Food sources of ethnic groups all originate from agricultural production, natural exploitation and commodity exchange.

Overview Sao Viet Bus offers a premium transportation service between Hanoi and Sapa, providing travelers with comfort and convenience. Their fleet includes 40-seat sleeper buses and 21-cabin VIP sleeper buses, both equipped with modern amenities to enhance the travel experience. Schedule and Routes

The Road of Happiness is one of the legendary roads of Hà Giang. Not only because of the majestic natural landscape but also because of the arduous history of construction. This is the main road connecting Hà Giang city with the Đồng Văn and Mèo Vạc stone plateaus, stretching about 185km, crossing many dangerous mountain passes such as Mã Pì Lèng Pass - one of the "four great mountain passes" of Vietnam.

If you are group from 5 - 10 people you can choose private Limousine 9 Seats or 11 Seats, bringing the most comfortable and convenient experiences throughout the trip. High-class Limousine, usually has 9-11 seats, luxurious design with soft leather seats, can recline.

Bắc Hà Market is one of the most famous highland markets in Northern Vietnam, located in Bắc Hà district, Lào Cai province. This is not only a place to buy and sell goods but also a unique cultural exchange point of ethnic minorities such as H'Mong, Dao, Tày, Nùng...

When you come to SaPa, you cannot miss the beautiful places to take really chill pictures with your creation. However most of nice places areas often require you to pay entrance fee for photo spaces. Of course there is still places that do not require tickets. Let explore with us.

Ha Giang is nearly 235 kilometers from Sapa and takes about 6 hours journey. It is a land at the headland of the Fatherland in the Northeast region, blessed by nature with fresh, cool air and many scenic spot

Ham Rong Mountain sapa is one of the most panoramic and chilling view, Here is collection of all vegetational, flowers.... Visitors must be climb up to enjoy and explore

SaPa Love market and the highlands of the Northeast and Northwest of Viet Nam often take place on weekend nights. Men and women from the villages come to the market to meet and talking such as blowing leaves, playing read pipe, flutes, singing love songs according to the traditional customs