Hi there Kim.. I did put her link in the video description but let me share it here with you as well: www.airbnb.com/experiences/4747551 Hope you will have a memorable time in Sapa and let Dinh be your guide through all the unique experiences.
You found the perfect tour guide. She didn't take advantage of you. I'm Hmong also and she's very knowledgeable of our culture at such a young age. I could tell, she's a very capable Hmong woman. Me, I've been brainwashed by the Americans : ). Traditionally, she makes the perfect Hmong wife. Her husband is very lucky. Thanks for an excellent video. I enjoyed it.
Thanks for sharing and yes she was indeed a great guide and more importantly, great person too. Would you mind elaborating what you meant by 'brainwashed by American' and how it affect your preferences?
Thank you so much for those kind words and support. I've been wanting to visit Sapa for years and years and so glad I finally got to do it. I only wished I stayed 1 extra night... oh well.
amazing video, sir i prepare got sapa .. i just wanna ask you, how much money you take the eletric vechile to top off bus station? and how much money you from station the bike to town?
Hi there Oliver. Thanks for dropping by the channel and for your questions. The electric vehicle costs VND 20,000 (USD 0.80) per person and the bike into town was VND 50,000 (USD 2.00) per person. Safe travels to Sapa and have a memorable time there my friend!
@@oliverchannel1558 oh yeah its quite affordable for a 'tourist' destination. I am very sure Sapa will grow on you during your stay. Have a great time once again!
Yes you could via the main attractions like what I did because I technically had only 30 hours in Sapa. An extra day I would have gone for a night stay at the H'mong village.
I think they should not charge the entry fee, instead of that they should improve the services inside the village so tourists will feel more reasonable when spending money
Thanks for your sharing Jamie. I actually don't mind paying an entry fee but perhaps much cheaper while as you said, provide better facilities and attractions for me to spend more in the village to support the locals which I would love to do so.
Nice video. It gives a clear picture of Cat Cat Village. Am going there in October so it’s really helpful.
Most welcome Lim. I'm sure you will enjoy your time there but do wear comfortable walking shoes. Have fun!
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Thanks for the support 🙏🏻
Please give me information about your tourguide i want to contact her. Thank you!
Hi there Kim.. I did put her link in the video description but let me share it here with you as well:
www.airbnb.com/experiences/4747551
Hope you will have a memorable time in Sapa and let Dinh be your guide through all the unique experiences.
You found the perfect tour guide. She didn't take advantage of you. I'm Hmong also and she's very knowledgeable of our culture at such a young age. I could tell, she's a very capable Hmong woman. Me, I've been brainwashed by the Americans : ). Traditionally, she makes the perfect Hmong wife. Her husband is very lucky. Thanks for an excellent video. I enjoyed it.
Thanks for sharing and yes she was indeed a great guide and more importantly, great person too. Would you mind elaborating what you meant by 'brainwashed by American' and how it affect your preferences?
@@WanderEats Brainwashed just my saying of having lost some cultural values and being Americanized. Not meant to be negative.
@@tsuvtom7668 oh I know it wasn't... just curious how it affected your choices that's all. Anyways thanks once again for sharing!
Nice village tour.
Yes it was indeed. Thanks for the support!
Wow i really enjoy your video ❤. Planning to go to Sapa also next year during CNY
Thank you so much for those kind words and support. I've been wanting to visit Sapa for years and years and so glad I finally got to do it. I only wished I stayed 1 extra night... oh well.
amazing video, sir i prepare got sapa .. i just wanna ask you, how much money you take the eletric vechile to top off bus station? and how much money you from station the bike to town?
Hi there Oliver. Thanks for dropping by the channel and for your questions. The electric vehicle costs VND 20,000 (USD 0.80) per person and the bike into town was VND 50,000 (USD 2.00) per person. Safe travels to Sapa and have a memorable time there my friend!
@@WanderEats thanks for answer me .. its cheap 🤑🤗
@@oliverchannel1558 oh yeah its quite affordable for a 'tourist' destination. I am very sure Sapa will grow on you during your stay. Have a great time once again!
How's the overall trip to Sapa?
Very memorable but rushed. Wish I stayed 1 more night to truly enjoy Sapa.
Can we cover sapa in 2 days?
Yes you could via the main attractions like what I did because I technically had only 30 hours in Sapa. An extra day I would have gone for a night stay at the H'mong village.
I so very really need to bring my wife here 😂
lmao... yes very much indeed so Cat can enjoy Cat Cat :)
2016-2017 we went to Cat Cat village for free 😂, Things changed
Wow really? Commercialism took over I guess but if it does provide opportunities for the local H'mong people, I guess it's a good thing.
I think they should not charge the entry fee, instead of that they should improve the services inside the village so tourists will feel more reasonable when spending money
Thanks for your sharing Jamie. I actually don't mind paying an entry fee but perhaps much cheaper while as you said, provide better facilities and attractions for me to spend more in the village to support the locals which I would love to do so.