[2025 San Sa Ho Attraction] Travel Guide for Cat Cat village (Updated Apr)

"Sapa (Sapa)", a city of mountains and fog, the weather is cold all year round. Located at an average altitude of 1,500 meters above sea level, a city full of nature, lovely people. Went at the end of December 2022, there was snow falling on Fansipan Mountain. It is a city that I like very much because it is peaceful, the atmosphere is good, the weather is cold in the single digits, the lowest temperature I went to in the city was 1 ° C. The food is delicious and not expensive. I really like Sapa. 📍Sapa tourist coordinates 🌈 Fansipan 🌈 Moana Sapa 🌈 Cat Cat Village 🌈 Sapa Square 🌈 Sapa Stone Church 🌈 Viettrekking Sapa 🌈 Sapa Lake #Tourist attractions #Sapa tour #Sapa #Sapa mountain city #Sapa coordinates

📍Travel introduction: 4 nights and 5 days of 9 nights and 10 days in Vietnam alone, Sapa trip (👉🏻 The intense movement was difficult) 🚩Travel route: 1 night in Sapa city 👉🏻 Eco Farm House 1 night 👉🏻 Lac Sik Eco Lodge 2 nights (3 min walk) 👉🏻 Sapa city 📷 Landmarks & photo spots ✔️ Fansipan ✔️ Cat Cat Village ✔️ Ta Van Village trekking 🚇Transportation: Taxi Grab is easy to catch 🍜Recommended restaurant: Sapa city ✔️ Phở Minh 👉🏻 Bun Bo Nam Bo restaurant • Cafe near Lac Sik Eco Lodge ✔️ Hiên Restaurant & Coffee (6 min walk) 👉🏻 There is nowhere to go nearby, so I went twice! 👉🏻 Salmon fried salad was delicious 🏠Recommended accommodation: A quiet and natural healing accommodation that is a 15-20 minute drive from the city 🌿 I could feel the Sapa I imagined in just two accommodations ✔️Eco Farm House ✔️Rakshik Eco Lodge 💡Note: There aren't many restaurants around the city, so you can take a taxi or walk to a limited number of places. The city is so crazy😇 #SapaTravel #VietnamTravel #VietnamSapa #VietnamSwitzerland

Having been to Sapa before, we were excited to return and delve deeper into its natural beauty and cultural treasures. This second trip enabled us to discover some lesser-known yet equally stunning spots that we highly recommend to anyone visiting. We started our day at O Quy Ho Pass, also known as Heaven’s Gate, which offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range. As the sun rose, the mist slowly lifted, revealing layers of mountains bathed in golden light. This spot is perfect for dramatic landscape photography 📸 I’d recommend arriving by 5:30 AM ⛅️ to catch the sunrise. 📍Highway 4D, O Quy Ho Commune, Sapa, Lao Cai Province After sunrise, we visited Ta Phin Village, home to the Red Dao ethnic minority. We explored the traditional stilt houses, lush rice terraces, and the Ta Phin Monastery ruins. The vibrant red costumes of the locals provided beautiful contrasts in our photos 📸 Around 8 AM–10 AM is the best time to visit when the light highlights the details of the rice fields and village life. 📍Ta Phin Commune, Sapa, Lao Cai Province Mid-morning, we returned to Cat Cat Village, a charming village known for its cascading waterfalls and traditional Black Hmong culture. We trekked along the scenic pathways and captured stunning photos of locals weaving textiles, as well as the picturesque Cat Cat Waterfall. Arrive around 10:30 AM to avoid crowds and enjoy great lighting for portraits 📸 📍Cat Cat Village, San Sa Ho Commune, Sapa, Lao Cai Province We also headed to Topas Ecolodge, a luxurious retreat perched on a hill with 360-degree views of the surrounding rice terraces. The serene ambiance and infinity pool overlooking the mountains made it one of the most photogenic spots on our trip. I’d recommend trying their Vietnamese set menu while soaking in the view. 📍Thanh Kim Commune, Sapa, Lao Cai Province We also explored the Silver Waterfall, where the cascading water glistens in the sunlight. We hiked up to the viewing platform for sweeping views of the waterfall and the lush forest below. Arriving at 3 PM gave us soft and golden light, which added a magical touch to our photos 📸 📍Highway 4D, San Sa Ho Commune, Sapa, Lao Cai Province To end our day, we took the cable car 🚠 to Fansipan Peak, the highest mountain ⛰️ in Indochina. Watching the sunset from the summit was an unforgettable experience, with clouds rolling over the peaks and the sky painted in hues of orange and pink. This is a must-visit for landscape and panoramic shots 📸 Arrive by 4:30 PM to catch the golden hour and sunset at 5:30 PM. 📍Fansipan Legend Cable Car Station, Sapa, Lao Cai Province This second trip to Sapa was even more magical than our first. We explored new places, deepened our connection with the local culture, and captured some of our most memorable photos 😍 #vietnamtrip #Vacation #trip

