[2024 San Sa Ho Attraction] Travel Guide for Cat Cat village (Updated Nov)

Experiencing Cat Cat Village- wearing the traditional costume

#travelanywhere Wandering through the charming Cat Cat Village, I embraced the vibrant culture by donning a traditional costume. Nestled in the picturesque hills of Vietnam, this village offers a glimpse into the rich heritage of the Hmong people. The intricate patterns and vivid colors of my attire made me feel deeply connected to the local traditions. Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and warm-hearted villagers, my visit to Cat Cat Village was a journey back in time, celebrating the beauty and simplicity of life in the highlands. This moment captured the essence of cultural immersion and timeless beauty.#vietnam #travel

Sapa Cat Cat village

Sapa Cat Cat village

A Roadtrip To Sapa(Cat Cat Village)

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

Beautiful tribal village in Sapa

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.

Trip to Sapa, Vietnam 🇻🇳

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

7 Days in Hanoi

🗺️ 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

Cat Cat Village, Sapa, Vietnam 🇻🇳

Nice Village, thay called Cat Cat Village. Very interesting in SAPA town at Vietnam 🇻🇳. 📍Address: Cat Cat Village, Sapa, Vietnam 🇻🇳 💞Reasons to Recommend: Very Nice 👍 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Traditional dress 👗 & Traditional dance 💃 💰Average Price per Person: 150,000 VND entrance fee We can rent Traditional dress 👗. Around about 50,000 VND ~ 250,000 VND. I like very much 😘 #familytravel #100waysoftravel #travel #thingstodo #citydaytours #vietnam

Full immersion in the nature

#100WaysOfTravel #localguides #historicallandmarks 📍Address: cat cat village 💰Average Price per Person: 150.000vnd 📍Address:Sapa 💞Reasons to Recommend:wonderful waterfalls

Explore the Mountain Secrets and Ethnic Charm of Cat Cat Village

Cat Cat Village is located in the Sapa region of northern Vietnam. It is a small village rich in minority culture and natural beauty. The terraced fields here are spectacular and enchanting, especially on misty days, making you feel like you're in a fairyland. The village's traditional wooden houses, unique handicrafts, and simple villagers showcase the area's long-standing culture. Walking along the winding mountain paths, you can enjoy waterfalls and small bridges along the way, giving you a sense of returning to simplicity and tranquility. Whether for cultural exploration or getting close to nature, Cat Cat Village is an ideal travel destination.

Cat Cat village in Vietnam 🇻🇳

#traveldiaries Set in the Muong Hoa Valley, Cat Cat Village is known for its natural beauty, and H'mong culture and traditions. Traditional wood huts, some serving as homestays, overlook mountainside rice field terraces. On Si Bridge, visitors pass stalls selling H'mong handicrafts, homemade corn wine, and natural. And Cat Cat Village in Sapa is a charming destination known for its ethnic Hmong culture and scenic landscapes. Visitors often appreciate the traditional handicrafts, cultural performances, and trekking opportunities. The entrance fee for adult is 150,000VND/person. Children between 1 and 1.3 meters tall: 70,000VND/person. Children under 1 meter tall: Free of charge. #vietnam #localguides

Cat-Cat Village and Its Beautiful Nature

After a long hike of Fansipan, me and my friend decide to the famous Cat Cat Village. Never imagine that I will see a beautiful nature combine with traditionality this beautiful. They preserve their culture and nature well. Its rainy when I’m there but it put such romance and warm ambience. Its quite cold also so better warm yourself by wearing a bit thick cold there.

Cat Cat Village - Mesmerising Places to Visit in SaPa

#travelanywhere 5 hours train ride from Hanoi will take you to the one of the most beautiful places in Vietnam. SaPa. One of the main attractions there is Cat Cat Village which is located 3km from the main plaza. We get there by motorbike which take around 10 minutes from our hotel. The ticket price is 150k vnd. You can tour inside the village by walk but I recommend take motorbike and tour around the village since it is between the hills. The tour around the village will take about 3 hours to enjoy all of it. #catcatvillage #sapa #awesomepic #buddies

Vinpearl Land, an amusement park + water park + aquarium in Nha Trang!

