Sapa Terraced Fields and Ethnic Culture Festival
The festival will showcase an exciting art program on August 30, kicking off with a special ceremony. The event will recognize Thac Bac Waterfall and the peak of Fansipan Mountain as provincial-level scenic relics, an honor they truly deserve.
From August 31 to September 2, immerse yourself in the vibrant Mong ethnic cultural festival at Cat Cat tourist area, witness breathtaking circus performances, and indulge in a food festival in Muong Hoa Valley. It’s a celebration of culture, flavors, and community spirit!
The festival offers a unique opportunity to connect with ethnic communities. Visitors can try their hand at folk games and discover the traditional craft-making skills of the local people. It’s an interactive and engaging way to learn about their heritage.
For those seeking an adventure, organizers have crafted an ethnic tourism journey through Sin Suoi Ho (Lai Chau)-Bat Xat-Bac Ha (Lao Cai)-Xin Man (Ha Giang). It’s a chance to explore the region’s diverse ethnic tourism products and create unforgettable memories.
A first-of-its-kind photo exhibition, celebrating the beauty of the terraced fields, will be held in Sa Pa town and Mu Cang Chai district. It will capture the essence of the region’s iconic landscape and cultural heritage.
Additionally, eight provinces from the northwestern region and Ho Chi Minh City will showcase their unique tourism potential and specialties. From mouthwatering fruits to delicious cuisine, it’s a festival of flavors and cultural discovery.
Charming Love Waterfall in Sa Pa
Sa Pa is not only well known for the charm of being a misty mountain town with terraced rice fields stretching continuously on the mountains, but also for its romantic waterfall called Love.
Sun World Fansipan Legend goes vibrant with northwest cuisine festival
NDO/VNA – The northwest cuisine and cultural space festival opened at the Sun World Fansipan Legend tourism site, Sa Pa town in the mountainous province of Lao Cai on August 8.
Co Lao ethnic group
The Co Lao, one of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic minority groups, has about 3,000 people. The group settled in Vietnam about 200 years ago and now lives mainly in the northern mountainous region.
10 Most Amazing Landscapes in Vietnam
Home to an extensive collection of historical and cultural attractions, Vietnam is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating countries in Southeast Asia. Nature enthusiasts can also find plenty of sightseeing opportunities throughout their holiday, ranging from pristine beaches and untouched islets to towering mountains and tropical forests housing thousands of rare wildlife species. There’s even a Sahara-like desert landscape where you can enjoy thrilling activities such as sandboarding and quad biking. For those looking to experience the local lifestyle, Vietnam has hill-tribes and rice farmers along the north mountain ranges, while fisherman villages are scattered throughout the middle and southern regions of the country. We’ve compiled a list of the 10 most amazing landscapes in Vietnam, each of which offer truly unique photo opportunities and experiences for the adventurous at heart.
Nha Rong celebration of the Bahnar
Celebrating a new Nha Rong (communal house) is the biggest festival of the Bahnar in the Central Highlands. The ceremony is a chance for villagers to show their gratitude to the gods for their support to the community.
