SAPA, the city of dreamy fog and rice terraces

In northern Vietnam, 5 nights and 5 days, but actually, I could have finished the trip in 2 or 3 days, but it would have been very tiring. I wanted to relax and chill. Sapa is a city with beautiful nature, so I wanted to spend time there. The fog was thick like paradise...wow. Seeing the rice terraces was so satisfying. My impression of this place is undoubtedly the nature. There are many things you can't find in Thailand, especially the trees.
I was more impressed by the villages outside the city than the ones in the city. Many of the children still have a rural spirit and are charming in a childlike way.
Vietnam has shown me that the cultivation of nature and the passion of former leaders has had a lasting influence.
There are some disadvantages that I can't ignore, but if you're going, you should prepare yourself and yourselves.
The biggest issue is the dust. I'm quite concerned for those with allergies. You should bring enough medication, because finding it there is quite difficult. Most people don't speak English very well. Contact lens wearers should bring eye drops, because they're not available in Vietnam. I searched all the way from Sapa to Da Nang, but they couldn't find any. My wife survived on eye drops throughout the trip.
Motorcycle riding You should wear a thick mask, or you could have respiratory problems. I bought one and only used it in Sapa, but not much else.

The attractions in the picture are:
- Sapa Lake in the city
- The Christian church in the city
- CAT CAT Village (pronounced "cat cat")
- Hamrong Mountain
- Silver Waterfall
- Ta Phin
- Ta Van
- The architectural ruins of a European village

For more detailed reviews of accommodations, restaurants, and attractions, follow the page "Mia takes you anywhere" (My wife takes you anywhere)

#Sapa #Vietnam #VietnamTravel #Sapa #Vietnam #NorthofVietnam #Mywifetakesyouanywhere #Tavan #Taphin #Catcatville #Hamrongmoutian
#VietnamTravel