ExperiencesNature & AdventureSapa in winter: Where to go to see white snowflakes?
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Sapa in winter: Where to go to see white snowflakes?

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Sa Pa has never stopped attracting people who love to move, despite the harsh weather to come here to watch the snow fall and welcome a magical winter. This winter, if it snows again, you know where you're going.

Fansipan Peak


Conquering Fansipan in winter can be said to be a big challenge for young people who love climbing and experience. The climbing path is very difficult and somewhat dangerous in winter. But in return, you will be able to admire the irresistibly beautiful scenery on the "roof of Indochina". The ancient pagoda roofs and Amitabha Buddha statues dimly in the clouds make Fansipan even more mysterious.


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Sa Pa Stone Church


The stone church is located in the center of Sapa town, in front of Ham Rong Mountain. In the midst of the thick fog, the mossy antiquity of Sapa stone church becomes even more quiet. Therefore, anyone who goes to Sapa cannot miss this place, to fully feel a romantic but also mysterious scene of an ancient architectural work.


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Ham Rong Mountain


The weather on the top of Ham Rong is extremely cold. In the east, the top of Ham Rong seemed to be hidden in the mist. Climbing to the top, breathing in the cold air of heaven and earth, zooming out into the distance to see the whole of Sapa hidden below, you will feel like you are lost in the dark sky.


Photo: Fatherland Newspaper


Muong Hoa Valley


When Sapa enters winter, Muong Hoa valley no longer has green terraced fields when summer comes or golden when autumn comes. Instead, it was a white shirt. Here, you can implement group and family fun activities such as throwing snow, sculpting snowmen,...


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Y Ty in the white snow season


Y Ty is a highland commune in Bat Xat district, about 80 km from Lao Cai. The distance from Sapa to Y Ty is 70 km long, although it is a bit difficult and dangerous, but it is a beautiful road that attracts anyone to explore.


In winter, this place often appears enchanting sea of clouds and white snow, attracting many tourists to visit. Hidden in the clouds are unique earthen walled houses. Unlike the usual stilt houses of the highland ethnic people, the typical walled houses of the Ha Nhi people are located right on the ground, the walls are made of clay, 40-45 cm thick, 4-5m high with two outer and inner rings, the short sloped roof is roofed with yep grass but very sturdy.


Photo: R.Lu


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