Moana Sapa is a photo park on the hillside at the south-eastern edge of Sapa town, built around a big view over Muong Hoa Valley. Across about one hectare of terraces and decks it has more than a dozen photo installations, a caf\u00e9 and a restaurant, all looking out over the rice terraces with Fansipan and the Hoang Lien Son range behind.<\/p>\n
The park takes its inspiration from Bali and the South Pacific. Its best-known pieces are a Balinese-style stone gate that seems to open onto the clouds, a giant golden hand reaching over the valley, a tall Moana statue standing in a reflecting pool, an infinity lake with a white piano, and swings that hang out over the slope.<\/p>\n
It depends on what you love. Moana Sapa is not a natural or cultural site; it is a place designed for photos. If you want striking pictures with the valley behind you and do not want to hike, it is fun and quick. If you prefer authentic landscapes and village life, spend your time in Lao Chai and Ta Van instead \u2014 or do both, as our tours do.<\/p>\n
Tickets are bought at the entrance and usually include a drink; packages with costume rental cost a little more. On busy weekends and holidays there can be queues at the most popular installations, so come early. Clouds can roll in quickly \u2014 if the valley is hidden, wait a little: mist often moves on within minutes.<\/p>\n
Our Muong Hoa Valley Jeep tour finishes with photos at Moana\u2019s viewpoints on the way back to town, and our Instagram tour and full-day motorbike tour with female riders stop here too. The Moana ticket is not included, so you can choose whether to go in.<\/p>\n
It depends what you want. Moana Sapa is a photo park, not a natural or cultural site: across a hillside above Muong Hoa Valley it has more than a dozen installations \u2013 a Balinese gate, a giant golden hand, a Moana statue in a reflecting pool, an infinity lake with a white piano and swings over the slope \u2013 all framing the valley view. If you want striking pictures without a hike, it is fun and quick; if you prefer real landscapes and village life, spend your time in Lao Chai and Ta Van, or do both as our tours do.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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