What else to see in Sapa besides the Ancient Stone Field?

Sapa and its surroundings are a treasure trove of experiences: from stunning mountain landscapes and ethnic villages to waterfalls and high mountain passes. The Ancient Stone Field is just one of many interesting locations.

Here's what you should definitely include in your Sapa itinerary:

• Fansipan Mountain (Fansipan) — "The Roof of Indochina". You can hike up (trekking 2-3 days) or take a modern cable car to the very top.
• Muong Hoa Valley (Muong Hoa Valley) — the very one where the ancient stones lie. This is also a place for beautiful trekking among rice terraces, considered some of the most beautiful in Asia.
• Ethnic villages (Cat Cat, Ta Phin, Lao Chai, Ta Van) — to get acquainted with the culture and life of the Hmong, Zao, and Dao peoples. Here you can also buy handmade souvenirs.
• Silver Waterfall (Thac Bac Waterfall) and Love Waterfall (Thac Tinh Yeu) — picturesque natural attractions on the way from Lao Cai to Sapa.
• O Quy Ho Pass (O Quy Ho Pass) — one of the highest and most spectacular roads in Northern Vietnam with breathtaking views.
• Sapa Stone Church (Sapa Stone Church) — a historic building in the city center, around which a colorful love market of ethnic minorities unfolds on weekends.

When planning your trip, it's convenient to use our detailed map of Sapa, which marks all the attractions, hotels, and useful points.

To not miss anything important and build the perfect itinerary, we recommend studying our comprehensive guide: All attractions of Sapa with photos and descriptions. There, we have detailed each place from personal experience.

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