Unique Local Markets In Sapa 2019


Going to Sapa but not visiting the local markets in Sapa, you have missed the most interesting thing here. Together we discover the most unique markets in Sapa with many amazing things below! Let's read!
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1. Cao Son Sapa Market - The Market In Sapa

Cao Son Market is located in Cao Son commune, Muong Khuong district, Lao Cai. To go to Cao Son market, there are many different ways. But the way that tourists are most interested in is going on a river cruise to admire the river and the majestic Northwest forest. Unlike other markets in Sapa, Cao Son market only meets on Wednesdays.
Cao Son Market sells many different items from utensils to eating and wearing. Every activity of buying and selling in the market is always extremely busy and fun. The interference of the identity of a number of ethnic groups living in riverside villages has created a colorful view in Cao Son market every week.

Besides, Sapa is reagarded as one of the most beautiful places in Vietnam by CNN.

Cao Son market in Sapa


2. Bac Ha Market - Unique Market in Sapa

Bac Ha fair is considered a big fair in the fair in Sapa. Along the way you will be able to check-in full of wonderful pictures of nature here. On the way you will also meet ethnic groups who are bringing goods to the market very happily.
Bac Ha Market is a place to sell specialties in the Northwest highlands and necessary items in the house. In addition, the areas selling jewelry, dresses and decorations also attracted many women. You will have to admire the steps of hand-crafted paintings with many different eye-catching colors.

Bac Ha market in Sapa

3. Muong Hum Market - Local markets in Sapa

Most local markets in Sapa will be held in mountainous areas. But Muong Hum market is located right under the small valley. With surrounding mountains are the same message. The market is also located beside a small stream of clear blue water all year round. The market is often the place to meet, exchange and trade of many ethnic people around here. If you are a nature lover, love the mountains and mountains, please visit this beautiful Muong Hum market. Here is like a beautiful aqua painting with untouched features. You can buy a lot of souvenirs to bring home!

Muong Hum market in Sapa










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