Topas Ecolodge Sapa sits atop a mountain within the Hoang Lien Conservation Area. It was one of the first resorts to be recognized by National Geographic Traveller as a premier mountain retreat.
Topas Ecolodge Sapa – one of the top mountain resorts

National Geographic Traveller praises the breathtaking scenery surrounding the resort. The commitment to supporting the local community by Topas Ecolodge Sapa has also been highly regarded. The organization highlights the resort's sustainable development efforts, including eco-friendly pool water heating systems and wastewater treatment designs that reduce plastic consumption.


The resort focuses on prioritizing the recruitment of local people. Those without prior experience are provided training, opening up new career opportunities. National Geographic also mentions the unique culinary experiences on offer. Guests can enjoy professionally prepared dishes by Vietnamese and Danish chefs, blending local and international flavors harmoniously.

Topas Ecolodge Sapa offers the perfect environment for relaxation and cultural exploration. The resort features 49 bungalows built with white granite stone in the style of traditional stilt houses. While the rooms highlight a rustic beauty, they also provide modern comfort and luxury. This is the ideal place for intimate, peaceful moments.


The amenities at the resort are designed to be environmentally friendly.
The infinity pool is surrounded by terraced rice fields, providing a perfect spot for relaxation while immersing in nature's beauty. To set new ecological standards, the pool uses saltwater and is heated by an environmentally friendly system, consuming 85% less energy compared to traditional technologies, ensuring warm water all year round.



For ultimate relaxation, the mountaintop spa at Topas Ecolodge Sapa offers traditional Red Dao herbal baths. Other treatments include full-body massages and facial massages. This not only helps unwind after a day of exploration but also offers an opportunity to learn how the local people incorporate herbs into their daily lives.


Numerous activities are available at the resort.
In addition to the cuisine and facilities, Topas Ecolodge Sapa offers a wide range of activities. Trekking through terraced rice fields, visiting mountain villages, discovering traditional culture, and exploring local markets are just a few options. The resort is also the finishing point for the Vietnam Mountain Marathon, the oldest trail running race in the country, which is expected to attract over 5,000 runners in September this year.


Previously, the resort has been featured multiple times by National Geographic Traveller in various lists, including '21 Places You Must Experience If You're Concerned About the Planet' in 2017 and 'The World's Most Unique Resorts' in 2018. With these efforts and dedication, Topas Ecolodge Sapa remains a perfect destination for all travelers visiting the mountain town of Sapa.



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Source: Mytour.vn Travel Guide
Mytour.vnJune 28, 2024