Momee Rhez

SAPA Sapa is situated in the country’s northwest at an altitude of 1,600 meters.  In the early 20th century the French took advantage of Sapa's cool climate,  developing it into a summer retreat from the heat and humidity of Hanoi.  Today, Sapa town still retains its European feel, largely due to the French  architecture and gardens and today is a popular destination due to its  beautiful scenery and colorful ethnic people. You’ll enjoy lush  rice-terraced valleys and breath-taking scenery passing several  different minority villages. The valleys surrounding Sapa are home to several of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic  minority groups, each with their own distinctive dress, customs and dialects. These tribes can all be seen at the weekend market in Sapa town to trade with one another. Sapa has also become a destination for travelers seeking adventure. It is a staging point for trekking in the nearby valleys  and for climbing Mount Fansipan, Viet