I was in SaPa just after you published this. It was by far my favorite place in Vietnam! So much so that I gave up my train ticket to go back to Hanoi and stayed longer. Will go back again. My biggest fear for SaPa is that some of the charm will be taken away with all the hotels being built, like Halong Bay is nice but the water is getting polluted and crowded with all the boats. (we were told there were about 500 boats in the bay each day). SaPa is a must see!
Thank you for this!! I am going there with my boyfriend this summer and needed some quick info because I wasn't sure about how much time to spend in Sapa, but your comments were very warm and sincere and therefore convincing. I enjoyed watching. Congrats on making great informative and likeable videos. Can't wait to go to Sapa now.
I love the nature around Sapa. And the dorm was totally amazing with this view!! Honestly, it seems like your living the dream referring to your videos. :D
Hai I am also preparing for a trip to northern Vietnam, including Hanoi, Vietnam. The video you made helped me on my trip to Sapa. Vietnam is beautiful.
Dear Hannah, Cam o'n for such an excellent video. I plan on spending January 2019 in Vietnam, landing in Hanoi- and now SAPA is a cool item to add to my itinerary. Like yourself, I was a rather "hardcore" backpacker in my younger days, the mid '80's, and rarely spent time in big hotels, except when Air India or China Airways cancelled or delayed. You are a gifted guide, thanks! Harry, xx
Thanks, Hannah. This place looks truly magical. Planning to hold an empowerment treat in Sapa in December. Super helpful vid. Much appreciated. Love from KL.
WOW Hannah another amazing video, and that drone shots were jaw dropping. Congratulations on checking in to your first ever hostel :) they can be hit or miss but you definitely got lucky, what a view. I went ahead and bought the dji spark so thanks for showing me what it can do. Safe travels and look forward to your next vid.
Great video. I also was in Sapa. I had so much to do in Vietnam I could only stay for less then a week. After Sapa, I went back to Hanoi, then to Ninh Binh and back to Hanoi ;) About 6 months before that I went to Halong Bay. Vietnam is very beauitful and so are you ;)
Great video! Hair's looking great too! Interesting that you said you didn't feel like you're in Asia anymore...so being surrounded by all that awesome scenery, where in the globe did you feel that you were in? Keep up the good work!
It honestly felt like I was somewhere in Norway or something European like that hahaha. For some reason I just don't really associate cloudy mountains with Asia... even though i know that obviously there are many places like that in Asia lol
Hey Hannah, may I ask where did you stay in Sa Pa? Watching your videos made me love the place and want to go to Sa Pa 😍😍 . I am also a solo traveler, who loves to observe the cultures and food
Hi. Really good video footage of sa'pa. I was there two years ago and found the views breathtaking. Question! Did you need permission to fly your drone. I'm hoping to revisit this year. 😊🤞
Outstanding video. Really good job with the editing. Just got a new drone with a great camera and I think I'm going to take it with me to Vietnam in September. Did you run into any problems with the police or military while using your drone. Have you ever had problems with the drone anywhere you've traveled?
Hi Hannah, I really like your travel videos. Sapa is a beautiful place for sure I will visit it soon as well. Could I ask what's the music in the video from 3:36?
I checked out this video because I am thinking of going to Sapa when I go to Hanoi in December. What a way to make me want to go here! BEAUTIFUL video, incredible drone footage. I'm so surprised to see so little thumbs up and subscriptions to you!! What was your hosel name? Would you recommend it? Would 1 day and night be enough time in Sapa do you think? I am only in Vietnam for 4 days over Christmas! Thank you!
+Olivia Menghini Thanks! I'm so glad you liked it so much! It was truly so beautiful! Yes I think if you've only got 4 days then 1 day and night should be enough. You'd be pushed for time but you can still take in a lot over that time. My hostel was awesome. I think it was called Mountain View Hostel or something (the name is in one of my sapa videos I'm sure). $6 a night and very clean and beautiful.
