In the introduction of Cat Cat village (Sa Pa, Lao Cai), SCMP described this place as breathtakingly beautiful. The typical beauty of this village in Muong Hoa valley is the terraced fields, simple wooden houses, water wheels pounding rice. From the center of Sapa town, visitors move about 30 minutes to Cat Cat village. Tickets to visit the village is 70,000 VND. After the epidemic, Sa Pa is also one of the favorite destinations for Vietnamese tourists.
Hoanh Thon ancient village (China) is also one of 7 suggested destinations of SCMP . The village has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The village was built 900 years ago, in the shape of a buffalo, the first point is on Loi Cuong mountain. A special feature of Hoanh Thon village is the houses connected by the canal system. This place has been likened to "Venice of the East". Photo: Getty .
Another village that tourists should visit after the disease is controlled is the long-necked village (Huai Sua Tao) in Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand. The girls in the village have to follow the custom of wearing heavy copper rings on the neck, to create a slender neck. Visitors can learn about ethnic minority traditions in Huai Sua Tao and shop for handicrafts in the village. Photo: Shutterstock .
Clovelly Village (UK) is a peaceful destination that attracts many visitors. This European countryside village was formed in 1242. SCMP suggests visitors who want to leave the noisy cities can visit the village and feel the peaceful rural life in Clovelly. There is no engine noise from the vehicles, only pedestrians and donkeys pulling piles on the gravel road. Photo: Getty .
Nusfjord is a famous fishing village in Norway. The Nusfjord Village is a charming feature of multicolored wooden houses and the smell of cod. Coming here, visitors can enjoy the famous cod, visit the old wooden houses, the whale museum ... You have to pay about 100 USD to visit this village. Photo: Getty .
Maasai Village is an indispensable destination on the journey to Kenya and Tanzania. The Maasai tribe will welcome visitors with traditional songs and dances. The life of the people in the village is poor and still poor. They live by raising cattle, living in houses built from mud and wooden frames. To visit the village, visitors must buy a ticket of 20 USD . Photo: Getty .
Located in Gran Canyon National Park (USA), Supai village attracts a large number of visitors each year. Supai Village is also part of the Havaisupai India reserve, which has been inhabited for 800 years. To visit the village surrounded by huge sandstone blocks, visitors must take a helicopter, walk or horseback. Tickets to the Supai village about 110 USD / person. Photo: Getty
