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Discover 6 beautiful and unique check-in locations in Sapa (Lao Cai) that you shouldn't miss when you step into this enchanting land.
Don't Miss These 6 Stunning Check-in Spots in Sapa This March
Heaven's Gate, Sa Pa: Situated at the highest point on O Quy Ho Pass, one of the most famous passes in Vietnam, Heaven's Gate is a sought-after destination for travelers exploring Sapa. At an altitude of 2,228 meters, it offers the most breathtaking views of the Northwest mountains. Photo: @thaoquyetlinh.
Standing at Heaven's Gate, travelers can marvel at the majestic Sapa mountains, the winding beauty of O Quy Ho Pass, and the lush greenery of Silver Waterfall and Love Waterfall. You can visit at different times of the year, each offering its unique charm. September brings golden rice fields, December features mist, and if you're lucky, you might witness snowfall. Photos: @huyenbauu96, @huongkun98, @kieudiem_kaydy, @emtrangna.
Stone Church: Located in the heart of Sapa town, the Stone Church was constructed in 1895. It stands as the oldest fully preserved architectural masterpiece left by the French. With an impressive and unique design, showcasing Romanesque Gothic architecture with a bell tower, roof, and arched windows—all topped with spires—the Stone Church has become a must-visit check-in spot for travelers exploring Sapa. Photos: @austintungnguyen, @mhoqqq, @anvinhchau, @qanhcass.
Cat Cat Village: Situated near the center of Sapa town, Cat Cat Village is an ideal destination for travelers to learn about and explore the cultural life of the H'Mong people. Here, you can don traditional costumes of the ethnic people for check-in photos, conquer the terraced fields to learn about the people and their daily lives. Photos: @hokieuchinh, @tr.pthanh.
Ancient Rock Field: Stretching across the Muong Hoa Valley, about 8 km from the center of Sapa, the Ancient Rock Field covers an area of about 8 km2 with nearly 200 rock formations. Discovered by French archaeologists in 1925, this area is considered a relic of prehistoric humans. Sapa's Ancient Rock Field is a precious heritage of the Northwest region, increasingly attracting a diverse range of domestic and international tourists. Photos: @ngocvic96, @thaophuong___.
Fansipan Peak: Known as the 'Roof of Indochina,' towering at an elevation of 3,143 meters above sea level, just 9 km from Sapa town, this iconic destination is a must-visit. Formerly a significant challenge for adventurous youth, the mountain peak is now easily accessible with a cable car, allowing you to effortlessly reach the summit for a breathtaking view of the majestic mountainous landscape during your Sapa journey. Photos: @bin287, @thuylevc, @massiesisi, @ntthu___.
Ta Phin Village: Home to the Dao and H'Mong ethnic communities, Ta Phin Village not only attracts tourists with its serene scenery but also with the fascinating cultural richness of the Red Dao people. Ta Phin looks beautiful in every season, with vibrant flowers changing with each season, creating a picturesque and poetic scene. Photos: @tuoidontcare, @wcdy_5.
Source: Thanh Thuy/Zing news
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Reference: Travel guide Mytour
MytourMarch 28, 2019
