Sapa Town
Street view of Sapa at junction of Pho Cau May and Muong Hoa. Here, there is high concentration of hotels and cafes. Buildings here are mostly French style.
posted by LK at 5/10/2005 07:00:00 PM
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Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Street view of Sapa at junction of Pho Cau May and Muong Hoa. Here, there is high concentration of hotels and cafes. Buildings here are mostly French style.
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1 Comments:
On hindsight, we should have stayed longer in Sapa instead of going to the N-E Loop. Sapa town is cooler and less dusty than Hanoi. Although nothing much to do in this little town, it's nice to just rest & relax!
(Northern Vietnam Oct-Nov'05)
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