Travel Blogs from Sapa, Vietnam

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So Much Stuff Happeining, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

So Much Stuff Happeining

A travel blog entry by mrdiko

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... out the widow and saw my second dead body for the day. They carried her away and we continued on our journey. Shit hey. At Sapa The little bastards here are very push to sell much a crap item that I now have. I rented a bike and went crusing. I ...

Dag 3,4 - Trekken in Sapa, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Dag 3,4 - Trekken in Sapa

A travel blog entry by anneldavy

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... het zelfs niet erg dat onze jeep plots in een gammel busje was veranderd, wij wouden naar huis (of toch naar ergens anders in Vietnam). En nu zitten we wat tijd te doden voordat de slaaptrein ons weer naar Hanoi brengt (ja, daarom is dit stukje zo ...

You Buy Flom Me............!, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

You Buy Flom Me............!

A travel blog entry by bazzrosetravels

... and go for a ride. We first headed up the mountain to the Tram Ton Pass, which is the highest mountain pass in Vietnam. Again the views were spectacular along the way, we also stopped at the Silver Waterfall. From there we headed back down through Sapa ...

Land of the clouds, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Land of the clouds

A travel blog entry by annacarl

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... mixed in. What a weather change from Luang Prabang!! In case you haven't already worked it out, we are in Sapa in far northwest Vietnam. It is a fairly remote town for which luck has struck and tourism has boomed, mainly for the (apparently) breathtaking ...

Day 70: Our last day [The Sapa crafts market], Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Day 70: Our last day [The Sapa crafts market]

A travel blog entry by saundh

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... . Sapa is without doubt one of the most beautiful places we’ve been to. I hear a lot of people travelling to Vietnam miss out Sapa and consider Hanoi as the end point. For those reading this and looking to travel to Vietnam, don’t make that ...

Trekking in the foothills of Mount Fansipan, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Trekking in the foothills of Mount Fansipan

A travel blog entry by ggeben

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... up to Sapa and here in Sapa is unbelievable. The town basically looks out to Mt. Fansipan, which is the highest mountain in Vietnam (3400M). Everywhere you look, there are graduated rows of rice paddies built into the mountains. I guess we're really lucky ...

Overnight train to Hanoi, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Overnight train to Hanoi

A travel blog entry by odells

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... the bus arrived to take us to the Lai Chau Train Station they were left behind!!!!   I loved those boots!!!! The drive from Sapa to Lai Chau takes you over the Tram Ton Pass, it has the most spectacular views.  The road to say the least ...

Sapa!, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Sapa!

A travel blog entry by joandellen

8th- 10th Oct We managed to get a bit of sleep on the train- it was alright but very bumpy! We stayed in Sapa for 2 nights. The scenery was beautiful- green hills with lots of rice terraces, unfortunately we couldn't see much on the first day as the ...

A tough little trek, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

A tough little trek

A travel blog entry by dgb_law

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... it all and get the blood pumping through the muscles again. Fansipan ( the mountain I climbed) certainly did that. Sapa seems to be the trekking capital of Vietnam and with it being so close it seemed the obvious choice.  I packed my day bag for a ...

Trekking in Sapa, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Trekking in Sapa

A travel blog entry by hayleyhunwicks

... chat with you and hope you had a great holiday!! I just got back at 5.30am today coming back on the night train from Sapa! Well I survived the 2 days of trekking just about. I don't think I really realised how hard the trekking was going to be, ...

Back to Sapa, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Back to Sapa

A travel blog entry by slvrrx

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... , not surprisingly, is very sweet and then you spit out the pulp. It is amazing how many people you can meet in Vietnam. Yesterday, we befriended a couple from Israel. Today it was a couple from Italy, a guy from the Netherlands and a neurologist from the ...

Dag 5: Risterasser, rishoest og risvin, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Dag 5: Risterasser, rishoest og risvin

A travel blog entry by elinatroels

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... for besoegende i Ha Noi, da der gaar en jernbane-linje naesten direkte fra Vietnams hovedstad til den lille kulturelle by Sapa. Der arrangeres 1-2-3-dages ture i massevis fra Ha Noi hertil, og turisterne kommer for - som os - at opleve det smukke ...

Sapa - the centre of old lady aggression, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Sapa - the centre of old lady aggression

A travel blog entry by hugoanddenis

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... ; Red Zao, Black H'Mong, Tay and Day peoples. Originally from China, these peoples have been in this part of Vietnam for centuries and have historically been encouraged by the government to settle this mountainous, recalcitrant region. Somewhat isolated ...

Sapa, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Sapa

A travel blog entry by prilae

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... our way again and made it back in one piece...What a day. I was sold though... I'm getting me a Honda. Our Minsk adventure was over...and thankfully we survived. Live and Learn hey. Tommorrow... from the Coldest too the Hottest place in ...

