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Khung cảnh quá đẹp, Việt Nam tuoei đẹp đầu quyến rũ. Qua đây khi xem video thấy chất lượng và khung nhìn điều chỉnh chất lượng cũng như chuyển cảnh được chú trọng, chúc kênh phát triển và thành công nhé!! From Vietnam with love.
marvelous view .. i’m totally delighted watching this amazing video .. thank you for taking us on this virtual journey .. and greetings from 🇮🇩 Indonesia ..
You guys have posted so many videos since I last checked 😂 damn. I'm late to this one but I'm amazed at this place. Loved the moody shots and so sweet that you go to see your mum's country, Lauren 💖
I have lived in Vietnam 22 years and granted, it does have some lovely places where you can see a nice view and scenery, but that is usually a definite spot. Most of the country is trash-ridden, dirty, dusty, noisy, dangerous, unsanitary with many shady, untrustworthy people. It is not a glamorous, heaven-on-Earth place. Few Vietnam videos tell you that you need vaccines against typhoid, hepatitis, and to be careful around many people who have tuberculosis and other diseases. Dengue fever can be caught anywhere and many tourists are ill after 2-3 days in country due to bacteria in food and on utensils. There is also chikungunya . You also need insurance (or cash) that covers you in Vietnam and pays IMMEDIATELY! No payment, no treatment at hospitals. Tourists are ripped-off most everywhere on prices. Must have Vietnam drivers license and motobike insurance to drive a motorbike. Don't trust anyone. Chain your money to yourself. Theft everywhere. FYI
Thanks for the video. Very informative, crisp and clear. Planning Sapa on December 2nd and I know it will be wet and cold, but that is the only time, I can spare. I will use your advise to visit other village rather than cat cat.
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In August we are going to visit Sapa. This is the third visit in Vietnam. We had been longing for visiting Sapa but the covid thing happened. We waited for three years. Your video made me happy and made me want to visit there as soon as we can. What is the distance from Sapa to Lao cai village? How long did it take to get there by bike? When did you shoot your video? Sorry for asking you so many questions?
We’re so glad you enjoyed the video! We’re happy to answer any questions. It took about 15 minutes by motorbike to reach the village but we asked the driver to drop us off further from the village so we can enjoy the scenery as we walked down. We went in march! As it was dryer season you can the rice fields are a bit brown rather than a vibrant green.
is Fansipan always cloudy..? I've checked many videos and didn't see any clear weather there.. that's why I'm afraid to go there then will be disappointed with clouds
It does seem to be cloudy quite a bit unfortunately. If you’re staying there for a couple days or longer, we highly recommend taking a look at the weather conditions that morning before committing to heading up there. In our video at the very end we mentioned that it would have been smarter had we switched the days (village first day then Fansipan the day after) but unfortunately we had already purchased our Fansipan tickets.
We actually visited in late March! During October I wouldn’t worry too much about wind but rather the rainy conditions as the wet season is just ending!
We actually walked around 95% of the time! Most of the accommodations are quite close to the town center so whether it was to grab food to went to Sapa station to get up to Fansipan, we walked no more than about 15 or so minutes. There are taxis everywhere if you didn’t want to walk!
You can book your tickets up to the mountain here which gives you the most up to date pricing! www.klook.com/en-CA/activity/11904-fansipan-cable-car-ticket-transfers-sapa/?spm=SearchResult.SearchResult_LIST&clickId=2be84382d1/?aid=39554 (You can also use our code LAURENJASON) for 5% off)
Here’s a quick price breakdown which in CAD which you can convert over to whichever currency you use (this is for 3 nights)! Transportation to/around Sapa: $90 Hotel: $245 for 3 nights Fansipan Mountain: $120 Food: $45
We went at the start of March! In December it’s the coldest month so make sure to pack warm clothes. It’s also quite foggy/misty so beware of the conditions if you’re planning on visiting Fansipan mountain. But the good news since it’s very low season prices are much lower and significantly less touristy!
