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Sa Pa is not only famous for its majestic natural scenery and terraced fields, but also for preserving unique cultural values of ethnic minorities, especially the Red Dao. One of the most distinctive and ancient cultural practices of the Red Dao is herbal bathing a traditional health care method passed down through many generations. Red […]

The Dao people in Tả Phìn, Sa Pa, are among the few ethnic groups that possess their own script, with many still using it regularly today. Efforts to preserve and promote the value of the Nom Dao script heritage are being actively supported by local authorities and the community. Tả Phìn Dao Red Village Lào […]

Bò Hill in Sa Pa is an ideal destination for travelers looking to immerse themselves in nature and start their trekking adventures. Join Original Sa Pa to explore this fascinating spot. Located in Tả Phìn commune, Bò Hill is perfect for those who want to enjoy the majestic scenery of the Northwestern mountains, find tranquility, […]

Travelers who have visited Nậm Cang have expressed that this place exudes a wild, poetic, and incredibly peaceful charm. Nậm Cang truly is a breathtaking natural landscape that travelers from afar find hard to take their eyes off. So, what kind of beauty does Nậm Cang possess that makes people yearn to remember it? Let’s […]

The cultural characteristics of each ethnic group are not only expressed through festivals with songs and dances but also through traditional culinary arts. For the Tày community, five-colored sticky rice is an indispensable dish during festivals, New Year celebrations, and communal gatherings. This dish symbolizes the five elements and reflects the hope for good luck […]

Vietnam, a S-shaped country, winding through treacherous yet majestic mountain roads, has become an endless source of inspiration for travel lovers. Among these, Ô Quy Hồ Pass, also known as the “King of Northwestern Passes” or “Cloud Pass,” stands out as a legend and an enchanting challenge. Sunset atop Ô Quy Hồ Pass This is […]

For the H’mông people, dó paper (a traditional handmade paper) is used on special occasions such as Lunar New Year, ancestor worship, ceremonial rites, and funerals. According to beliefs, dó paper serves as a means to connect the living with the deceased, reminding descendants of their roots. The H’mông people use rice paper to decorate […]

The full moon celebration is held when a child turns one month old. It is a very important custom of the Tày people, symbolizing joy for the family, happiness for the baby, and acknowledgment that the community has gained an additional member, living in the love and protection of everyone. It also expresses hopes for […]

1. Fansipan Mountain Peak Stand on Fansipan peak at an altitude of 3,143m, listen to the ringing of the temple bells and admire the beauty of the sky at sunset. You will feel the vastness of heaven and earth, comfortable and wonderful moments. This will be a beautiful and memorable moment when you capture the […]