Private Sapa Tour to Bac Ha Market (Love Market) 1 Day
Duration: 1 Day
Price: $179.00 $85.00
Join our Private Sapa Tour to Bac Ha Market (Love Market) for a unique Vietnam travel experience. This private tour offers an exclusive day trip to explore Sapa’s colorful ethnic markets, meet local minorities, and enjoy the vibrant culture of Northern Vietnam. Discover authentic traditions and stunning mountain scenery on this unforgettable Sapa tour.Tour Itinerary
Private Sapa Tour to Bac Ha Market (Love Market) 1 Day
NOTE: Bac Ha Market (Love Market) is available on Sunday Morning Only.
8:30 - 9:00: Pick up in your hotel in Sapa, we will take you to Bac Ha market (Love Market) is one of the largest markets in the northwest region of Viet Nam and is only open on Sunday. It is situated about 110km from Sapa or about 2.5 hours away by bus and is worth every second of the ride.
You will have a guide on the tour that will be available for any help you might need while you have approximately 2 free hours to explore the colorful market. The market itself is a gathering place for the many ethnic minority tribes such as the Flower H’Mong, Dzao, Tay, Nung and Phu La to trade and sell their wares and it is always full of life. It is most well-known for providing handmade goods, many different types of lacal wines, local food as Thang Co Ngua ( Horse stew), and for trading animals including horses, dogs, brids, snakes, goats, and especially water buffalo.
After shopping in the market, you will have luch in Bac Ha and return to the bus to visit a Black H’Mong village near the market. You will spend over a half-hour in the village where you can learn more about the culture and ways of life the ethnic minority tribes unique to this region.
15:30 - 16:00On the return towards from Bac Ha Market to our office in Lao Cai Bus Station (where will are waiting for the overnight bus back to Hanoi). You will see border of China from the city of Lao Cai where large amounts of industry and shipping take place. You will visit a small pagoda in Lao Cai where the lacals go to pray for their ancestors and families.
