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03.04.2004
It was sunny. We ate breakfast at a restaurant in the city. We drove our car to a Red Dzao village approx. 5 km. We walked through the village followed by legions of Red Dzaoer.
We were in the village for approx. 3 hours. We saw their fields and houses. Shops were not so many. We also raised privately in a house. The Vietnamese government is trying to get Red Dzaoer to become permanent residents. It is an ancient nomadic people. School education is not good. Red Dzao lives in northern Vietnam, Laos and Kina.Da we reached the end of the village, we walked across the fields. We went to small Hoeft over small streams.
some places were placed small planks and bamboo, which was forced. I think everyone came through unscathed. It was an exciting ride. Red Dzaoerne helped us a hand here and there. We drove back to Sa Pa and ate lunch. On the next trip, we visited a variety Mong village. Here we went often. We were going downhill. It went down and down. Again, we visited a home. We saw the plant indigo. The blue black vegetable dyes they their clothes. It rubs a lot of, so hands and feet are completely blue-black. I still wonder how small these people are. We made a small break at a waterfall in the bottom of the gorge. Now began a climb across the mountain. When we reached the main road at the bottom of the gorge around. 5 km from Sa Pa, I had ordered 8 motorcycles, which quickly brought us back. Now there was time to shop or relax. We had to eat at. 20.00. Khao wore out to dinner. He ordered the menu and it was very tasty. We walked home across the church square. Loving market was started. It has become something different than in the past. Here it was the ethnic groups found themselves a man or lady. Now the young people from Loa Cai or Hanoi. We ended the evening with rum and cola in my room.
04.04.2004
We drove from Sa Pa at. 6:00 in the morning. Ate breakfast food in Loa Cai. There were now 50 to 60 km to go to Bac Ha. We were accommodated at Sao Mai. The best hotel in town. We went immediately to the market. It is the largest ethnic market in north vietnam. People come from afar to shop. It starts between 4:00 and 5:00 in the morning and ending 12-14 over dinner. Here you can buy all clothes, pigs, water buffalo, dogs and chickens. There were many places to eat and we also saw a blacksmith. It is a very ethnic market. If you have a plastic bottle, you can buy a bottle. snaps for 5 million
