Children travel with their parents to Sapa City centre from various surrounding hamlets as they try to earn a living selling products or offering tourism services.


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Children in colourful clothes selling trinkets and souvenirs has become a popular sight for visitors.

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Young children and their mother have travelled into town to set up shop on a step, selling beaded bags and purses. 

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Mong, Dao, and Giay ethnic minority children aged from 10-12 travel dozens of kilometers into Sapa City.

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They sell baskets of orchids or souvenirs like brocade wallets, hats, and strings.

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Children wear unique traditional costumes from their own ethnic minority groups.

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Some older children must carry their younger siblings around on their backs so their parents can sell goods. 

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Whenever they see visitors, especially foreign tourists, they follow them to hawk their wares and souvenirs.

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