Eight bits of advice when travelling to Sapa: 1 - Look for local expertise, preferably an experienced guide from the Hmong or Dao ethnic groups. This will open up greater cultural opportunities and make your time in Sapa more rewarding. Please also bear in mind that all tour guides dealing with international travellers are required have a licence or work with a company who have an Inbound Tour Operator certificate. Without this, your trek will be illegal and almost certainly uninsured. Unfortunately, at this time, most freelancers are working illegally, and this comes with risks to you and your group. Avoid this by asking your guide their licence number. 2 - Choose your trek carefully. While villages like Lao Chai, Ta Van and Giang Ta Chai have developed to cater for tourists, they have lost their traditional charm. If you need WiFi, a hot shower and access to bars and a pool table, then these are the villages for you. They have a backpacker feel and are good places to meet other travellers. That said, they do experience a large volume of tour groups every day. These are the villages people are talking about whenever they mention that Sapa is too touristic. They are not representative of the wider area. Likewise, Cat Cat Village is owned by a tour company and is an ideal option if you like the thought of dressing up in tribal clothes and seeing organised dances and routines with hundreds of other paying spectators. Think of this village as a an attraction. It has a theme park feel and is very busy, especially with Vietnamese day trippers. Because it features in many poorly written guidebooks, the village receives many unsuspecting guests hoping for authenticity. Cat Cat has been landscaped to include many sites for taking selfies with designated view points throughout. If you’re interested in nature, culture or authenticity, this place will not suit you. Do some research and find a trek that suits your own needs. Because almost everyone goes to these few locations, it does mean that the all of the other villages are wonderfully authentic. If you want an off the beaten track adventure, away from tourists, look at organisations such as ETHOS who offer award winning private treks with experienced local guides to more remote areas. All treks and experiences are tailored to the needs of the traveller. They are heavily involved in the community and have been rated as number one on TripAdvisor for over five years. 3 - Ask your chosen guide / company where your money goes. In an area where 50% of the population are registered as poor, it is essential that any income from tourism spreads to more than one individual. Have a look at their literature or down their news feed on social media to gauge what they are like as individuals or as an organisation. Are they in tourism purely for profit or are they involved in community development projects like village clean ups or education for instance? 4 - Skip the well recommended but not particularly interesting Silver Waterfall. The Love Waterfall is a far more beautiful option with the added benefit of now having canyoning and abseiling as an activity. The walk to the Love Waterfall is very picturesque and the plunge pool makes a great place for a swim on a warmer day. 5 - Be prepared for a decent hike. Sturdy walking shoes are essential. That being said, you don’t need hiking boots. Depending on recent weather conditions, paths will be slippery regardless of what you have on your feet. If required, shoe hire is available in the Sapa area. Choose a hike and difficulty level that suit your personal fitness and adventure levels. Walking in a big group will mean your guide will choose a route that the least well prepared can manage. Alternatively, you’ll end up with an unpaid entourage of local ladies hoping to help you over the slippery sections in exchange for you buying their textiles. This can be eliminated by assuring a fair distribution of wages and choosing a private trek. 6 - Do the overnight experience. You can opt for a day trek, and I’m sure you’d love it, but staying with a local family, in their village, in their home, is incredible. See how they live day to day, meet additional family members and feel like part of the village. Check out the reviews for the top outdoor activities in Sapa and the homestays are very highly regarded by travellers, with good reason. 7 - Time your visit well. While Sunday plays hosts to the busiest market day, weekends see many more travellers, particularly Vietnamese from the lowlands. A typical weekend sees Sapa’s visitor numbers swell to almost ten times that of a typical week day. Hotel rooms become more expensive and the town feels much more hectic and noisy. Monday to Thursday is far quieter, more relaxed and altogether more pleasant. 8 - Consider an alternative to Mt. Fansipan. Although the highest mountain in Vietnam, the cable car construction train at the summit takes away from the climb to some degree. Ascending only to find 50 others at the top taking selfies certainly spoils the ambience. Look at climbing other mountains instead. There are plenty that offer challenge, natural beauty, forests and are very rarely climbed. Examples include Bach Moc and Pu Ta Leng. Finally, it is important to know that Sapa is a huge district with a central town and 94 villages and hamlets. All tour companies offering packages from Hanoi, booked from hotels in Sapa or organised in tourism information office in Sapa offer pretty much the same trek. This sometimes gives the illusion of over-tourism. They sell these tours to make a profit. Their objective is to minimise costs and maximise profits. The great news is that you can trek almost anywhere else, stay in local homestays or walk in the 30,000 hectares of protected forest and you’ll really see the other side of Sapa. It is a place rich in wildlife and culture and it is very easy to do walks well away from places visited by tourists. Those who have been to Sapa and say it’s too touristy either visited on a package tour and only spent time in the busy villages or travelled independently and stuck to the few villages recommended in the guide books. Food wise - don’t miss the freshly made hotpot with local vegetables. Many places also sell rainbow trout spring rolls.
