Thác Bạc – Silver Waterfall 

Silver Waterfall is 12km away Sa Pa town centre. It is located near the national road that has increased the convenience of travelling for the tourists. This place is endowed with the picturesque scence of mountainous area with many birds beautifully singing. Additionally, water rushes down from the ravine of hundreds of meters in height, creating white foam like bunches of flowers blooming. All those beautiful images have brought Silver Waterfall its great fame. Coming to see Silver Waterfall, tourists seem to get lost in another world, being relaxed by deeply lying down at the bottom of the cool stream or talking freely to friends under the shadows of green trees.  

Ruộng bậc thang Sa Pa – Terraced Fields

The Travel&Leisure magazine describes the beatiful landscape of terraced fields in Sa Pa as the ladders climbing into the sky. The terraced fields in Lao Cai have existed for hundreds of years and have been built by the talented groups of local people such as : Dao, Mong, Ha Nhi, Giay, Tay, Xa Pho…down the generations. Those winding terraced fields closely embrace the mountain ridge in succession and in overlap to form a beatiful picture in the vast and majestic space of heaven and earth, natural highland border. 

Bãi Đá cổ Sa Pa – Sa Pa Old Carved Stones Area :

The old carved stones area is a mysterious landscape of Sa Pa with many rich and strange inscriptions surrounded by the majestic mountain ranges. The first area of old carved stones is next to Pho village – a Mong’s village located on the side of mountain and close to main road – stretching down the spring’s bed. The second area is adjacent to two communes of Hau Thao and Lao Chai. It is a large carved stones area with over 100 stones carvings of various types of unique pictures. On these rocks, the drawings depict natural scenes which are close to people, the villages surrounded by paddy fields, houses, animals and home tools such as corn mills, plow.

Núi Phansipan – Fansipan peak

Fansipan is the highest peak in Hoang Lien Son Mountain with a height of 3,143m. It is a gigantic natural museum that contains a vegetation with many characteristic species. Climbing Fansipan mountain is a challenge for many young people who love adventure with a passion to be able to stand on the roof of Indochina and to see for themselves the scenary of wind and clouds merging with majestic forest trees.

Nhà thờ đá Sa Pa – Sa Pa Church