The beauty of a resort in the clouds in Sapa

Located on a hilltop, hidden deeply in the mountains of northern Vietnam, Topas Ecolodge is very attractive because of its mountainous scenery and rustic designed bungalows.

Topas Ecolodge, just over an hour driving from Lao Cai city center, is the place to contain a special Sapa space, bringing nature lovers a different and interesting experience.

As one of the 50 unique resorts in the world voted by National Geographic, Topas Ecolodge impresses with its minimalist Nordic design and high-class services. 41 separate bungalows built of white granite in the local style of stilts, offering views of the typical terraced rice fields of the Northwest.

The resort has 3 room types including: Premium Executive Bungalow, Suite Bungalow and Deluxe Suite Bungalow, meeting the diverse needs of visitors.

The swimming pool is designed like terraced fields with beautiful views of the mountain peaks and valleys in the distance

Rice Spa offers special health care treatments such as massage, facials and herbal baths using the traditional formula of the Red Dao people.

The resort also offers guests moments of peaceful relaxation and enjoyable moments with family and loved ones.

Immersed in nature, relaxing and enjoying the feeling of relaxation while sipping typical dishes and drinks at the resort is an unforgettable experience.

Visitors catch the golden moment of the dawn in a new day or the beautiful sunset as in the misty dream.

Topas Ecolodge also attracts visitors by the brilliant yellow color throughout the space with the passionate scent of ripe rice, reminiscent of a warm, peaceful but simple season crop.

In addition to admiring the scenery, visitors can experience a new culinary journey with a variety of flavors and safety from the organic food chain.

Visitors to Topas Ecolodge in the season will feel many interesting things when the clear autumn weather with a chilly breeze has flooded the whole land of Sapa, creating a charming harmony of nature, the Northwest mountains and forests. This is also a sign of another flower season coming back across the country, poetic but brilliant.