I think you guys should visit Phan Xi Pang ( the highest mountain in Viet Nam). Is very beautiful !! By the way i'm Vietnamese so i'm pretty sure about it 😝
when you're in Sapa, do a few nights at home stay and at least 2 nights at Topas Ecolodge (my favorite swimming pool with the mountain peaks and clouds as back drops.
Hi Hannah, Greetings. It seems you had a great experience.Even I am planning a 10 day trip to Vietnam in September and needed some help in planning the itinerary. If possible,can you please guide me through it?
You don't need to jump from scene to scene quickly for me to appreciate the scenery (not a millennial with a short attention span)...I have to freeze frame every other scene to appreciate the beauty.
I was in SaPa just after you published this. It was by far my favorite place in Vietnam! So much so that I gave up my train ticket to go back to Hanoi and stayed longer. Will go back again. My biggest fear for SaPa is that some of the charm will be taken away with all the hotels being built, like Halong Bay is nice but the water is getting polluted and crowded with all the boats. (we were told there were about 500 boats in the bay each day). SaPa is a must see!
Thank you for this!! I am going there with my boyfriend this summer and needed some quick info because I wasn't sure about how much time to spend in Sapa, but your comments were very warm and sincere and therefore convincing. I enjoyed watching. Congrats on making great informative and likeable videos. Can't wait to go to Sapa now.
I'm going to Sapa on September and your vlog made me do it! Haha so excited
Love Sapa, my favourite place in Vietnam I visited. Had a really lovely guide and did a homestay which was very memorable.
I'm Vietnamese but I've never seen that before. It's a very beautiful place, okay thanks a lot for your job to show us this place. Amazing girl
I love the nature around Sapa. And the dorm was totally amazing with this view!! Honestly, it seems like your living the dream referring to your videos. :D
Love the shot selection,the cuts but mostly the personality and energy behind it all. Keep killing it. 💪💪👌
Hai I am also preparing for a trip to northern Vietnam, including Hanoi, Vietnam. The video you made helped me on my trip to Sapa. Vietnam is beautiful.
The video footage here is absolutely breath-taking. The uploader did an amazing job of editing all of this. Sapa is now on my bucket list.
Fansipan is a must stop when you in Sapa.
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I really loved your video! The aerial footage is amazing! I am going to visit Sapa in the fall of 2018, and I can't wait to go to there.
I think I saw you making the video with a drone in Sapa. 19 Sept '17? Awesome work!!
I just love your drone shots!! Thank you for showing this beatiful place 😊
Great editing and filming! (: I was there about two weeks ago too and I was enchanted by the views too!
Dear Hannah, Cam o'n for such an excellent video. I plan on spending January 2019 in Vietnam, landing in Hanoi- and now SAPA is a cool item to add to my itinerary. Like yourself, I was a rather "hardcore" backpacker in my younger days, the mid '80's, and rarely spent time in big hotels, except when Air India or China Airways cancelled or delayed. You are a gifted guide, thanks! Harry, xx
I went to Sapa on my own last year, probably the most beautiful place I've ever seen
Absolute amazing footage and great place you definitely seem to find some awesome places to visit good on ya girl!
Thank you!
Hannah your spirit is beautiful. You've given an authentic/ pure view. Bravo Bella!
Really liked your video. We are going in November and this has made me look forward to Sapa immensely.
Thanks, Hannah. This place looks truly magical. Planning to hold an empowerment treat in Sapa in December. Super helpful vid. Much appreciated. Love from KL.
WOW Hannah another amazing video, and that drone shots were jaw dropping. Congratulations on checking in to your first ever hostel :) they can be hit or miss but you definitely got lucky, what a view. I went ahead and bought the dji spark so thanks for showing me what it can do. Safe travels and look forward to your next vid.
So happy you liked it! I really appreciate your support!
Yay for the new Spark! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
Love your video. I loved Sapa. Being a traveller has nothing to do with where you stay. You seem like a nice sensible person. Thanks for sharing.
what a beautiful landscape
Loved our time in Sapa, Vietnam! Amazing place ❤️
Great video, amazing place and you look sooo happy! This is happiness!
