Like many other highland ethnic minorities, the Hmong in Sa Pa still preserved many traditional customs, including funeral is a ritual tra...
Tips to enjoy homestay in Sapa
Homestay in Sapa and surround areas features one of the highlighted experiences for those who are keen on cultural exchange, learning odd...
Dao people cultivation activities
These cultivation activities play a dominant role among different Dao peope groups and areas. Dao Quan Trang (white trousers Dao people)...
Relax with bathing with herbs in Sapa
Herbal bath in Sapa Vietnam, spending the whole night on the train and some more hours on a coach, I finally travel in the tourist town o...
Tay Ethnic Minority in Sapa
History: The Tay are the earliest known minority in Vietnam, who are thought to have arrived from inland South East Asia about 500 BC. Th...
The Giay Minorities in Sapa - hardworking, honest and warm people.
History: The Giay immigrated from China 200 years ago. They are strongly influenced by Chinese culture. Language: The Giay people speak ...
The Xa Pho Minority in Sapa
History: The Xa Pho came to Vietnam about 200 – 300 years ago. Some believe that their clothes indicate they immigrated from the souther...
Black H’mong Ethnic Minorities in Sapa
History: The Black H’mong immigrated from China approximately 300 years ago. Language: The spoken language belongs to the H’mong – Dao la...
The unique ceremony of the Red Dao in Sa Pa
Ceremony ritual identity is unique and has been maintained from thousands of generations in the community of Red Dao people in Sapa. Acc...
The Dao Minority in Sapa
History: The origin of the Red Dao is uncertain. It has been surmised that they arrived not long before the H’mong during the 18th Centur...
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