When thinking of Sapa’s rice terraces, people will immediately think of the golden allure of ripe rice. However, if you have chance to experience these fields during the raining season, you will easily be overwhelmed by the breathtaking and vibrant natural tapestry. Water cascades over the overlapping layers of terraces, creating a mesmerizing spectacle as it flows from one field to another.
Every year, the terraces surrounding Topas Ecolodge come alive with the shimmering expanse of water, brimming with the tender shoots of the rice plants.
Visitors will have a chance to witness the magic as farmers sow rice seedlings, utilizing natural resources to nurture just one crop annually. Cascading rainwater weaves through glistening terraces, filled with the delicate young leaves, create a breathtaking natural tableau.
Nestled in the heart of the Hoang Lien Son National Park, Topas Ecolodge provides the perfect base to immerse yourself in Sapa’s splendor. The lodge’s trails are blanketed in a vibrant tapestry of wildflowers, in perfect harmony with the surrounding rice terrace views – creating an idyllic setting for nature lovers.
Nestled atop two conical hills in the enchanting Sa Pa, each bungalow and pool villa at Topas Ecolodge offers a distinctive view, thanks to its thoughtful design and layout.
Stepping out the private balcony or pool terrace, visitors can easily immerse themselves in the stunning view of sweeping valley of rice terraces and mountain ranges.
As part of daily Eco-tour, 16.00 – 17.00 at Topas Ecolodge, visitors can directly participate in the rice planting on the surrounding rice terraces. Get your hands in the soil and learn the tradition of this vital agricultural practice with our local villagers.
To join our daily eco-tour, simply register with our receptionists at Welcome House. During this one-hour walking tour, our knowledgeable guide will introduce you to the sustainable practices at Topas Ecolodge, covering topics such as recycling, waste management, renewable energy, and community engagement.
If you visit during the rice planting season, you’ll have the unique opportunity to explore the surrounding rice terraces. Here, you can observe local farmers at work and even participate in planting young rice plants alongside them.