Nice area, but Sapa itself is not that great. Every 20 meter the offered goods repeat, many western tourists and pretty much trash laying around. Take care that you don't get scammed, eg. The price for a pack of tea ( they all sell the same stuff) was between 25 000 to 100 000 VD around 1-4$. Try the chestnut cakes, they taste great and you'll find em on every corner. Most "handcrafted" stuff repeats too and comes from china. The nature is really nice and should be the true reason to visit this region. Sapa is more like a basecamp from where you start your trips.
Thank you for the advice! Sometimes it’s easy to get sucked into some scammy tactics. We still loved Sapa for the landscapes and for meeting people from the Black Hmong community!
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thank you very much for sharing your nice experience about my hometown - Sapa Vietnam
Thanks for watching!
Hiwhay is the cost for Cale car and monorail
@@rashmipatil8354 at this moment it around 40 usd
Nice cinematic experience. Nice shots. Excited to head here in a few days. Thanks for the recommendations
You’re going to have such an amazing time there! 😍
what an incredible adventure guys! this place is really stunning 🤩
We had such an amazing time here! 🥰
We haven’t been to Vietnam before but it seems quite interesting and beautiful. Also the music choice is just right. 👍
It’s a must visit for anyone coming to Vietnam! Thanks for watching 🥰
Khung cảnh quá đẹp, Việt Nam tuoei đẹp đầu quyến rũ. Qua đây khi xem video thấy chất lượng và khung nhìn điều chỉnh chất lượng cũng như chuyển cảnh được chú trọng, chúc kênh phát triển và thành công nhé!! From Vietnam with love.
🥰🥰🥰
Stunning. Wish to travel Sapa 🙏🏻
We hope you get to visit soon!
Amazing but what i like most is the fact that you answer people's questions. This is so rare here in youtube.
Thank you! We try to answer as best as we can!
When we were in Vietnam, Sa Pa, we stayed in a cultural homestay. It was so fun to see all the amazing things there!
That’s such a wonderful experience! We’d love to do that next time 😍
marvelous view ..
i’m totally delighted watching this amazing video .. thank you for taking us on this virtual journey .. and greetings from 🇮🇩 Indonesia ..
Thank you for watching, we’re glad you enjoyed it 🥰
You guys have good choices.Thanks for video.
Thanks for watching!
I wish I could be there next year, I'm so excited after watched your video. Sapa looks stunning!
Hopefully you get to visit next year! Thank you for watching 🥰
You Should come to Sapa once in life timen, beautiful town, food is very delicious. So romantic.
WOW Vietnam is such a beautiful country
It really is! 😍
❤❤ còn rất nhiều địa điểm đẹp nữa ❤❤
You guys have posted so many videos since I last checked 😂 damn. I'm late to this one but I'm amazed at this place. Loved the moody shots and so sweet that you go to see your mum's country, Lauren 💖
Thank you Andreia & Dani! It was a ton of fun and we actually surprisingly filmed the most in Vietnam! ☺️
I have lived in Vietnam 22 years and granted, it does have some lovely places where you can see a nice view and scenery, but that is usually a definite spot. Most of the country is trash-ridden, dirty, dusty, noisy, dangerous, unsanitary with many shady, untrustworthy people. It is not a glamorous, heaven-on-Earth place. Few Vietnam videos tell you that you need vaccines against typhoid, hepatitis, and to be careful around many people who have tuberculosis and other diseases. Dengue fever can be caught anywhere and many tourists are ill after 2-3 days in country due to bacteria in food and on utensils. There is also chikungunya . You also need insurance (or cash) that covers you in Vietnam and pays IMMEDIATELY! No payment, no treatment at hospitals. Tourists are ripped-off most everywhere on prices. Must have Vietnam drivers license and motobike insurance to drive a motorbike. Don't trust anyone. Chain your money to yourself. Theft everywhere. FYI
Thanks for the video. Very informative, crisp and clear. Planning Sapa on December 2nd and I know it will be wet and cold, but that is the only time, I can spare. I will use your advise to visit other village rather than cat cat.