🗺️ Hanoi Itinerary 🗺️ Day 1: Arrive late at night. Rest and prepare for the next day’s adventure. 🥰 Day 2: Explore Hanoi on a city tour. Walk around the city and visit famous landmarks like Hanoi’s lake, a church, and a café. At night, take a train to Sapa. Day 3: Arrive in Sapa, check in, and visit Fansipan and Cat-Cat Village. Try on traditional dresses for a memorable experience. Day 4: Go trekking in Sapa from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. After trekking, check out of your accommodation and enjoy a relaxing foot massage. Take a bus back to Hanoi in the evening. Day 5: Book a one-day trip to Halong Bay. Enjoy the beautiful beaches and breathtaking scenery. Day 6: Go on a Hanoi food walking tour with local student guides from Hanoi Free Private Tour Guide. I highly recommend trying this! Later, check in at a new hotel, explore Tay Ho, and enjoy BBQ near the lake for dinner. Day 7: Take a morning flight back to Bangkok. 📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 📍Sapa 📍Fansipan 📍Cat-Cat Village 📍Halong Bay 📍Train street 📍Tay Ho 📍Hanoi City 🥘[Must-Try Food] 🥘Pho 🥘Bun Cha 🥘Banh Mi 🥘Nem Ran ☕️Egg Coffee ☕️Yoghurt Coffee 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Hanoi 20 Hotel & Apartment 2.MoonLight Tay Ho

👋🏻 Hello, today we are in Sapa, Vietnam 🇨🇳 This is a city with very good weather ⛰️ not very hot and there are many interesting places to visit. 🚗 Today, Gammy will take friends to walk into the village in the middle of the forest to see the secret waterfall in Cat Cat Village 💦 Follow me. 💰 There is an entrance fee to visit here and you have to walk a very long way. The path is quite high and I ⚠️ may have to wear appropriate shoes such as sneakers or sandals 🥾👟 ⚠️ I do not recommend it for those who are not in good health. 🌲⛰️✨ The atmosphere here is shady, the waterfall is beautiful and there are many flowers 🌸🌸 You cannot play in the waterfall. 📸 You can only take pictures. The atmosphere is very chill, like being in a novel. If you come to visit Sapa, try to stop by. #VietnamTravel #Vietnam #Sapa #VietnamTravel #gmmsdiary #TravelAbroad #TravelAsia #Backpacking #backpacker #trip #vietnam #sapa #catcatvillage

Transportation guide: Take a bus from Hanoi to Sapa for 6 hours Must-visit attractions: Cat Cat Village, Fansipan Recommended hotel: DeLaSol Sapa Hotel Must-try food: Coconut coffee Shopping Guide: Various ethnic floral fabrics The scenery is very, very beautiful, the landscape is shocking #Vietnam #Sapa #vietnamtrip #sapa

📍cat cat village, Sa pa 🚘It takes about 6 hours from Hanoi - I recommend taking a cabin sleeping bus. (Sa Pa Express recommended) 🎟️Entrance fee: 1.5 million dong It was a rough journey to get there because it was Labor Day😢 But it melted away like snow while looking at this view Is it within walking distance from Sapa? The taxi fare that the hotel office told me was 1.5 million dong one way, but when I actually got there, I could have walked... . (It was Labor Day, so there were a lot of local tourists, so it was actually difficult to get there by taxi.. I got off in the middle and decided to just walk!!) There are a lot of local costume rental shops lined up from the entrance. How about renting one and making good memories? There are shops that braid your hair nicely and do your makeup. On the way from Hanoi to Sapa, all the cars I had booked were canceled because it was Labor Day. On the way, I had no choice, so I chose the Sao Viet vehicle that had a 3.1 million VND time slot and set off. (The vehicle I originally reserved also picked me up at the airport, but none of the remaining Sao Viet vehicles picked me up at the airport, so I had to go all the way to the city.) I arrived exhausted from the loud phone calls, honking horns, and talking loudly… On the way back, I took the Sapa Express that I had reserved, and it was so quiet and the horn didn’t honk, which was nice. #VietnamTravel #SapaTravel

