Some of these landscapes seem repetitive, but it never gets old. For more info on our time trekking through Sapa, see the Sapa, Vietnam post.

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A horse made of ferns given to us by one of the Black Hmong women who walked with us

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

Looking over the edge into a valley of rice terraces

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

A Black Hmong woman

The scenery of Sapa

Black Hmong handicrafts

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

Rice growing in terraces

The scenery of Sapa

Hanging by the swimming hole

The scenery of Sapa

Our swimming hole

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

Zazaa with her mother, sister, and father

An ~8 year old babysitter

The scenery of Sapa

He kept us up all night…

Our guides weren’t interested in swimming

Zazaa’s brother caught a baby bird

A young babysitter

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

Hanging by the swimming hole

Huge moth

Hmong laundry drying

The scenery of Sapa

Black Hmong women

The scenery of Sapa

Our guide Zazaa (second from right) and friends

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

The scenery of Sapa

Girl selling flowers

The scenery of Sapa

A very pregnant pig

Baby swallows in their nest

The scenery of Sapa

Independent kids

Boy riding a water buffalo

Waterfall

Waterfall

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