We hope you have an amazing time there! Getting to visit any time is better than none at all 😍
Impressive video. Incredible shots
Thank you 🥰
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Wow gonna have to visit Sapa next time 😍
Definitely do! We had so much fun here 🥰
Very nicely edited 👍
Thank you 🥰
Heyy you guys, Thank you for the lovely videos!! Wanna check, what time of the year did you visit sapa?
Thank you! We were there at the end of March 🥰
In August we are going to visit Sapa. This is the third visit in Vietnam. We had been longing for visiting Sapa but the covid thing happened. We waited for three years. Your video made me happy and made me want to visit there as soon as we can. What is the distance from Sapa to Lao cai village? How long did it take to get there by bike? When did you shoot your video? Sorry for asking you so many questions?
We’re so glad you enjoyed the video! We’re happy to answer any questions. It took about 15 minutes by motorbike to reach the village but we asked the driver to drop us off further from the village so we can enjoy the scenery as we walked down. We went in march! As it was dryer season you can the rice fields are a bit brown rather than a vibrant green.
@@LaurenJason Thank you for your response. Good luck on your trip.
The really height of Fancypan is 3147m, they used old data since 100 years ago when measuring method was not accurate
August is most raining month of the year in north Vietnam
@@tuananhtranhuu thanks for the information!
is Fansipan always cloudy..? I've checked many videos and didn't see any clear weather there.. that's why I'm afraid to go there then will be disappointed with clouds
It does seem to be cloudy quite a bit unfortunately. If you’re staying there for a couple days or longer, we highly recommend taking a look at the weather conditions that morning before committing to heading up there. In our video at the very end we mentioned that it would have been smarter had we switched the days (village first day then Fansipan the day after) but unfortunately we had already purchased our Fansipan tickets.
Hey. I want to know if you faced any problem when flying in sapa and fansipan?
No issues for Sapa but not too sure about Fansipan!
hello.did you visit last month?? do you think October 1st week will still be windy?? thanks to share your feedback..
We actually visited in late March! During October I wouldn’t worry too much about wind but rather the rainy conditions as the wet season is just ending!
Hi ! Traveling to Sapa soon , may i know how you guys travel around Sapa ? Is it via grab , personal taxi driver or bus ?
We actually walked around 95% of the time! Most of the accommodations are quite close to the town center so whether it was to grab food to went to Sapa station to get up to Fansipan, we walked no more than about 15 or so minutes. There are taxis everywhere if you didn’t want to walk!
Great video! Which month was this??
This was in March!
Thật tuyệt vời
When is the best time to visit Sapa? The time when there's no lots of fog
April to May is usually when the skies are the clearest while Sept-Oct are when the rice fields are the most green and vibrant!
Hows the weather in mid jan? Wanting to experience some cold
It’s quite cold during that time but at least it won’t be rainy season!
Hi! Do you think jan and feb will be the best time to visit Sapa?
It’ll be winter in that region so it will definitely be a bit cold but with that said, it won’t be as busy and cheaper too!
Did you visit in the month of July?
Is it a good time to visit Vietnam?
We went in March! July is quite hot and humid and it can rain quite a bit. We would suggest going earlier such as May if possible or wait until Sept!
Good view and fresh Air 😎
Yes exactly 🥰
May I know when did you guys go there ?
This was at the end of March!
@@LaurenJason Thank you Bro.
@@LaurenJasonsurprised that you guys dressed like summer especially on the 2nd day. I thought it will be pretty cold in March 🙂
@@JKLA09 we were really surprised how hot it got when the sun came out haha
Hello, what month did you go to Vietnam? ❤
We were there from late March to mid April! Sapa specifically we were there in late March!
How much it cost you to go to the mountain? Do you have price breakdown on your Sa Pa journey?
You can book your tickets up to the mountain here which gives you the most up to date pricing!
www.klook.com/en-CA/activity/11904-fansipan-cable-car-ticket-transfers-sapa/?spm=SearchResult.SearchResult_LIST&clickId=2be84382d1/?aid=39554
(You can also use our code LAURENJASON) for 5% off)
Here’s a quick price breakdown which in CAD which you can convert over to whichever currency you use (this is for 3 nights)!