#vietnam Cat Cat Village is a great place to learn about Hmong culture and traditions. The village is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, and the people are friendly and welcoming. Specifically, here are my thoughts on the village: History and culture: Cat Cat Village is a living museum of Hmong culture. The village is home to a variety of traditional Hmong buildings, including houses, temples, and workshops. These buildings are well-maintained and provide a glimpse into the Hmong way of life. Location: Cat Cat Village is located in a beautiful setting in the Muong Hoa Valley. The village is surrounded by mountains and rice fields. The scenery is breathtaking, and it is a great place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Activities: Cat Cat Village offers a variety of activities, including hiking, bamboo rafting, and traditional Hmong music and dance performances. These activities are a great way to experience Hmong culture firsthand. People: The people of Cat Cat Village are friendly and welcoming. They are always happy to share their culture with visitors. The people are a big part of what makes Cat Cat Village such a special place.

#Overseas travel #Vietnam #Sapa travel #Cat Cat village Cat Cat village is a must-see for Sapa travel in Vietnam. It is an ethnic minority village where the Hmong people live, and there are many photo zones. The entrance fee is 150,000 dong for adults. Before entering the village, I wanted to make a special memory, so I rented traditional costumes. The owner also took a picture of my life, and I am very satisfied. Cat Cat village has many photo zones, so if you like taking pictures, I recommend renting traditional costumes. The rental fee for traditional costumes is 100,000 dong for women and 50,000 dong for men^^

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Cat Cat Village: It is a village of northern Vietnamese indigenous people or the Black Hmong ethnic group. It is only 3 km from Sapa. It is quite popular among tourists. It is suitable for those who want to experience hiking because the path is quite steep but not difficult. If you walk around the village, it is quite a few kilometers. But the atmosphere during the walk is worth the effort. If you have the chance to visit Sapa, you should not miss this place. ● 🧾Adult entrance fee is 90,000 VND per person. ●🚙 Round-trip taxi fare is 200,000 VND. ● 🛣 There is a walking map. If you don't know how to read it, just follow the others. (I followed others and didn't look at the map at all. 😄) #VietnamTravel #Sapa #CatCatVillage

Cat Cat Village is one of the most popular places in Sapa that tourists often visit. Cat Cat is located not far from Sapa town, only about 3 kilometers away. It is a small, old village. To enter the village, you must pay a ticket to visit the village first. The ticket price is about 100 baht. Anyone who plans to visit Sapa, try to stop by and experience the way of life of the Hmong people here.

It is a small area where you can walk around a community in Sapa town. There are both food and cute local clothes. You can also rent local clothes to walk around and take pictures at beautiful angles. There is a beautiful waterfall corner here. You have to come and take pictures ⛰💦 and it is so refreshing. If anyone goes to Sapa, go and see the cute countryside. 🤍🗺 #TravelAbroad #Sapa #Sapa #Vietnam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #MissNature Address - @cat cat village Atmosphere/Location - Good atmosphere, fun, a bit difficult to walk, but you can walk. Highlight - Cute little waterfall Average price per person - 70,000 dong, 15 baht Score - 8/10

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam which is also filled with insane amount of traffic. Normally travellers will arrive into Hanoi, roughly a day stay or 2 before they head out, and for us we went towards the village of Sapa where Cat Cat Village is located. One way to get here is to hire a private tour bus to drive you to sapa as this can be almost a 6 hours drive. Upon reaching Sapa, you be greeted with views of the mountains areas as Cat Cat Village technically is situated at the base of fansipan and most tourists will stop here for a night or 2 to enjoy the traditional local food and especially to catch the view from afar of Fansipan. Its quite an amazing view from Cat Cat Village alone, so you should definitely stop here before heading up. #celebratewithtrip #fansipan #vietnam #roadtrip #catcatvillage #mountains #scenic

