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Sa Pa - Lao Cai | Famous specialty of Lao Cai Province

Sprouts have a strange name that makes many people curious to know which dish is. Sprout is a vegetable that is grown on the cliffs, found by ethnic people, then seeded and planted in plots.

Sapa winter specialties  look very similar to the leftover vegetables used to pickle pickles. But they are strictly classified and only in winter do they have this vegetable. If you live nearby, you can buy it and cook it yourself, stir-fry it with buffalo meat or stir-fry garlic to eat crispy and sweet.

In Sapa market, vegetables are sold a lot, or along Highway 32A, you will also see H’mong people selling vegetables by the roadside, the price is about 20k/kg.

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