How overtourism ruined Sapa - Vietnam's dreamiest town HD

How overtourism ruined Sapa - Vietnam's dreamiest town
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Sapa's dreaminess is vulnerable to the outburst of mass tourism. Construction buildings, unethical businesses and 'convenient' travel demand have been taking away Sapa's authenticity, which is meant to be its most genuine charm. In what way can we, as travelers, be aware of the situation and travel to Sapa more responsibly? All will be revealed in this video.0:00 — Intro1:26 — Sapa was Vietnam's all-time favorite destination4:55 — How overtourism has ruined Sapa10:17 — Can Sapa regain its indigenous charm?12:36 — How to enjoy Sapa more responsibly?16:25 — Outro#ExoticVoyages #vietnamtravel #Sapa #traveltoSapa #masstourism #sapacrowded #Vietnamdreamytown
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@NhiNguyen-um5xo
11:56
Amazing video!!!
@lancetable537
04:48
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I've been to Sapa ten years ago. While it was no yet overcrowded you could already see the impact of tourism.
@byLais1
12:36
Awesome content..keep going
@lawzei6831
21:01
how much years separate the 2 pictures please?
@Zavelle334
15:49
I am in Sapa right now for two days and have returned after last being here 17 years ago. Last time took the overnight train then the crazy drive in a shuttle bus on a scary single lane road. This time got driven in from Hai Gaing and straight away noticed the multi lane road and realised i was in for some changes. My god drove straight into a massive traffic grid lock that was the whole town. Thousands of people everywhere. I was absolutely shocked. Found the main square which has been sunken and the church to get my bearings and tried to remember what it was like. So many high rise buildings now. I remember all those years ago looking out of our hotel bedroom window first thing in the morning looking down onto the top of the clouds in the valley and then the clouds would rise up as the morning progressed and cloud the town. Peaceful and quiet. This is progress i suppose but is it for the better?
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