Visiting the villages in Sa Pa, you will admire the beautiful natural scenery that makes you surprised, or encounter the rustic, simple life of local people. If you are tired of the hustle and bustle of the noisy city, want to find a place to enjoy peaceful moments, then come to Sapa villages and enjoy!

Cat Cat village

Owning the traditional beauty of a highland village, Cat Cat Sapa is a great place that visitors should not miss. When you arrive at Cat Cat, you will immediately be captivated by the majestic, wild but equally poetic and lyrical natural scenery.
Cat Cat attracts tourists by its rustic and simple beauty of houses. The wooden houses with traditional architecture are typical of H'Mong people, nearby there are spacious gardens with colorful flower bushes that will delight you.

Not only that, visitors when coming here must also be overwhelmed by the scene of the waterfall flowing, blowing white foam across a corner of the sky. It made the beauty of this village more poetic and majestic.
 
For those who are passionate about virtual living, Cat Cat village is indeed like a paradise. This place has countless check-in corners for visitors such as the unique giant bird's nest, the wooden bridge across the middle of the lake or the colorful ancient rose garden… Wearing traditional costumes of ethnic people, visitors will surely take beautiful photos during the journey to discover Cat Cat village!
 

Ta Phin village

Ta Phin village is located about 12 km from Sapa town to the northeast. This is a beautiful village of H'mong people that is favored by many tourists.

Coming to Ta Phin, visitors will admire the curved terraced fields stretching like silk ribbons. Standing on the hillside to see the whole scenery of the Northwest mountains and forests, visitors seem to forget the fatigue and worries of daily life, truly immersed in the natural scenery and find peace of mind.
 
In this village, brocade weaving is also very interesting. The dresses that you see at the market, in the center of Sapa town are the products of Ta Phin people woven from their hands. The delicate patterns shown on each brocade are the meticulousness and diligence of the weavers and the culture imbued with national identity.
 
A small tip for visitors is to experience the Red Dao medicinal bath when visiting Ta Phin. This is a traditional remedy of the Red Dao people, made from forest leaves with very good uses for health. It helps to cure diseases of bones and joints, flu, itching and especially blood circulation, restore health for women after giving birth…
 
In addition, do not forget to enjoy special traditional dishes of the village such as braised pork, fried chicken with lemongrass, pork soup cooked with bamboo shoots and dracontomelon. All are delicious, attractive, certainly will not disappoint visitors.

Sin Chai village

Sin Chai village is embraced by the Hoang Lien Son range, creating a very poetic scene in the middle of the wild mountains. This is one of the largest villages in Sapa and increasingly attracts the attention of a large number of domestic and foreign tourists.

From April to May, Sin Chai begins the planting season. The terraced fields are immersed in the clear blue water, reflecting the sun, making the whole field shimmering and sparkling very pretty.
 
The time when tourists visit Sin Chai village the most is probably in late September and early October. At this time, the terraced fields are gradually turning golden with ripe grains of rice. From December to January, visitors can watch the snow fall, hunt clouds as well as celebrate Tet with people in the village and participate in extremely special festival activities.
 
Sin Chai village has small, pretty houses, roofed with Fokienia wood, and simple farm tools are in front of the porch. Sin Chai is a great destination for tourists who want to learn about the life of the H'Mong people in Sapa. If you have the opportunity to travel to Sapa, visit Sin Chai village once to feel the simplicity and peace here!
 
Going to Sapa without discovering the wild and poetic beauty of the villages is a pity. In addition to enjoying the beautiful scenery, visitors also have a opportunity to learn more about people as well as the lives of locals. Hopefully the information that The Pepper Kin has just provided will be of great help to your travel.