 Sapa in the early morning |
 Sapa’s streets, rows of trees, and houses are all shrouded in fog. |
 A panorama of Sapa town seen from the Cave of Love on Ham Rong mountain |
 Cloud Ground on the Ham Rong mountain offers tourists a panoramic view of Sapa town |
 Everything in Sapa is peaceful |
 Love Cave on the Ham Rong mountain, Sapa town |
 A little girl of the Mong ethnic minority group in Ta Phin village, Sapa town |
 A tour of ethnic minority villages in Sapa offers tourists interesting experiences
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 A simple way of having fun for kids in Sapa |
 Mong ethnic minority people store food for their daily meals and for their animals: ham pork, corn and rice |
 Mong people paste votive papers on everything that they own to pray for good luck and affirm their ownership before the God |
 Local vegetables are also a souvenir that tourists bring home after visiting Sapa |
 Homestays are a type of tourism that offers tourists a great chance to explore the local culture.
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 Back to the town, tourists can walk around the lake and admire the stone church in fog |
 Around the church, local ethnic minority women proudly introduce their colorful brocade weaving products |
 In the mysterious mist, Mong and Dao ethnic minority people with children in their back as they spin flax or embroider brocades add to the charm of Sapa
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 Walking in the fog, tourists shiver but enjoy the feeling of chilly dew droplets on their face
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