Cat Cat Village in Sapa Vietnam🇻🇳 🐱 Cat Cat Village??? When I heard the name Cat Cat, I thought there must be cats. Let's see if there are cats as a cat lover. Actually, this village is pronounced "Cat Cat". It is a village in a valley. Wherever you look, it is green. Even though we went in December, which is winter, the village is still green. It is a village with both cool air and a natural atmosphere. It is not strange that anyone who comes to Sapa must come to this village. 🛵 To travel to this village, we rented a motorbike to drive. We drove with a bit of a shaky skill, but we arrived at our destination safely. 💵 The entrance fee to the village is 70,000 dong, or a hundred Thai baht. #Sapa #VietnamTravel #Vietnam #sapa #catcatvillage #vietnam

There are still ethnic minorities in Vietnam who speak different languages ​​and live different lives. Cat Cat Village is one of them. It has a rural landscape that looks like it came out of a Southeast Asian movie and has a very peaceful scenery. The only thing that's a bit disappointing is that it's been over-tourized, so it feels more like a theme park than a place where ethnic minorities live.🤔 As a bonus, the local guide was very friendly (no tip required) #VietnamTravel #Sapa #CatCatVillage #EthnicMinority

Cat Cat Village, a hill village of the natives (Hmong people), is a town that makes rice terraces according to the terrain. Along the way, there are things to sell, waterfalls, and the highlight bridge Catcat to walk across. If you want to support a local guide, you can contact the ticket office. 🔸 The distance to travel is long and the path is a series of stairs alternating with ascending and descending paths, so you should prepare shoes, clothes, and raincoats in case of rain. 🔹 The ticket price for visiting is 70,000 VND per person. Children: 30,000 VND/person #Sapa #Vietnam #catcatvillage

Getting There - Bus from Sapa town Attractions - the traditional village of the minority here. There’s a fair bit of steps to go down to the village. Along the way, you can admire the mountain view of Sapa. We came here in the late afternoon and managed to see the sunset. So beautiful. This used to be a real village but now turned to tourist attraction. Don’t expect to see “real” activities going-on in the village. But you will get a glimpse of their daily life. The water fall at the bottom of the village is beautiful for some photo opportunities. There’s also a display of how the tribal ladies made the handicraft cloth (thổ cẩm). They used the traditional method of dying and thus their hands are also dyed with blue.

It was such a cute and lovely village. The sight of the neighborhood kids running around was just like a fairy tale. I also like that you can experience wearing traditional clothes in Cat Cat Village! #Vietnam

Here's a travel plan from Bangkok to Vietnam, covering Sapa and Hanoi, perfect for a 4-5 day long weekend. Day 1: Fly directly from Bangkok to Hanoi. Skip Hanoi and take a sleeper bus from Hanoi to Sapa, which takes about 5-6 hours. Review of the sleeper bus to Sapa: - Travel time: 6-7 hours (overnight), arriving in Sapa in the morning - Cost: around 700 THB - Cleanliness: quite good, new bus - Comfort: the bus is not crowded, comfortable for sleeping Day 2: Arrive in Sapa in the morning. Drag your luggage from the drop-off point to the hotel. We stayed at Chau Long Sapa Hotel, which is great. The hotel is large, with beautiful views and delicious food. Then, take a walk around Sapa town, visit Cong Cafe, which is not far from the hotel and within walking distance. There are many shops along the way. After that, hire a car to Cat Cat Village, rent traditional tribal costumes for photos, and visit the thrilling Rong May Glass Bridge, which has both a glass bridge and a glass elevator. It's a must-visit. Return to Sapa town, visit Sapa Lake, and head back to the hotel (all within walking distance). Day 3: In the morning, take the cable car to the top of Fansipan Mountain. The air is thin, so be prepared for possible dizziness. Buy tickets at Sun Plaza. There are plenty of winter clothes, shoes, gloves, and hats to shop for along the way. At the top of Fansipan, there are cable cars and trams, as well as restaurants. You can choose to walk up or down if you prefer. We went up to the large Buddha statue and paid our respects. Then, return in the evening, stop by Sun Plaza for some shopping, and travel back to Hanoi. Day 4: Arrive in Hanoi in the morning, check into the hotel, and rest. Then, explore Hanoi city, including St. Joseph’s Cathedral and Tran Quoc Pagoda, and go shopping in Hanoi. Day 5: In the morning, visit Cong Cafe in central Hanoi, buy souvenirs, pack your belongings, and head to the airport.