Wow.. I heard about this place and after I saw this video.. I will put it in my bucket list
Absolutely amazing! Going there this September
Great video. I also was in Sapa. I had so much to do in Vietnam I could only stay for less then a week. After Sapa, I went back to Hanoi, then to Ninh Binh and back to Hanoi ;) About 6 months before that I went to Halong Bay. Vietnam is very beauitful and so are you ;)
Ur editing is just gorgeous 😩😩😩😩
Great video! Looking forward to traveling here next week! 😊
Hi Hannah, Thankyou for sharing your awesome vid’s, off to Vietnam in late May cannot wait. Appreciate the effort you have put in 👍😊
I have been there....twice....it is a beautiful place.....and so many children there speak English ( they learn from the tourists) !
Hi, May i know the hotel that u stayed in SAPA?
You have an awesome Sapa video! It will be useful for our 2-week Vietname trip this coming Dec. Thank you:)
such as amazing place Hannah . I really love your video :)
Your photo in 4:36 is very photogenic. Would have loved to have traveled in that place with you. Beautiful place; beautiful people.
Greate to see you visit this place. me from Vietnam
Amazing drone footage you got there!
Welcome to my country
Finally someone who is from the same country as me
Sapa landscape is more beautiful in your video. Thanks you!
Great video! Hair's looking great too! Interesting that you said you didn't feel like you're in Asia anymore...so being surrounded by all that awesome scenery, where in the globe did you feel that you were in? Keep up the good work!
It honestly felt like I was somewhere in Norway or something European like that hahaha. For some reason I just don't really associate cloudy mountains with Asia... even though i know that obviously there are many places like that in Asia lol
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Hey Hannah, may I ask where did you stay in Sa Pa? Watching your videos made me love the place and want to go to Sa Pa 😍😍 . I am also a solo traveler, who loves to observe the cultures and food
hi Hannah! i was there in January. the trekking and homestay was a great great experience. thank you for sharing! love from Singapore :)
Oh you stayed at a homestay! I almost booked one of them but chose the hostel in the end. What a beautiful place :) Thanks for watching!
Now I see how you got those drone flying skills. Great presentation of a great locale.
Well you know. I'm Vietnamese. And i'm really want to go back to Sapa. Sapa actually is so marvelous
Viet Nam is so cool
Wow great video hope you hit that million mark soon.
waw Sapa is memsmerizing, its totallu different with the rice terrace in my country. Hope can be there someday, yuhuuu
The drone adds a lot. You are really good at flying it.
Awesome sceneries. I can only envy. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
my favorite place in Vietnam! loved it !
I am going here in April! Would you reccommend going solo or with a tour? I can't decide! Awesome vid :)
wonderful edit! beautiful video!
whats the name of the hostel you stayed at? the one with the sick Mountain View :)
3:22 this is "Táo Mèo" - Meo's Apple (The apple of the Meo people)
Hi. Really good video footage of sa'pa. I was there two years ago and found the views breathtaking. Question! Did you need permission to fly your drone. I'm hoping to revisit this year. 😊🤞
Very nice video:) thanks a ton and happy travels 🍺
Omg 😲 i want going to vietnam
nice landscape, i love it
Hannah, it always worth the hard work with videos! I had to watch it more than one times! Well done! Earned my sub ;) *(a fellow "filmmaker")*
+Loci thank you so much! Sometimes I wonder if all the hours editing is worth it but at the very least I've got some great memories to look back on!
Definitely! And that's the point!
Did you go to Fansipan mountain while you were there?
Check out my Sapa (other Vietnam & China, Japan, etc) vidoes.
Well, you've just sold it to me. Thank you so much for sharing, I will be there in 2 months :)
Do any expats live there full time ?
We are retiring in 3 years and prefer cool weather, so we hope to visit Dalat....maybe Sa Pa ?
Thx
Haha I actually went to sapa a week after you did! We went on a 2 day trek in the rice fields and it was so tiring but the views were worth it :)
really enjoyed your video. great work!
starting at 5 mins where is that bridge in sapa?
OMGGGG amazing video loved it 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 & amazing Sapa gotta visit!!!
I’m Vietnamese but I never been Sa Pa before , im so jealous 😢😢
ur videos make vietnam seems very interesting!
Hello can I know the name of hotel that you stay in sapa ?