#JuneTravelSupportEvent Vinpearl Land, an amusement park in Nha Trang I always recommend you to go there because it was really great The reason is because it's an amusement park that doesn't exist in Korea! It's an amusement park + water park + aquarium all in one place ~~! You can play in the water at the water park, ride the roller coaster, and even the aquarium..! I definitely recommend it to families with babies, but it's also a big amusement park for couples, and it's really fun all day long I came for two days because it was bigger and better than I thoughtㅋㅋ

A Glimpse into Amazing culture

Th Overall, Sapa Catcat village offers a unique and enriching experience for those seeking to connect with authentic culture and natural beauty. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the region.

Sapa cat cat village

I made my way to cat cat village while I was traveling in Vietnam sapa previously. There is an entrance fee required to enter and thereafter you can explore this cool village all on your own. Don’t need any tour guides it’s just a simple one way down. You’ll get to see the nice pretty waterfalls and their people here dressed up in the traditional costume. Overall it’s quite a fun and nice place to be at. And I will recommend visiting if you are in sapa Vietnam.

#catcatvillage A beautiful traditional village that you must visit if you’re in Sapa. Do note that there is an entrance fee and there are a lot of uphills, downhills and steps that might be exhausting but it’s a beautiful village. Best to visit in spring, autumn and summer as it wouldn’t be so cold and muddy...The main attraction was the waterfall and the bridge area. Yes it was beautiful but Cat Cat Village is more to market than the village itself. You can’t really see and feel the culture because it is just full of shops and it's just walk trip market..But it has beautiful scenery and products here are very good quality and handmade and we even bought beautiful bags for my in Law.

Stairway down to cat cat village

#thingstodo I arrived to cat cat village sapa by walking from my hotel entrance to here. Took me about 20 minutes. Then I paid for the entrance fee and was greeted with lots of stairs down. Over here the first thing you see is a super good view! And then you can pay to take photos at some of their photo spots but mostly to enjoy the nice view all around. Looking at the plantations and all. Lots of locals here. Recommend to just take a short nice stroll and enjoy.

Charming Old Village Of Cat Cat In Sapa

#hiddengems #sapa #laocai #traditional #catcatvillage #culture Cat Cat Village is a must go to when visiting Sapa which will more often be included in a tour together when you are here. The village is quite close to the city centre of Sapa, probably a 15-20mins drive where you will be able to understand the way of life of the H'mong people in their peaceful, and breathtaking villages. There will be several stores here selling traditional handcrsfts, dyed clothes(self made) and also there will be shows/performance from the villages for tourists. This is a great place to visit, especially the walk from the drop off point to the Cat Cat Village, you will be also created with the beautiful rice field on a clear day and have a breath of the amazing fresh air and cooling weather.

Immerse in Culture and Scenery: Cat Cat Village Travel Guide

Cat Cat Village is home to the Hmong ethnic group who have lived here for generations. Here you can explore the traditional stilt houses, experience the local culture and take in the beautiful scenery 🛖 ★ The entrance fee is 150,000 Dong per person ★ If you’re riding a scooter here the parking fee is 10,000 Dong ★ Upon purchasing a ticket make sure to grab a map from the ticket counter so you can easily navigate around the village. ★ Cat Cat Village is open from 6am to 5:30pm Things to do at Cat Cat Village: ☆ Shop for local handicrafts ☆ See the impressive Cat Cat waterfalls and waterwheels ☆ Learn about Hmong culture ☆ Watch a cultural dance performance ☆ Try the local cuisine ☆ Dress up in their traditional costume and have your photos taken (Giot Studio) Which photo is your fave? 🥰 📌 Save this post for when you visit Sapa cr:alikainwanderlust

