Here're what I have captured that you might find amusing.
BBQ Sapa style, incluidng: eggs, sweet potatoes, various kind of meat etc. You can find local people making and selling them along the street, especially in the back-packer's quarter of the town.
Local souvenirs, made and sold by local minority people, the H'mong.
For English speaking tourists, there're H'mong tourist guides, who can speak English perfectly.
And a mountain pig.
If you are interested in this place, please check out here for information and here for more photos.
5 comments:
Those sweet potatoes look yummy! :-D And that mountain pig, no owner? looks like heavily pregnant ;-)
Goodness, did the pig let you get that close? Perhaps it's not a wild pig? I love roasted veggies and bet the smells of cooking were wonderful along the road.
The pig was owned by the local H'mong people, I guess. But as is their tradition, they don't cage them.
You're right, Kris, the smells made you feel hungry!
Roasted sweet potatoes. Yum! I should check out Sapa. I hope it isn't too difficult to go to.
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