Your video editing is on point.
aww you're still so cute even just woke up!!!! but anyways that's absolutely beautiful place, wow!!!
Haha thanks. I didn't feel cute! hahaha Thanks for watching!
True that
Hi, Which month did you go and what is the name of the hotel you stayed? Any recommendation to visit there?
Amazing scenery.
Outstanding video. Really good job with the editing. Just got a new drone with a great camera and I think I'm going to take it with me to Vietnam in September. Did you run into any problems with the police or military while using your drone. Have you ever had problems with the drone anywhere you've traveled?
Hi Hannah, I really like your travel videos. Sapa is a beautiful place for sure I will visit it soon as well. Could I ask what's the music in the video from 3:36?
Excellent video, thank you
I checked out this video because I am thinking of going to Sapa when I go to Hanoi in December. What a way to make me want to go here! BEAUTIFUL video, incredible drone footage. I'm so surprised to see so little thumbs up and subscriptions to you!! What was your hosel name? Would you recommend it? Would 1 day and night be enough time in Sapa do you think? I am only in Vietnam for 4 days over Christmas! Thank you!
+Olivia Menghini Thanks! I'm so glad you liked it so much! It was truly so beautiful!
Yes I think if you've only got 4 days then 1 day and night should be enough. You'd be pushed for time but you can still take in a lot over that time.
My hostel was awesome. I think it was called Mountain View Hostel or something (the name is in one of my sapa videos I'm sure). $6 a night and very clean and beautiful.
Hi:) great vid! what is the track name at 4:30? cant find it on your list:(
Sooooo beautiful!!!
Were these wild apples ? I have never seen them before. Vietnam remainds Japan in the past.
Which one better to get to Sapa from Hanoi? Bus or train?
Beautiful
so beautiful
Amazing video. This one is inspiring me to visit Sapa :) Can you tell me Which Hostel did you stayed in Sapa ?
Eight bits of advice when travelling to Sapa:
1 - Look for local expertise, preferably an experienced guide from the Hmong or Dao ethnic groups. This will open up greater cultural opportunities and make your time in Sapa more rewarding.
Please also bear in mind that all tour guides dealing with international travellers are required have a licence or work with a company who have an Inbound Tour Operator certificate. Without this, your trek will be illegal and almost certainly uninsured. Unfortunately, at this time, most freelancers are working illegally, and this comes with risks to you and your group. Avoid this by asking your guide their licence number.
2 - Choose your trek carefully. While villages like Lao Chai, Ta Van and Giang Ta Chai have developed to cater for tourists, they have lost their traditional charm. If you need WiFi, a hot shower and access to bars and a pool table, then these are the villages for you. They have a backpacker feel and are good places to meet other travellers. That said, they do experience a large volume of tour groups every day. These are the villages people are talking about whenever they mention that Sapa is too touristic. They are not representative of the wider area.
Likewise, Cat Cat Village is owned by a tour company and is an ideal option if you like the thought of dressing up in tribal clothes and seeing organised dances and routines with hundreds of other paying spectators. Think of this village as a an attraction. It has a theme park feel and is very busy, especially with Vietnamese day trippers. Because it features in many poorly written guidebooks, the village receives many unsuspecting guests hoping for authenticity. Cat Cat has been landscaped to include many sites for taking selfies with designated view points throughout. If you’re interested in nature, culture or authenticity, this place will not suit you.
Do some research and find a trek that suits your own needs. Because almost everyone goes to these few locations, it does mean that the all of the other villages are wonderfully authentic. If you want an off the beaten track adventure, away from tourists, look at organisations such as ETHOS who offer award winning private treks with experienced local guides to more remote areas. All treks and experiences are tailored to the needs of the traveller. They are heavily involved in the community and have been rated as number one on TripAdvisor for over five years.
3 - Ask your chosen guide / company where your money goes. In an area where 50% of the population are registered as poor, it is essential that any income from tourism spreads to more than one individual. Have a look at their literature or down their news feed on social media to gauge what they are like as individuals or as an organisation. Are they in tourism purely for profit or are they involved in community development projects like village clean ups or education for instance?
4 - Skip the well recommended but not particularly interesting Silver Waterfall. The Love Waterfall is a far more beautiful option with the added benefit of now having canyoning and abseiling as an activity. The walk to the Love Waterfall is very picturesque and the plunge pool makes a great place for a swim on a warmer day.