Cat Cat Village in Sapa

#schoolholidays Cat Cat Village the most attractive scenics in Sapa. It is a lovely village with peaceful views & serene atmosphere. We went in December and the weather is cold. As we explore the picturesque scenes of Sapa, we were awed by the mighty mountains, immense forests, beautiful terraced fields, amazing valleys, and stunning waterfalls. We did a little shopping at the village too. You can find range of items, from packaged and fresh food to handicrafts and clothes at reasonable prices. We enjoyed the rural feeling of ancient village here. Worth a visit if you have spare time.

Cat Cat Village Sapa Vietnam

Exploring Cat Cat Village in Sapa Vietnam#sapavietnam

mysterious cat cat village at sapa, vietnam

these place showcases how the original indegenous live back in the days where theres no electricity. their creative design for kampong houses nicely blend with the valley and river slopes are amazing. truly an awesome and inspiring trips with beautiful landscapes and fresh air. the cat cat village people are stunning! with their costume represent each and every culture and races. i love that my own costume “kadazan” blend with their costume as well and one tips, when passing by the village there will be a lot of shops selling thier craft for souvenirs. these shops stretches untill the end of cat cat village. so buy the ones thats at the end because it is much cheaper than the ones near the entrance.

After arriving in Sapa, we visited CatCat Village - a famous village visited by travelers from all over the world. Here, we walked all the way down the slopes and stairs through the woods. Looking from a distance, it was like walking into a paradise in a valley. The cottages were built along the valley, with small bridges crossing the valley and large and small waterfalls. The scenery was pleasant and travelers also able to captured many beautiful photos. We can also sit quietly and enjoy the scenery or walk along the valley to absorb the aura of the valley. In addition, we can also experience local traditional ethnic costumes and travel through the village. From winding little streets, ancient houses, craft villages, white foaming waterfalls to unique performances by local artisans. Passing through the steep stone road, a beautiful scenery unfolds in front of you. A whole white waterfall with fast flowing water; a huge water wheel, a crumbling bamboo bridge, a wooden swing, and a simple hut. This is CatCat Village in Sapa. #freehotelstay

Fairyland on Earth in Vietnam

#hiddengems Everyone is talking about going to Sapa but have you heard about this little fairy village? Come close, let me tell you this. If you ever have a chance to visit Sapa, make sure to spend some time to Cat Cat Village that’s just 20 minutes from the Sapa Town. The ambience is so therapeutic and each corner feels like in a fairyland. They preserve their culture very firmly that you can found many unique tools and foods here. Tips: 1. You can take either motorcycle or taxi to bring you here but I must tell you wear a proper shoe cause you will need to climb up and down some stairs because this village is located as the valley. 2. Have a visit on the morning so that you won’t encounter so many people and feel the cold breeze of the mountains. 3. Yes, you will need to pay the entrance but worry not it’s worth every penny. Cheers!!!

Cat Cat Village

Cat Cat Village - Sapa, Vietnam! Cat Cat village is an ethnic village of the H'mong People located approximately 2 km from the Sapa center. The road to the village is easy and it takes about 30 minutes to reach the place. The roadside scenery is quite poetic, so walk at your pace, and delve into the majestic mountains. On way to Cat Cat village, many lovely cafes can be spotted with breathtaking mountain views to relax and enjoy some food. In the village, H’mong people can be seen making traditional handicraft products and selling costumes and handbags from brocade, silver and bronze jewelry such as rings, bracelets, necklaces, etc. This village attracts visitors with its natural landscape and the unique and diverse traditional culture of ethnic minority. Visitors can interact with local people, know about their customs, and immerse in the gentle dances. Tien Sa waterfall is also one of the most popular attractions here well-known for it's romantic natural scenery. Another exciting thing to do in Cat Cat village is to try the costumes of the H’mong people and take pictures. SAVE & SHARE this post with travellers who are going to visit Sapa, if have time and enjoy trekking, this village is suitable for half a day exploring. FOLLOW our IG page @traveltolalaland. #visitvietnam #travelvietnam #vietnamtrip #vietnamtourism #explorevietnam #amazingvietnam #sapa #sapavietnam #sapavalley #sapatour #catcatvillage #mytravelvlog

