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Hotels galore on a couple main tourist streets, all with magnificent views of the surrounding mountains
Our first hotel, a budget price but with sweeping views it was luxury location
Hotel views of the constantly changing weather in the valley below
Enjoying a beer on the terrace as sunset approaches
Our second hotel, a step up in comfort from our first budget option.  Note the fireplace in the corner, in winter it can get below freezing.
Me playing the H\'Mong flute on the terrace of our third hotel, once a fancy hotel which now caters to a steady flow of congenial backpackers.  The buffet breakfast was delicious!
Some of the local staff at the hotels in Sapa
Sculptures abound in the park with many familiar figures
Me in the arms of a southeast Asian creature
A bloom in the orchid garden
Paul getting ready to depart Vietnam from our third hotel in Sapa, a sad moment after a month of great travels.er a month of great travels.
One of the surprising flower arrangements in Dragon Jaw Mountain park, just steps from downtown Sapa
Flower garden made to look like terraced rice paddies
No shortage of flowers at every turn
Vietnamese \"siesta\" in Dragon Jaw Mountain park in Sapa, a peaceful spot for R&R
Paul on a part path facing the impressive Hoang Lien Son mountain range
Me atop one of the many oxidized limestone karsts dotting the park trails
View of Sapa town from one of the lookout points
Peter and Paul atop Dragon Jaw Mountain park in Sapa, Vietnam
Wandering down one of the alpine streets of Sapa
Sapa is a busy tourist hub but still quiet enough for water buffalo to stroll through town
Me contemplating the mountains, with Fanispan (the highest point in Vietnam and Indochina) on my mind
On one of the restaurant terraces pointing to Mt. Fanispan, the highest point in Vietnam and the Indochina region
Our first night was foggy with clouds and light rain, we chose a bar with a fireplace to keep toasty, we never imagined we\'d need to keep warm in Vietnam in April

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