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#TravelPlan Sapa, a small town in Vietnam, a land surrounded by mountains and mist, the Switzerland of Vietnam, a romantic resort town full of the perfection and beauty of nature, a popular city for Thais that should be visited at least once in a lifetime. Experience the Alpine roller coaster ride at the Hmong village, experience the lifestyle of the indigenous people at Cat Cat village, a magnificent waterfall, Sapa is a city that anyone can go to, and it doesn't cost much. Day 1 - Take a car to Sapa - Check in at SAPA TT HOMESTAY Day 2 - Go up Fansipan - BABEQ LOCAL STEER FOOD - Stay at Son Ha Hotel Day 3 - Ride the Alpine roller coaster at the Hmong village - Cat Cat village - Take a sleeper bus back to Hanoi 📌 FYI. Now we can travel to Hanoi with only one passport. This is a destination that we would like to recommend to you because it doesn't cost a lot of money, easy to travel, a neighboring country, comfortable food and accommodation at affordable prices, plus the view is beautiful and the nature is magnificent. I guarantee that if you go there, you will definitely like it. #Vietnam #Sapa #SAPATTHOMESTAY #FANSIPAN #Fansipan #Cat Cat Village #STEERFOOD #Alpine #Hmong Village #Hanoi #Sapa #VisitSapa

Discover the charm of Northern Vietnam, from the bustling streets of Hanoi to the misty mountains of Sapa and the breathtaking limestone islands of Ha Long Bay. A journey filled with culture, adventure, and stunning landscapes awaits. Itinerary 🗒️: Day 1: - Small village of Sin Chai, inhabited by Black H’mong people - Hoang Lien National Park & Love Waterfall - Haven Gate (O Quy Ho) - Rong May glass bridge Day 2: - Cat Cat village - Y Linh Ho village - Lao Chai village - Ta Van village Day 3: - Take Fansipan Cable Car 🚠 Day 4: - Halong Bay Cruise 🚢 Day 5: - Stroll within Hanoi town Day 6: - One Pillar Pagoda - Temple of literature (Van Mieu Temple) - Tran Quoc Pagoda, Quan Thanh Temple - Opera House - Hoan Kiem Lake - St. Joseph's Cathedral Hanoi - Cyclo tour around the Old Quarter (36 streets)

#vietnamtrip #hanoi #sapa #vietnam #village #travel #thingstodo #spring Nestled in the misty mountains of Sapa, Cat Cat Village offers a glimpse into the rich traditions of the H’Mong ethnic minority. Wandering through its scenic trails, I was captivated by wooden stilt houses, cascading waterfalls, and locals weaving intricate textiles by hand. The sound of flowing streams and the sight of terraced rice fields make the walk feel magical. Beyond its breathtaking landscapes, the village offers a chance to interact with friendly locals, try authentic H’Mong dishes, and shop for beautiful handmade crafts. If you want to experience authentic culture amidst stunning natural beauty, this is a must-visit!

Tucked away in the lush mountains of Sapa, Vietnam, Cat Cat Village is a charming and culturally rich destination that offers visitors a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the Black Hmong people. Surrounded by terraced rice fields, misty valleys, and cascading waterfalls, this village is a perfect place to experience authentic ethnic culture, handicrafts, and breathtaking landscapes. 🏡 Exploring Cat Cat Village 📍 Location & Getting There: Just 2 km from Sapa town, Cat Cat Village is easily accessible by grab or motorbike. The scenic downhill walk to the village takes about 20–30 minutes, offering stunning views of the Muong Hoa Valley, and many local products for purchasing. There is a small entrance fee to pay before entering the area at the start. 🌿 Cultural & Natural Highlights: Traditional Hmong Houses 🏠: - Built with wooden planks and thatched roofs, these houses showcase Black Hmong architecture and daily life. - Inside, visitors can see woven textiles, handmade tools, and traditional kitchen setups. Handicrafts & Local Workshops 🎨: - The village is famous for its handwoven textiles, batik-dyed fabrics, and silver jewelry. - Visitors can watch artisans at work or even try traditional weaving and embroidery. Cat Cat Waterfall (Tiên Sa Waterfall) 🌊 - A picturesque waterfall surrounded by lush greenery, providing a serene backdrop for photography. - Nearby, you’ll find a wooden watermill and small bamboo bridges, adding to the fairytale-like atmosphere. Cultural Performances & Festivals 🎶: - Traditional Hmong music and dance performances take place at designated spots in the village (Last picture) #vietnamtrip #travel #naturalwonders #thingstodo #familytravel #couplestrip #vietnam #sapa #mountain #hiking #culture

