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Mountainous Cultural Markets are well known by many travelers as a "specialty" of a tour to the North of Vietnam, a cultural characteristic of ethnic minority peoples. Each market is a living museum of cultural and community activities, where contains plenty of ethnic culture with unique customs and regional traditions.
They are still reserving the identity of the mountainous markets, still original mixed with pure innocent travelers. There is no common language here; each tribe uses its own language. On plastic sheets spread right down to the market, it's laid out for something wild: a few bottles of forest honey, some agricultural products, small working tools ... The buzz exchanges, bargain, selling and buying on their own ways making tourists bewildered.
Bac Ha on Sunday
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Surrounded by the four sides of immense mountains, hidden in the clouds, thousands of meters high, Bac Ha district is known as a land with scene, flower flavor of temperate domain. Sweet crisp Tam Hoa plum fruit , has become a specialty, is distinct from the name of Bac Ha Plum. Seems to be that the land, and the people here have created its own flavor of the tropical fruit and custom ...Ref: SPT-M1
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Can Cau + Bac Ha market on Saturday and Sunday
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Waken up by the footsteps of people walking to the market, and you will be more surprised to enter the market. The whole market looks colorful like flowers. It is getting bigger and bigger, more and more colorful and special when seeing people taking along pigs, cats, buffaloes, horses for sales. After lunch we drive you to Chay River to do the boat trip for 2 hours up stream to see wonderful landscape by riversides and explore ethnic villages. Ref: SPT-M2
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Sapa - Coc Ly Market 2 Days / 3 Nights
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Although tourism is developing fast in the region, many locals still live a very basic life. Most of them spend all day long working on the fields. It’s so easy to find a small market in any villages; they sell what their families do not need in markets, Cocly market, too. And with the money they make, they buy something else. It is what experts call a subsistence economy. No luxuries here. Ref: SPT-M3
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Cao Son market - Wednesday
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Although tourism is developing fast in the region, many locals still live a very basic life. Most of them spend all day long working on the fields. It’s so easy to find a small market in any villages; they sell what their families do not need in markets, Cocly market, too. And with the money they make, they buy something else. It is what experts call a subsistence economy. No luxuries here. Ref: SPT-M4
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Sapa Tours - Lung Khau Nhin Market 3 Nights 2 Days ( The market on Thursday)
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Adventure tours Vietnam, Northern West loop with the major highway No 6 links 6 provinces, stretched along the border with Lao and the border with China. Tens of hill tribe people living here, H'mong, Black Thai, White Thai, Red Dzao, Giay, Lao, Muong and so forth. The wonderful scenery suddenly appears and you are shocked by its beauty. Ref: SPT-M5
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Pha Long Market and Cao Son Retreat
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Getting away from busy tourists popular attractions. deep yourselves in the beauty of primitive nature in the remote region near Chinese border, paying visit to tribal villages, making acquaintance with local peoples from ethnic minority groups including the Flower H’mong, Black Zao, Pa Zi, Tou Zi, Bo Y and especially joining them at the Pha Long Market for the significant event of the week. Ref: SPT-M6
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Muong Khuong Market
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Big market with a wide range of ethnic groups: Hmong, Dao, Nung, and merchants from other ethnic groups who come all the way from China to sell their products. Several Pa Zi women sell traditional incense made from the bark and resin of scented trees. Ref: SPT-M7
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Lung Phin market
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This small market is between Can Can market and Bac Ha town, about 12km from the town. It's less busy than other markets, and is open on Sunday. Ref: SPT-M8
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