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The city of Sapa in Northeastern Vietnam is a delightful old frontier town high in the mountainous region of the same name. It has in recent years, become the center of trekking holidays in the country. In this tour, you can enjoy the spectacular views of the beautiful valley towards Fansipan - highest peak in Viet Nam and Indochina. Go through the village of Black H’mong, Red Dzao, Dzay ethnic minority, see people weaving and embroidering their clothes, keep going down enjoy colourful rice terraces and the interesting waterfall. Wonderful trip!
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$459/pax
3 days
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