Cat Cat Guesthouse Sapa

... it does demonstrate how these people live but I think in the next few years tourism will overtake.  As an example in Sapa town you are inundated with the Hmong girls selling you everything - swearing they make it or their fathers make it.  ...

In the valley below Sapa lies a H'mong village called Cat Cat. There is a paved road that goes there, but we took a more scenic route following random footpaths across the mountainsides. We were actually just out for a hike, trying to get a good view of ...

... oplevelse - denne gang med lokale guides. Et lille tip: Det kan ikke betale sig at købe trekkingture i Hanoi. Hvor som helst i Sapa området kan man arrangere sig trekkingture - bare spørg en hvilken som helst person på gaden. Selvom der er en del turister, er ...

... teaching our "English-speaking" guide how to speak English. He took us through several small villages, untouched by the progress of Sapa with villagers willing to invite us into their homes - they own as little as you can possibly imagine and live in ...

... , but after it had started to get light, the fog started to lift to reveal some of the most breathtaking scenery I've ever seen. Sapa itself is a former hill-station, so it's located more or less in a valley, just over from Mt. Fansipan. The American guy ...