Sin Chai version

Sin Chai is one of the largest villages in Sapa, in the old Lemongrass commune, nestled right at the foot of Hoang Lien Son mountain. It is interesting that although the location is near Cat Cat, this village is more rustic and pristine. This place is almost no noise, nor has the modernized works. The Sin Chai village is a living area of ​​about 1600 Hmong people, bearing the beauty of the upland village with beautiful imprints in housing architecture, life, traditional culture preserved by people. Back to this village village, you not only admire the beautiful scenery of Hoang Lien Son hill but also learn more about the life of H Mong people. Like many other beautiful villages in Sapa, Sin Chai was bestowed by his mother nature, poetic and rustic. Coming here, you will be able to fully see the beautiful scenery of the majestic Hoang Lien Son mountain range, wandering on the winding roads, sinking into the endless beauty of the terraced fields. Like many other beautiful destinations in the Northwest, Sin Chai has a beautiful and beautiful terraced field, just like a talented American artist who plays each stroke. When traveling to Sin Chai in the water season and the ripe rice season, surely visitors must take a memory card, shallow the camera battery because the scenery is really beautiful. The most ideal time to explore this village is spring, summer and autumn. Spring has hundreds of blooming flowers, with cool fresh air. In the summer, this village entered the water season with the terraced fields fluttering with the mirror. Then when collected, ripe golden rice shiny everywhere. Traveling to Sin Chai in the ripe rice season, you can also hear the smell of fragrant rice floating throughout the village, weaving into every small home of the people. The feeling of walking on the roads, going to the field to stand in front of the immense scenery of heaven and earth, you will find yourself very small before the majestic nature of the Northwest sky and earth. Whether early the golden sunshine or the afternoon sunset dyed purple, this village still has a very unique beauty. The curved fields, heavy rice flowers, yellow colors are opposite to the green of the mountains. The picture of Sin Chai in the ripe rice season is as beautiful as Hoang Su Phi and Y Ty. In this beautiful village, in addition to growing rice, residents also planted cardamoms along the mountainside. In order to have more income, the H’Mong people also combine raising buffaloes and horses besides cultivation. Although tourism has not brought a large source of revenue to indigenous people, this is completely feasible in the future. According to Sapa travel experience of many young people, perhaps only about 1 day is enough to explore this village. Coming here, visitors can choose to walk along the roads to admire and visit the H’Mong people's house to understand more about their lives and customs. Currently, Sin Chai tourism begins to develop with the birth of the homestay in the village. Depending on not as professional as Cat Cat, but thanks to that, this village retains its pristine and peaceful beauty.

Lao Cai 331 view From January to September

Ngày cập nhật : 08/03/2025