country.
Ancient capitals and landscapes that inspired a thousand scrolls.
This Sapa Vietnam travel guide covers everything you need for an unforgettable mountain adventure. Sapa is Vietnam's great mountain escape. A former French hill station perched at 1,500m in the far north, it's where emerald rice terraces pour down valleys, Hmong and Red Dao villages cling to hillsides, and Fansipan — the highest peak in Indochina…
In brief
Jack launched AsiaTripBlog after spending years backpacking through Southeast Asia on a shoestring, then returning in style. He specialises in Vietnam — from the northern highlands to the Mekong Delta — and believes the best meal you'll ever eat costs about $2 and involves a plastic stool.
Where to go, what to skip, and the occasional visa headache — no spam.