5 - Be prepared for a decent hike. Sturdy walking shoes are essential. That being said, you don’t need hiking boots. Depending on recent weather conditions, paths will be slippery regardless of what you have on your feet. If required, shoe hire is available in the Sapa area. Choose a hike and difficulty level that suit your personal fitness and adventure levels. Walking in a big group will mean your guide will choose a route that the least well prepared can manage. Alternatively, you’ll end up with an unpaid entourage of local ladies hoping to help you over the slippery sections in exchange for you buying their textiles. This can be eliminated by assuring a fair distribution of wages and choosing a private trek.
6 - Do the overnight experience. You can opt for a day trek, and I’m sure you’d love it, but staying with a local family, in their village, in their home, is incredible. See how they live day to day, meet additional family members and feel like part of the village. Check out the reviews for the top outdoor activities in Sapa and the homestays are very highly regarded by travellers, with good reason.
7 - Time your visit well. While Sunday plays hosts to the busiest market day, weekends see many more travellers, particularly Vietnamese from the lowlands. A typical weekend sees Sapa’s visitor numbers swell to almost ten times that of a typical week day. Hotel rooms become more expensive and the town feels much more hectic and noisy. Monday to Thursday is far quieter, more relaxed and altogether more pleasant.
8 - Consider an alternative to Mt.
Fansipan. Although the highest mountain in Vietnam, the cable car construction train at the summit takes away from the climb to some degree. Ascending only to find 50 others at the top taking selfies certainly spoils the ambience. Look at climbing other mountains instead. There are plenty that offer challenge, natural beauty, forests and are very rarely climbed. Examples include Bach Moc and Pu Ta Leng.
Finally, it is important to know that Sapa is a huge district with a central town and 94 villages and hamlets. All tour companies offering packages from Hanoi, booked from hotels in Sapa or organised in tourism information office in Sapa offer pretty much the same trek. This sometimes gives the illusion of over-tourism. They sell these tours to make a profit. Their objective is to minimise costs and maximise profits.
The great news is that you can trek almost anywhere else, stay in local homestays or walk in the 30,000 hectares of protected forest and you’ll really see the other side of Sapa. It is a place rich in wildlife and culture and it is very easy to do walks well away from places visited by tourists.
Those who have been to Sapa and say it’s too touristy either visited on a package tour and only spent time in the busy villages or travelled independently and stuck to the few villages recommended in the guide books.
Food wise - don’t miss the freshly made hotpot with local vegetables. Many places also sell rainbow trout spring rolls.
Welcome to Vietnam
Omg i genuinely was jsut trying to do my research in SAPA and i found you!!!!!!!! HAAANNNAAAH
Oh heyyyyyy! Thanks for stopping by! Hope you’re well!
I think you guys should visit Phan Xi Pang ( the highest mountain in Viet Nam). Is very beautiful !!
By the way i'm Vietnamese so i'm pretty sure about it 😝
what is the name of the hostel that you stayed? Hope you will response :D
I. Just. What is this place?! I'm dying over here. Must needs go. Now to decide how long to go.
Yes Danjo, go! Do it! Soak up all the awesome and smell the rice paddies. Can't waiiiiiiiit to see your photos from it!
when you're in Sapa, do a few nights at home stay and at least 2 nights at Topas Ecolodge (my favorite swimming pool with the mountain peaks and clouds as back drops.
Looks like a Hmong village.
It’s in the north of Vietnam, near the China border.
she is so cute
Hi Hannah, Greetings. It seems you had a great experience.Even I am planning a 10 day trip to Vietnam in September and needed some help in planning the itinerary. If possible,can you please guide me through it?
Your voice is so sweet. I love it.
Thankyou :) enjoyed your vid
Hi hanna, this is awesome! Can you share the name of the hostel you stayed in? Thanks.
That is gorgeous
You don't need to jump from scene to scene quickly for me to appreciate the scenery (not a millennial with a short attention span)...I have to freeze frame every other scene to appreciate the beauty.
Will your video be forwarded to other video sites? (Such as China's b station) It's. so. beautiful! !!
Were there clean public restrooms when you went? When we visited in 2006, public restrooms were not clean or not available. It is my number 1 concern.
Can you tell me the names of those hostels? The view is amazing!!