Fansipan Mountain: Known as the "Roof of Indochina," climbing or taking the cable car up Fansipan can be an exciting adventure for children. The views are breathtaking, and there are usually fun activities at the summit.

Sapa Market: Visiting the local market can be a cultural experience. Kids will enjoy seeing the colorful clothing and handicrafts, and they can taste local snacks.

Cat Cat Village: This traditional Mong village is close to Sa Pa and offers a great opportunity for kids to learn about local culture while exploring its picturesque scenery and waterfalls.

Lao Chai and Ta Van Villages: These villages are a short trek from Sa Pa and provide a fun hiking experience for families. The terraced rice fields and stunning views make for great family photos!

Love Waterfall: A beautiful and accessible waterfall that is particularly lovely in the summer. Kids can enjoy splashing around in the water and hiking the nearby trails.

Tram Ton Pass: Known for its breathtaking views, it’s a great place to stop for photos and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Kids can have a mini photo shoot with the stunning backdrop.

Sapa Lake: A lovely spot for a leisurely walk or picnic. Kids can enjoy watching the local boats and sometimes even feeding the fish.

Local Festivals: If your visit coincides with local festivals, these can be fun events for children to experience, filled with music, dancing, and traditional games.

Rice Field Exploration: Let the children run free in the rice paddies (with supervision!). Summer is when the fields are lush and green, and kids can learn about farming here.

Enjoy infinity pools: wimming pools have a shallow end for kids to play in and there are some floating devices readily available for parents to use while enjoying the water. 

Personal items for children:

- If going in the summer, you only need long pants, socks and a light jacket.

- If going in the winter, you will bring a life jacket, wool hat, mask, socks, shoes, gloves and a scarf, and a heat pad for children.

- If the baby cannot walk or is not walking steadily, parents should bring a baby carrier because they will not be able to walk and carry the baby for several kilometers at the same time.

- Body warming oil.

- Mosquito and insect repellent spray.

- An umbrella.

- A small backpack.

- The family can use a suitcase when going out, but should always bring a small backpack to carry things for the child when going out around town, for example to hold diapers, milk and pants for the child.

- A thermos if going in the winter, suitable for holding hot water.

These spots not only offer fun activities but also create opportunities for children to learn about the local culture and environment./.

Thanh Tuan