Transportation to/around Sapa: $90
Hotel: $245 for 3 nights
Fansipan Mountain: $120
Food: $45
@@LaurenJason Thank you
Thank you, Id like to see the remote areas of vn.
It’s so peaceful there!
what month did you guys visit?
We were here at the end of March!
May I ask , this trip is made when , I meant what month?
This was in March!
THANKS A LOT GUYS 👦 FOR SHARING YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH US ❤AND WITH THE WORLD 🌎 ❤
Thank you for watching! 🥰🥰
How to book the limousine from hanoi to sapa?
You can book it here! www.klook.com/activity/10714-luxury-limo-service-hanoi-sapa-hanoi-halong-bay/?aid=39554
Love the video edit guys…
Thank you! 🥰
What month did u go there?
At the end of March!
what's month did you travel in this video?
We were here in late March!
When did you guys travel to SAPA? Any idea on how good/bad it will be to travel in 1st week of December?
We went at the start of March! In December it’s the coldest month so make sure to pack warm clothes. It’s also quite foggy/misty so beware of the conditions if you’re planning on visiting Fansipan mountain. But the good news since it’s very low season prices are much lower and significantly less touristy!
Thank you for showing the PAPA. Could you tell me the last place you had dinner in this video?
@@arteleebo it’s called Paradise Restaurant Sapa!
@@LaurenJason bạn lên đi các tháng 8,9,10 khi đó là mùa lúa chín, và quang cảnh thoáng đãng hơn.
how do you get to SAPA, car? bus?
The best way is by bus which you can book on 12go: 12go.tp.st/MpR21mNy
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤beautiful Sapa City ❤
It really is beautiful!!
i am planning to go there for only 2 days.
A great amount of time!
Which month is this?
This was towards the end of March!
Same nepal 😊
Hi you from? ❤
I am Bangladeshi 0:01
We’re from Canada! 🇨🇦
@@LaurenJason thanks
You are in Europe?
We are traveling in South America right now but posting our Europe content
It's a bit touristy. There's a secret place not far from here that's stunning
Ah that sounds really cool!
Jacked up price to cat cat? 150000 vnd = $6…🫣
Yeah it’s doubled since not long ago haha
Live ❤your show guys 👦 🎉❤
We sure will! 🙏
عندهم غنم 🐑🐐
Nice area, but Sapa itself is not that great. Every 20 meter the offered goods repeat, many western tourists and pretty much trash laying around. Take care that you don't get scammed, eg. The price for a pack of tea ( they all sell the same stuff) was between 25 000 to 100 000 VD around 1-4$.
Try the chestnut cakes, they taste great and you'll find em on every corner.
Most "handcrafted" stuff repeats too and comes from china.
The nature is really nice and should be the true reason to visit this region. Sapa is more like a basecamp from where you start your trips.
Thank you for the advice! Sometimes it’s easy to get sucked into some scammy tactics. We still loved Sapa for the landscapes and for meeting people from the Black Hmong community!
It’s okay, they need to make money somehow, some ppl are happy to purchase even though they know the price were hiked.
you are wrong. Why do you say it's Chinese?
@@GiangPT98 is say the stuff they sell to tourists is mostly not handmade, it is bought from China.
😢😢😢😢😢😢tourism destroys nothing left intact the tribes on the planet become tourist attractions sad all for fun and shows?
Are you jealous because no one cares about you? It is not Sapa nor the tourist's fault. Smile and the people smile with you. Cry and you'll cry alone.
@@ryeeyeIn Greece, I have everything on the planet, I don't care about you
@@ΜπεττυΜπεττυ-δ6ρ lol...then stay in Greece. Don't worry about people on the other side of the world who don't care if you eat poop
@@ryeeyeI don't destroy like you nor am I evil like you
@@ryeeyegood people care about shit no how about you hold meetings take pills and leave the planet and the tribes alone
what month did you guys go?
We were here at the end of March!
What month is This?
In March!