Love and market? How contradictory! But that’s where the demand and supply of prospective partners and relationships interplay. The Love Market is a distinct practice of the Mong and Dao ethnic groups. The distance between both villages do not allow for frequent interaction (and dating opportunities), thus the Love Market provides a space for people from both ethnic groups to meet one another.
The ladies will don their colourful dresses and decorative ornaments, whereas the gents dress in traditional costumes. The Love Market only occurs on a Saturday where they interact, sing and play games with one another. Don’t worry about being the third wheel and immerse yourself in a long-standing tradition of the Mong and Dao ethnic groups!
If you have been contemplating to go on a trip to Sapa, Vietnam, then wait no more! With the abovementioned 16 things to do in Sapa, you can kickstart your itinerary planning and pack your bags. With its diverse hill tribe cultures and an abundance of nature, the trip to Sapa will certainly be mind-altering and an adventure of a lifetime.
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Sapa is oriented to make the most of the spectacular views emerging on clear days; it overlooks a plunging valley, with mountains towering above on all sides.
Trek and visit fascinating tribal villages
Tribal trekking is commonplace in Sapa wherein visitors are guided through the many villages to immerse in authentic cultural experiences, enjoy local cuisine and surround themselves with the beautiful folds of rice terraces.
Marvel at the beautiful and romantic Love Waterfall
Places are made of a thousand stories – the legend behind the Love Waterfall is one that should not be missed.
Lay your eyes on the breathtaking Silver Falls
If you’re not willing to pay 70,000 VND (~S$4) for the Love Waterfall, the 20,000 VND (~S$1) entrance fee for Thac Bac Waterfall (or the Silver Falls) is certainly reasonable.
Climb the highest mountain in Vietnam – Fansipan
The highlight of Sapa has to be the Fansipan Mountain. With an elevation of 3,143m, it is the highest mountain in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, and a triumphant embodiment of the ‘Roof of Indochina’.
Take a cable-car up to lofty Fansipan
Too unfit to trek up Fansipan? Fret not! You can still bask in the picturesque Fansipan mountain with a ride up the Sunworld Fansipan Legend cable car
Take in the flowery sights of Ham Rong Flower Garden
Calling all anthophiles! Swarmed with bright - coloured flowers in the dewy air and sweet fragrances up your nostrils
Marvel at the architectural design of the Holy Rosary Church of Sapa
Tired of traipsing around nature hikes? A visit to the Holy Rosary Church of Sapa requires no physical exertion and you get a chance to immerse in remnants of French colonial history
Bask in the green rice terraces of Muong Hoa Valley
No trip to Sapa is complete without treading on the bright green rice terraces – a manifestation of the livelihood of the Sapa hill tribes who are heavily dependent on rice cultivation
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