Cold, cold mountains, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Cold, cold mountains

A travel blog entry by simonmain1

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... from the Swiss people on the Halong Bay cruise that it was now possible to cross the border in the North of Vietnam into Laos so I decided it was worth heading to Sapa and then onto Dien Bien Phu.  The best way to get to Sapa was said to be on the ...

Sapa- Chup se que!, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Sapa- Chup se que!

A travel blog entry by tkd

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... we are waiting for our room. We had an incredible time in Sapa. It is located close to the Chinese border in Northwest Vietnam. It is a very mountainous area and we were lucky to have some beautiful views the first 2 days and then the clouds rolled ...

Day 1 in the Sapa Area, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Day 1 in the Sapa Area

A travel blog entry by tandc2007

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... the main reasons that tourists visit this area is that scattered through out, in small, poor and very rural villages are some of Vietnam's 52 ethnic minorities, many of whom still keep largely to their tradition way of life - customs and costumes. We are ...

Motorbike diary, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Motorbike diary

A travel blog entry by simon-rosie

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... from the local ladies again, we decided to take a trip to the Tram Ton pass, this is the highest pass in Vietnam with (allegedly)  good views of Fansipan mountain which is the tallest mountain in Vietnam.  Jason had his own motorbike (painted ...

Trekking in Sapa, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Trekking in Sapa

A travel blog entry by slvrrx

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... on the way down. We saw a pet monkey on the way to the top. After we returned from the pagoda we caught the sleeper train to Sapa. This was among the sketchiest beds I have ever slept in. There were four tiny beds in our cabin and we shared it with a ...

Northern Vietnam- Hill Tribes and China Border, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Northern Vietnam- Hill Tribes and China Border

A travel blog entry by mono_mundial

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An overnight train goes from Hanoi up to the border of Vietnam and China. From there a one hour drive up into Sapa - this area of the mountains brings you to the various hill tribes, Hmong, Muong, Lu Lu, Luo, Tin Phin- there are dozens of them, each ...

Second trail, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Second trail

A travel blog entry by nevgftn

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Saturday morning first surprise of the day hundreds of moths littering the verandah outside the door of our room and more on the stairs leading to the ground floor they were all shapes, sizes and some amazing colours. Careful where you walk as we ...

Distinct Lack of Gorillas in the Mist, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Distinct Lack of Gorillas in the Mist

A travel blog entry by ensio

... 'nen siis vihdoin saapuessa 10 tunnin junamatkan 90 asteen puupenkeillä Hanoi-Lao Cai ja tunnin minibussimatkan Lao Cai-Sapa hän saapui hostellille jossa halausten jälkeen ilmoitimmekin että lähdemme seuraavalla bussilla takasin Hanoihin. Ilahdus ...

Sapa, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Sapa

A travel blog entry by binghams

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... , but different' - silly us!     We finally got a transfer through the mountains to Sapa, an old French hillstation in the far north of Vietnam next to the border with China. The whole area was shrouded in mist and was extremely ...

Mountains and Mud......, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Mountains and Mud......

A travel blog entry by tandc2007

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Its an early start - we're heading to another village market around 70 kms away. At least the rain seems to have stopped, which is good news, but its still pretty overcast. This time we are joined by a young German couple, but Thanh is still our guide ...

Sapa, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Sapa

A travel blog entry by marco-2010

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Dernière ligne droite avant le retour en France et Sapa a l'air pas mal comme destination ! Super route pour y aller mais malheureusement le ciel s’est très peu dégagé durant les trois jours passés ici. Cela ne  nous a pas empêché de ...

Back to SAPA, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Back to SAPA

A travel blog entry by prilae

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... We didn't stop to take pictures. We just wanted to get back and have a hot shower. Making great progress we got back to Sapa in time to buy souvenirs and get the Night Train back to Hanoi. It had been an amazing 4days, an amazing adventure and ...

Beautiful scenery and tribes people, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Beautiful scenery and tribes people

A travel blog entry by globalfootprint

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After travelling for 10 hours on another small bus we arrived in Sapa in Vietnam. Sapa, a town in the mountains in northwest Vietnam is home to many of Vietnam's ethinic minority communities, which are very ...

Sapa, Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

Sapa

A travel blog entry by shinetravels

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... us how far we had trekked down through the valley and up the other side, I felt pretty proud! Later that evening we wandered around Sapa looking at the shops, markets and had a pizza for dinner. In the morning Ping arrived to take us on a short walk ...

The hills of Sapa, just like home., Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

The hills of Sapa, just like home.

A travel blog entry by gemandlloyd

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... for a quick tea before catching the train back - we slept very soundly until being dropped of in Hanoi at 5am. The whole of Vietnam seems to be awake at 5, as we walked from the train station to the hotel we passed what seemed like the whole city jogging ...

It's only 2km.........., Sapa, Vietnam travel blog

It's only 2km..........

A travel blog entry by pc_out_there

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Daytripping in Vietnam We are currently on day seven of our Vietnam trip and on the section of the trip where we have just taken a 6 hour trek to stay with a hill tribe family last night. Now we had been advised that there was not much to do in Sapa ...

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