Sapa – a land of silence, humility in the Northwest of the country, but hides many wonders of the majestic natural scenery in the mountains and forests. Therefore, this place attracts a lot of tourists not only in winter or spring .. but also in summer.
The weather is cool and comfortable
Sapa is always crowded with tourists in the winter near Tet because it is likely that it will snow. Do not come to Sapa at that time, but choose the summer time . At that time, the temperature will not be too cold, just like the wind of the autumn pig (the temperature ranges from 17-19 degrees C). The day is still full of sunshine, cool weather.
Besides, entering the summer days, Sapa not only welcomes a cool green color of young rice, but also of the green vegetables, instead of the bright pink of cherry blossoms and plum blossoms.
Sowing season
Summer is also the sowing season of the people of Sapa (also known as the pouring season, from May to July every year). In mid-May, all over the terraced rice fields in the highlands of Lao Cai, the road leading to Sapa town is the image of bustling ethnic people cultivating seasonal rice. This is the beginning of the rainy season, so when you come here you will have the opportunity to admire the fields sparkling like mirrors in the sky creating a very charming beauty.
The beauty of Sapa terraced fields in the pouring season is the mixture of the green color of rice, and the sparkling water of hundreds of terraces stretching endlessly, from the top of the mountain to the foot of the mountain. In the distance, you will see the fields lined up in mountains, winding like dirt lines. Then alternating that, are the houses that are roofed with beautiful small palm leaves of the Dao people, the Mong. Under the sunset, the scenery in the water season in Sapa is almost beautiful.
You can completely rent a motorbike and visit the mountain scenery in this misty land. You can see the most beautiful terraced fields in the flooding season in the villages of Ta Van, Ta Phin, Hau Thao, Trung Chai, Lao Chai.
Ripe season of gooseberries (Peaches Meo)
Digging in Sapa is not wild digging, but mostly digging. They are planted right on the edge of forests, wasteland and upland areas because they are suitable for soil and climate. In June, July, when traveling to Sapa, you can also enjoy the refreshing and sour taste of peaches in bamboo-woven baskets that the villagers put in the market to sell. Genuine Sapa peach is only about the size of a buffalo-eye cup, round, covered with a thin layer of marble, mixed with blood-colored stains with black dots. Their sour taste, acrid taste, sweetness, and their unique aroma make people eat and drink.
Cloud hunting, mountain wind
Coming to Sapa at this time, you absolutely can hunt for photos, moments of clouds, sky, mountain winds at Ta Xua peak and Fansipan peak. Located at an altitude of over 3,000m above sea level, these are beautiful cloud hunting places. Let’s climb the pass once, wade the stream to pass the forest path and stand on the top of Ta Xua or Fansipan surrounded by clouds and sky. The clouds were so close that you could barely reach them.
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