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Tam
Duong
Tam Duong is the obscure town between
Sapa and
Lai Chau. While the town is nothing special, it's the usual lunch stop of travelers making this trip by 4WD. When the road gets particularly bad after a heavy rain, the 'lunch stop' may turn into a ' overnight stop' (or even the 'turn-around point').
The local market, about midway through town on National Highway 12, is worth a visit. The majority of people are colorful Montagnards from nearby villages, although the ethnic - Vietnamese are still the largest single group. If you are not rushing to get to Sapa or Laichau, it is a definite possibility to base yourself in
Tam Duong for a few days and explore the surrounding area.
The drive from Tam Duong to Sapa along Route 4D, Threading the
Fansipan Mountain Range and the China border, is perhaps the most beautiful stretch of road in
Vietnam.
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Lai Chau travel guide
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Tours to Lai Chau
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