Sapa - After a hearty breakfast, we hike up Ham Rong Mountain in Sapa with our tour guide (Chai) was a truly invigorating experience, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and a sense of adventure as I ascended the rugged terrain.
Entrance to Ham Rong mountain |
Starting our hike at around 9 am., I could feel the cool mountain breeze as I made my way through the neatly paved paths at the base of the mountain.
Ham Rong Mountain, located right in the heart of Sapa, is easily accessible from the town center, and it is well-known for its beautiful gardens, impressive rock formations, and panoramic views of the region.
This hike is not particularly difficult but provides a good balance between physical activity and scenic enjoyment.
my dragon |
The trail winds through beautiful orchid gardens, where vibrant flowers in full bloom greeted me along the way. These gardens are a testament to the diversity of flora that thrives in the cool climate of Sapa, with a wide variety of orchids and other mountain flowers decorating the path.
As we continued our ascent, the trail gradually became steeper, and the terrain shifted from flower gardens to rocky outcrops. The transition in landscape was dramatic, with large rock formations rising up around me, creating a surreal environment. These natural stone sculptures, carved by centuries of weathering, added a sense of mystery and wonder to the hike. Along the way, there were a few viewpoints that provided a glimpse of the town of Sapa below, nestled among the terraced rice fields and mist-covered mountains.
Dragon claw |
very tight passage |
Sapa Lake |
I took a brief rest at one of the observation platforms, which offered a perfect vantage point to take in the beauty of Sapa. From here, the terraced rice fields below looked like a patchwork of green and gold, reflecting the region's agricultural heritage. The view was made even more mesmerizing by the morning mist, which slowly lifted as the sun rose higher in the sky.
With our tour guide, Chai |
Top of the World |
And then back to the Hotel for the long journey to Hanoi. Bon Voyage ! till we meet again Sapa.....
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