Sapa / Bac Ha Market & Ban Pho Corn Wine Village
Sapa · Sunday only
The region’s most colourful ethnic market, on Sunday only.
6:30 AM, ~5:00 PM · Private guide
What to expect.
A Sunday-only journey from Sapa to Bac Ha, the largest ethnic market in the region, full of colourful Flower H’Mong stalls, costumes and livestock trading. Continue to Ban Pho village to see how traditional corn wine is made, with an optional tasting and a walk through the surrounding countryside.
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Good to know before you go.
A full day to the Bac Ha Sunday market, the most colourful ethnic minority market in the northern highlands, with its textiles, produce and livestock, plus a visit to the Ban Pho corn-wine village.
Sundays only, as that is when the Bac Ha market takes place, so it is worth planning your Sapa stay around it if you can.
Around two and a half to three hours each way, which is why it is an early start and a full day.
Flower Hmong people in their bright dress, stalls of textiles, herbs and produce, a busy livestock section and food stalls for a local lunch.
It is well known, but it remains a working market where local people trade, so it keeps its atmosphere, especially early in the day.
It is a highlight if your Sapa dates include a Sunday. See things to do in Sapa and browse more Sapa tours; we will fold it into your private itinerary.
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