Overview Tourism Sapa 2016

Sapa is a mountainous district of Lao Cai province, a land of modest, quietly but hides many wonders of the natural scene. Sapa's natural landscape is combined with human creativity, along with the topography of hills, green forests, the paintings are arranged in a layout harmony to create a region with many scene romantic appeal. From the city center you can reach its panoramic views of the untouched mountain peaks ...

Tours guests will have the opportunity to conquer Fansipan peak known as making a trip to the village dust hidden in the mist. Mountain scenery with blooming forest, "clouds hugging mountains, clouds hugging mountains" certainly would delight travelers have come to this place.
Weather
Sapa has played an invaluable resource that is cool and fresh air, nuanced diversity. Located at an average altitude of 1,500 m - 1,800 m, the climate is more or less nuanced Sapa temperate origin, with an average temperature of 15-18 ° C. From May to August, Sapa much rain. Last year, when winter comes, the temperature in Sapa can drop below 0 degrees, sometimes with snow.

Adventure Tours best season?



- The right time to travel is from September Sapa to November or from March to 5. This time Sapa stable weather, dry sunny days, cold nights.
- May 4-5, when the ethnic minorities rice paddy on the terraced fields. And this is also the season of many flowers blooming beautifully. Rice transplanting is very beautiful scene, photo hunters like to go into this season and the season of grain.
- May 9-10 is the season of grain, then they have every angle Sapa golden glow. At about this time, Sapa as new clothes put on color - yellow color across the hills. But you should go in the middle or end of September, to October many places have finished harvesting.

Sa Pa grain season.


December to February was very cold, ice can appear and occasional snowfall. This is also the season of cherry blossom. This time was very young couples choose to travel in Sapa, so once seen snow on native Vietnam.
Snowfall in Sa Pa, not unlike the scene in the Nordic countries.