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #Vietnam #Sapa #CatcatVillage Cat Cat Village of the Black Hmong people is a village that lives a simple life. It has beautiful views of rice terraces and nature. Plus, the air is fresh. Cat Cat Village is located in Sapa, Lao Cai Province, in the northernmost part of Vietnam. It is a village of the Black Hmong people who still live a natural way of life. They work in various agricultural occupations. The highlight of the village is the natural view of the forest, waterfalls, and rice terraces that cascade down the mountainside. Because the village is located on a mountain at an altitude of 1,650 meters above sea level, the weather here is cool all year round, especially in winter when some days the temperature can drop below 0 degrees.

#Tourist attraction Tourist attraction 9 in Sapa, Northern Vietnam ♥ Dragon Cloud Glass Bridge It is the first glass bridge in Vietnam Built on the Hoang Lien Son Mountains 2,200 meters above sea level ♥ Sapa Night Market Sapa Night Market is a lively night market with various shops welcoming tourists to visit Both bars and restaurants, including various products ♥ Take a tram up to Fansipan Mountain Along the way, you will see beautiful views of Sapa ♥ Cable car up to Fansipan Mountain Along the way, you will see views of both the forest and the waterfall Throughout the cable car ride ♥ Fansipan Mountain It is the highest mountain in Indochina Which consists of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia With a height of 3,143 meters above sea level Nicknamed the Roof of Indochina ♥ Moana Sapa Cafe A highlight that everyone must stop to take pictures But on the day I went, the cafe was no longer open. There was only a photo spot left For tourists to stop by ♥ Cat Cat Tourism Village Cat Cat Village Tourists can come to walk around the village Come dress up as Vietnamese hill tribes and take pictures ♥ Sapa Lake Square The center of Sapa You can walk around the city There are restaurants, cafes, flower gardens, tree gardens Houses and souvenirs to walk around and see ♥ Sun Plaza The bright yellow building is the building that we will see prominently In the center of Sapa town It is the point to get on the tram and the cable car To go up to the top of Fansipan Mountain #Sapa #Vietnam #VietnamTravel #VietnamTravel

Cat Cat Village is a traditional village of the H’mong ethnic minority in Sapa, northern Vietnam. It is famous for its unique culture and beautiful natural scenery. 1️⃣Best time to visit: The best time to visit Cat Cat Village is from March to May and from September to November, when the weather is pleasant and suitable for outdoor activities. 2️⃣Main attractions: • H’mong cultural experience: Visit traditional H’mong houses and learn about their lifestyle and handicrafts. • Waterfall area: There is a waterfall in the village, where visitors can take photos and enjoy the beauty of nature. • Handicraft market: There are several small shops in the village, selling local handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional clothing. 3️⃣Recommended activities: • Hiking: Hike from Sapa town to Cat Cat Village along the beautiful mountain trails and enjoy the stunning views of the rice terraces and mountains. • Photography: Cat Cat Village's natural scenery and traditional architecture are a paradise for photography enthusiasts. • Experience H’mong clothing: Rent traditional H’mong clothing in the village and take commemorative photos. 4️⃣Transportation suggestions: The distance from Sapa town to Cat Cat Village is about 2.5 kilometers. Visitors can choose to hike or take a taxi. 5️⃣Accommodation recommendations: • Luxury hotel: Sapa Jade Hill Resort & Spa, offering luxurious accommodation and excellent service. • Budget-friendly guesthouse: Sapa Eden Hotel, offering comfortable accommodation and friendly hosts. 6️⃣Food recommendations: • H’mong barbecue: Try the local barbecue, which is unique in flavor. • Bamboo rice: Rice steamed in bamboo, with a fragrant aroma. • Local fruits: Savor fresh tropical fruits, such as mangosteen and durian. 7️⃣Notes: • Tickets: To visit Cat Cat Village, you need to purchase tickets, which cost about 70,000 Vietnamese dong. • Clothing suggestions: It is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes for walking on mountain trails. • Respect local culture: When visiting, please respect the lifestyle and customs of the local residents.

Cat Cat means waterfall in French, so this is a small village with multiple waterfalls. The old street is not far from Cat Cat and can be reached on foot. However, you need to descend a flight of stairs to enter. There aren't many tourists in the village, although there is an entrance fee. It feels a bit commercialized, but the weather is nice and it's a pleasant walk.