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Cargo Club Cafe & Restaurant (카고 클럽)

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10:00~22:00

Cao lau (Hoian style vietnamese rice noodles) ---------------- VND 75,000
White rose dumplings(5pcs) ---------------- VND 75,000
Crispy fried wontons ---------------- VND 105,000
Tomahawk ---------------- VND 2,450,000
Margharita Pizza ---------------- VND 195,000

The Cargo Club is a popular restaurant in Hoi An. It offers both Vietnamese and Western dishes.
A unique open air restaurant that combines bakery, c ... More

#Hoian #호이안 #Old town #night market #야시장 #terrace #dessert #투본강뷰 #Cao lau #카오라우 #호이안전통음식 #베트남음식

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+84 235 3911 227 | https://www.facebook.com/CargoClubCafeRestaurant/

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Mu Cang Chai (무깡차이)

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09:00~18:00

Entrance fee ---------------- VND 90,000

Mu Cang Chai is home to some of Asia’s most magnificent cultivated topography. Rice terraces coil in ribbons around the hills to spectacular effect, l ... More

Mu Cang Chai is home to some of Asia’s most magnificent cultivated topography. Rice terraces coil in ribbons around the hills to spectacular effect, luring photographers, hikers, and avid motorbikers.
Mu Cang Chai’s sheer rice terraces were sculpted over centuries of small-scale cultivation. Each season brings its own charm.
During the summer, the terraces bulge with ripening rice stems that blanket the hills in a vibrant green. By early autumn, the rice plants have turned a bewitching golden yellow, ready for the harvest. In wintertime, the lonely terraces fill with water, creating cascading rows of reflective infinity pools. Once spring comes, the terraces transform into anthills of activity, as the farmers plant a new crop.
Mu Cang Chai is mainly populated by the Black Hmong, a subgroup of one of Vietnam’s largest ethnicities. Pretty Hmong villages are dotted around the district. Each one offers a glimpse into a rich culture.
Unlike many other minority groups in Vietnam, the Hmong don’t live in raised houses on wooden stilts. Instead, they build their homes on flattened earth. Hmong textile culture is highly developed, and you’ll find that many villagers – both men and women – still wear the traditional dress. Black Hmong men typically wear dark tunics and hats, while women wear longer tunics with arms and waistbands in bright colours.
Mu Cang Chai is one of the best places in Vietnam to take on the roads. You’ll find quality strips of tarmac that weave around oval hills and sky-high dirt tracks that cling to near-vertical cliff faces. Whether you want a gentle ride following trickling rivers or an adrenaline-filled dirt bike experience, Mu Cang Chai provides the stage.
Notable main roads include the magnificent stretch between Mu Cang Chai town and Tu Le via the Khau Pha mountain pass. For a gentle ride through ethnic Thai villages, continue to Nghia Lo before circling back. Off the main road, a ride up to Mo De village offers more great views on a mostly paved road.

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+84 822 338 473

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Shin Chai Village (신차이 마을)

Sapa > (Attraction)

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09:00~18:00

Sin Chai village is home of the Red Dao people. Where the women wear beautifully embroidered garments with silver jewellery and a huge turban. The vil ... More

#Terraced Rice Fields #계단식논 #신짜이 #신차이 #Sapa #Red Zao people #trekking #소수민족 #laocai

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+84 98 958 74 00

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