Welcome to Nyobzoo Sapa
Nyobzoo Sa Pa is a working facility for local Hmong women, we have a dedicated, administrative team. We not only create handmade products but also bring local cultural values to international friends.
Read MoreHow we trek
Walk on beautiful roads, admire the Northwest mountains and forests, pass through super ancient and peaceful villages, and observe the life of rural villages, ethnic minority groups, and how they live on the hills. Surely the life of ethnic minorities will be very different from your city and country.
Read MoreHomestay
Experiencing the life of indigenous people through the three words "eating together, living together, and working together", you will discover the lives of indigenous people, and you will also see the beautiful scenery of the valley. The wonderful terraced fields. Pretty. You will experience life in a traditional house, cooking dishes grown by indigenous people. Hmong houses usually have 3 rooms including the first room with a fireplace, the middle room with a worship room, and a kitchen. Before building a house, Hmong people often invite the most knowledgeable and respected people in the village to dig 3 holes, symbolizing the three rooms of the house. The direction of the oven must be towards the rising sun, and the kitchen must be towards the setting sun.
Read MoreHandicrafts
With the skillful hands of Hmong women, we Hmong women have used our hands to create handmade products, which are not only gifts for tourists but also represent the cultural value of women and are also a beauty unique to women. When you come to Sa Pa, you will see in the villages of the Hmong and Dao people, they all sit in front of their houses or by the fire to embroider, sew clothes, and weave fabric. When you come here, you will not only be able to experience but also give your family meaningful gifts bearing the characteristics of the indigenous people, where you have visited.
Read MoreWorkshop
When coming to Sa Pa, you will experience embroidery courses, beeswax painting, indigo dyeing, and hand weaving. You will be taught directly by native speakers. All guides and teachers speak English. Hmong and Red Dao girls have learned to embroider, learn to paint with beeswax, and learn to sew clothes since childhood, which are traditional crafts passed down from generation to generation. Every girl can make her costume when she is 14 years old.
Read MoreLunches
If you want to eat at a local's house, you can buy food to cook together with your tour guide and experience family dishes. That's a great idea. You can go with your tour guide. Plan to cook together. In case you are tired and don't want to cook, don't worry, your tour guide's family will have someone to help cook for you. All fruits and vegetables are grown at home so they are safe and organic.
Read MoreMarket tours
We also do day tours to some of the bigger markets in the area: Coc Ly market on Tuesdays, Can Cau market on Saturdays, and Bac Ha market on Sundays. The price depends on whether you depart from Sa Pa (private car or shared bus or from Lao Cai (private car only).
Read MoreHEMP & EMBROIDERY
Specializes in Handicraft products made by ethnic minorities in Sa Pa, focusing mainly on the Hmong people. recycled products, natural handmade fabrics such as hemp fabric, hand-embroidered patterns. We specially accept wholesale and retail international delivery.
- Hemp Fabric
- Interior
- Gift
- Hmong traditional clothes
SHEET TREKKING
Going to Vietnam? Come and join us in the mountains! We’ll show you the best spots and guarantee you’ll get an unforgettable experience. You will experience culture, agriculture, and explore the wild lands and majestic nature of the Northwest mountains and forests.
HOMESTAY
Experiencing the life of indigenous people through the three words "eating together, living together, and working together", you will discover the lives of indigenous people, and you will also see the beautiful scenery of the valley. The wonderful terraced fields. Pretty. You will experience life in a traditional house, cooking dishes grown by indigenous people. Hmong houses usually have 3 rooms including the first room with a fireplace, the middle room with a worship room, and a kitchen. Before building a house, Hmong people often invite the most knowledgeable and respected people in the village to dig 3 holes, symbolizing the three rooms of the house. The direction of the oven must be towards the rising sun, and the kitchen must be towards the setting sun.
Homestays are a type of Inn that is normally run by local families down in the valley. When you choose to stay the night at a homestay you wake up already in the valley, which enables you to explore more of the scenery. The guests share one big loft room, on the second floor of a traditional house. The host and their family stay in a separate part of the house. There are no private bedrooms in the homestays. There are hot showers, western standard toilets, beds, and tasty traditional food. The homestays are clean and safe.
WORKSHOP
Experience cultural activities with indigenous people, participate in courses on embroidery, dyeing indigo fabric, and painting beeswax on hemp fabric.
Learn to embroider
Here you will learn to embroider and create patterns as you like. Patterns are mainly inspired by flowers, grass, and animals.
Learn to dye hemp fabric
You will learn how to dye natural hemp fabrics with natural indigo. The ingredients are all-natural, environmentally friendly products.
Learn to batik
You will learn how to draw beeswax on hemp fabric, how to process beeswax and heat it before painting on fabric, you will interact with Hmong artisans who have more than 20 years of experience to draw beeswax art.
Learn to weaving
Learn to weave hemp from local artisans and see how long it takes them to make a traditional costume.
ABOUT US
Nyobzoo Sa Pa is a working facility for local Hmong women, we have a dedicated, administrative team. We not only create handmade products but also bring local cultural values to international friends.
Tailor team
Hello! we are women born and raised in the Hmong community, taught the craft by our parents since childhood, every Hmong family has a tradition of weaving, which is an indispensable profession for the people. women. Handmade cloth weaving is also a measure of the standard value of a woman in the Hmong ethnic community.
Lý Thị Lan
Hey! I am Lang, the creator of the Hemp & Embroidery shop in Sapa, Vietnam. I was born in Lao Chai Village, often called Muong Hoa Valley. I have more than 12 years of experience in Hmong handicrafts. I love my culture and my hometown, which is why I developed Hmong handicrafts. I also have experience as a local guide in Sa Pa. I am proud of my hometown; we have many beautiful mountains and rice fields. I would love to share my beautiful village and our culture with everyone all over the world.
HùHu Xa Mạ
I'm Xa Ma, I'm from Liên Minh village. I am Xa Pho ethnic minority I don't understand Hmong language but I love Hmong culture that's why I work with the Hmong people, I have 2 years of experience in Hmong handicrafts and tourism. I graduated from Hanoi Tourism College.
Lồ Thị Mú
Hey, I'm Mú a seller staff, I love my Hmong traditional clothes and I work with Ms Lan for a long time, I have more than 3 years of experience in Hmong handicrafts.
CONTACT US
Location:
7:00-22:00 Sunday-Saturday
26b Cau May ST, Sa Pa town, Lao cai province
Email:
nyobzoosapa.inf@gmail.com
Call:
+84 814 113 458