🏰'Howl's Moving Castle' Live-Action Sapa Travel🇻🇳

#VietnamTravel 📍 Cat Cat Village Thôn, Cát Cát, Sa Pa, Lào Cai, Vietnam 📍 Fansi Pan 8Q3F+8X Tam Đường District, Lai Chau Vietnam I took a sleeping bus from Hanoi to Sapa. The reason I visited Sapa was to see the scenery that resembled ‘Howl’s Moving Castle’, but I heard that it is a place where it is difficult to see a clear sky because it is often cloudy. It was cloudy when I went, but thanks to the fog and haze, I could feel an even more mysterious and cartoon-like atmosphere. Cat Cat Village I visited Cat Cat Village as the first destination of my Sapa trip, and as soon as I arrived at the village, I felt like I was in an animation. The fog covered every corner of the village in the cloudy weather, making it even more dreamy, and it felt like I was traveling to a small European village. The buildings and scenery are unique and beautiful, so no matter where you take a picture, you will get a great shot. I recommend you visit Cat Cat Village at least once! Fansipan Next, I challenged Fansipan. The journey to the top was quite difficult. I had to change cable cars two or three times while climbing, and I was physically exhausted due to altitude sickness. However, when I arrived at the top of Fansipan and saw the spectacular view in all directions, I felt like all the hardships were worth it. The scenery that made me feel like I was walking in the sky was so beautiful that I can't express it in words. Tip: Make sure to use the monorail for the last section! Even if you have some energy left, walking up without the monorail is really hard. The trip to Sapa was difficult, but it was rewarding and left me with unique memories. If you want to experience the unique charm of northern Vietnam, go to Sapa!