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Sapa through the lens of diplomats


More than 70 photos about Sapa taken by diplomats are on display an exhibition which opened in Hanoi on November 9th to popularize the image of Sapa tourism to international friends.

The event is being held by the northern mountainous Lao Cai provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Club for Culture, Economics and International Cooperation and Embassies of Marocco, France, Brunei, Laos, Indonesia, and Venezuela in Vietnam.

Photos reflect unique feelings of Sapa and districts in Lao Cai provinces as well as folklore dances and the beauty of people in this land.

All the photos will be presented to the Lao Cai provincial People’s Committee after the exhibition.

 

Source: CPV

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