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Sapa is a mountain resort in Lao Cai Province in northwestern Vietnam, at an elevation of about 1,600 m. Starting from a town opened as a summer retreat in the French colonial era, it spreads out with Hmong and Dao villages, terraced rice paddies stepping down the slopes, and Mount Fansipan, Vietnam's highest peak. It's a "mountain trip" where trekking through the valleys, rather than walking the town, takes the lead...

The Mekong Delta is a vast water region in southern Vietnam where the Mekong River splits into many branches and pours into the sea. Floating markets, orchards, and canal cruises through palm groves take the lead, visited from Ho Chi Minh City as a day trip to a several-day circuit. It's a region where you can feel "life on the water" firsthand. This page covers everything from the town's overall picture...

Hoi An is a port town in central Vietnam, an ancient town whose old quarter, a World Heritage Site, remains just as it was. At night, countless lanterns light up and a scene unfolds of paper lanterns drifting on the river's surface. You can enjoy tailored clothing, local food, and walks through the artisans' town, making it one of Vietnam's most atmospheric towns. This page gives an overview of the town...

Rei Kojima's coffee business begins in Dak Nong in Vietnam's central highlands. Centered on Robusta, we introduce a new Vietnamese coffee venture that conveys everything from origin and farm to processing background.