Vietnam Travel Blog

The Government has announced a new resolution granting visa exemptions under its tourism stimulus programme from August 15, 2025 to citizens of 12 countries

If you’re searching for an authentic way to experience Sapa, nothing beats trekking from one ethnic village to another. On this journey, you’ll walk through winding paths surrounded by rice terraces, mountains, and streams, immersing yourself in both nature and culture.

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Lao Chai, Ta Van, Muong Hoa... which place in Sapa to travel next?

Sapa is calm and quiet after the harvest — but the true beauty of its famous rice terraces shines during the golden season.

Sightseeing = comfort.

Trekking = culture, people, trails.

Which kind of Sapa traveler are you?

While others are still waiting, Nam Cang is already glowing by late July.
Quiet. Misty. Golden. Unspoiled.

Nestled high in the Hoang Lien Son mountains, Sapa is a place where misty peaks, cascading rice terraces, and ethnic villages weave together Vietnam’s most enchanting landscape. Just a few hours from Hanoi, this hill station offers travelers a journey through breathtaking nature, rich traditions, and unforgettable experiences.

August in Sapa is a season of beauty—golden rice terraces, cool mountain air, and authentic highland life.

This July, Explore Real Asia invites you to journey through the refreshing landscapes of Quảng Bình — where green tourism flows through jungle caves, healing springs, and mountain streams. Discover nature not just as a backdrop, but as a living part of every step, every breath, and every moment.

This April, join ERA on a journey through the spectacular natural beauty of Laos and Vietnam.

Let’s wrap up this month with a recap—why visit the Mekong Delta?

What’s the best way to remember your Mekong Delta adventure? Bring a piece of it home!

One of the richest cultural experiences in the Mekong Delta is Đờn ca tài tử, a UNESCO-recognized folk music genre deeply woven into local life.

Start your morning the authentic Mekong way – with coffee on a boat! 

The region is not only about rivers and food—it’s home to centuries-old temples and pagodas, each telling a story of Vietnam’s spiritual heritage.