Cat Cat village - Charming nature and culture

☺️ It is an ethnic H'Mong community located at the foot of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. 🛵🚕 It's around 2km from Sapa's centre and may be reached by motorbike or cab. Besides, an entrance ticket of VND 90k per adult is required, which may be obtained on-site or online. 🤩 What to do here: - Trying on H'Mong outfits - Exploring the ethnic culture through their handicrafts, naturally dyed clothes,... - Delving into the breathtaking nature #timetotravel #mytripvlog #naturalwonders #culture #tripblazers

Cat Cat Village, Sa Pa: A rich cultural heritage

Tucked away in the misty mountains of Sa Pa, Cat Cat Village beckons with its authentic charm and captivating landscapes. This ethnic H'mong village offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Northern Vietnam. The price for entrance ticket is 100.000 VND/person (2019). The scenic trek to Cat Cat Village is an adventure in itself, with terraced rice fields and cascading waterfalls adorning the path. The journey rewards you with breathtaking views of the lush valleys and majestic mountains. As you wander through the village, immerse yourself in the rustic beauty of wooden houses and narrow alleys. The sounds of flowing water and chirping birds create a serene ambiance, inviting moments of tranquility and contemplation. Cat Cat Village's charm lies in its simplicity and cultural authenticity. Engage with the locals, taste traditional delicacies, and learn about their customs and traditions. For nature enthusiasts and culture aficionados, Cat Cat Village offers an enriching experience. The sense of community, the beauty of the surroundings, and the warm hospitality of the H'mong people make this journey a cherished memory. Sa Pa's allure extends beyond its famed rice terraces, and Cat Cat Village is a prime example of the region's cultural richness. Embrace the harmony of nature and traditions, and let the village's tranquil beauty leave an indelible mark on your heart. #northernvietnam #northvietnam #vietnam #vietnamtravel #catcatvillage

The best waterfall experience I had

Address - Cat Cat village Ambiance/Facilities - great Highlights - village performance Avg. Price per Person - 10,000vnd Rating - 4/5

Cat Cat village in Sapa

Getting There - On the journey to discover Cat Cat village, there are 2 roads that will surely leave you with the most impressions. This is the road leading to Cat Cat village and the stairway from the gate of Cat Cat village leading the entrance to the inside of the village. Attractions - On the stone steps you will see the best of these houses. Although small and simple, it is very pretty with a few flower pots, plant pots placed on the roof, sometimes a wooden swing in front of the house for children to play. It can be said that the village center is the most prominent stop in the journey to discover Cat Cat village. Crossing the steep, stone-paved road, a whole beautiful scenery will open up before your eyes, but you should pay attention because this road is quite slippery. A whole white waterfall, fast flowing with murmuring sound. There are quite a few interesting things here for you to discover. The giant watermills, the bamboo bridge precariously over the rolling waterfall, the wooden swings, the rustic cottages, etc. make you not miss to leave. Hotels - Cat Cat Homestay Shopping - souvenir shops #mytripvlog

Cat Cat Village without cats!

Cat Cat Village is located in the mountain Valley of Sapa Vietnam, which gathered various cultural ethnic groups selling handcraft and presenting performances. it's primarily lots of uneven stairways going up and down following the hilly landscape, which took us almost 3 hours to walk the entire place without much stopping. Entrance fee vnd150k per entry. You can also rent a cultural costume for pl better photo effects too! #culturalvillages #sapavietnam #couplestrip #passionpassport #themepark #tripblazers