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Thursday, January 17, 2019
O Long Tea Hill
Sapa is one of the tourist attractions in northern Vietnam due to its natural scenery, tea hills that produce well-known tea brand such as O Long Tea. Alternatively, it is an opportunity for local and international tourists to learn about the life of the ethnic minority tribes who live on farming and make crafty items to sell to tourists.
Tea is one of the most traditional drinks for the Vietnamese. From the 20th century, tea has been grown so popularly in northern Vietnam and the Middle of Vietnam that it becomes a daily talk in the life of Vietnamese people. Tea is very amiable to Sapa's soil and climate that is cool.
The photograph courtesy of Tuoi Tre Online
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