As today marks the 41st anniversary of the day Richard Nixon announced the Vietnam peace deal, we bring you the fourht installment of our Room with a View segment, and of course we are in Vietnam. Once scarred by a nearly two-decade war known as the Vietnam War, Vietnam has since rose from its ashes. While it is economy is set to be the 17th biggest in the world by 2025, with long coastlines, mountain ranges, forests, scenic views and temperate climate, it is no surprise tourism comprises a significant part of the Vietnamese economy and caters to a range of travellers from backpackers to war veterans, from nature lovers to beach seekers.
One particular gem is Topas Ecolodge also profiled in the Condé Nast Traveler Room with a View by Assouline Publications, a luxury hardcover worhty of any jetsetter's coffee table.
Located 11 miles from Sa Pa Town and 23 miles from Hoang Lien National Park Visitor Centre, Topas Ecolodge is a quaint and charming mountain property within Ban Lach Village overlooking Hoang Lien Mountain Range. Here, one can find ultimate peace enjoying the stunning vistas of the rolling mountains and the rustic feel of the hotel with its stone walls and wooden furnishings. Being in the middle of a village doesn’t mean a lack of activities though as Topas Ecolodge offer a range from mingling with the locals of Sa Pa Town which is just a free shuttle ride away to cycling tours and trips.
Bungalow 208 recommended by Condé Nast Traveler Room with a View offers the ultimate view of the verdant Huang Lien Mountains (known as the Tonkinese Alps since the French colonial times).
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