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Overview
Challenge yourself on this unforgettable 1-day trek to the summit of Fansipan, known as the “Roof of Indochina”. This 25km round-trip adventure takes you through the majestic Hoang Lien Son range, dense forests, and high mountain passes. With stunning panoramic views, unique flora, and expert guides, this experience is perfect for adventurous travelers ready to reach new heights.
Highlights
- Conquer Fansipan – reach 3,143m, the highest point in Vietnam
- One of the most breathtaking hiking trails in Sapa- sweeping landscapes, clouds, and stunning sunset
- Diverse trekking terrain – pass through lush forests, streams, and wild flora
- Legendary Love Waterfall – cross the Golden Stream, source of the waterfall
- Spiritual experience – visit the cultural complex at the summit
- Expert guides – trek with experienced, English-speaking guides
Inclusion
Included
- English-speaking mountain guide
- Private transport from Sapa to Tram Ton Pass and back
- Picnic lunch and fresh fruit
- 1.5L bottled water per person
- Entrance & permit fees
- Certificate & medal upon completion
Not Included
- Cable car ticket (optional descent)
- Tips and personal expenses
- Beverages not mentioned
- Other services not listed
Itinerary
– Pick-up at your hotel in Sapa, drive to Tram Ton Pass (1,700m)
– Start trek through the Hoang Lien Mountains via lush forests and streams
– Picnic lunch at the 2,800m rest station
– Continue trekking to the Fansipan cable car station (3,000m)
– Ascend final 600 steps to reach the Fansipan summit (3,143m)
– Begin descent:
Return via trekking trail
Descend by cable car (ticket not included)
– Arrive back at Tram Ton Pass, drive back to hotel in Sapa
Confirmation
- You’ll see an on-screen confirmation immediately after booking.
- A confirmation email and ticket will be sent to your registered email address shortly after.
- If you don’t receive the email within a few minutes, please:
– Check your spam or junk folder.
– Contact us via email or text — we’re happy to assist!
Additional Info
What to Bring
- Good trekking shoes
- Lightweight jacket (for cooler summit weather)
- Sunglasses, sunscreen, hat
- Refillable water bottle
- Backpack for personal items
- Raincoat (seasonal)
- Trekking sticks (if have)
Other Useful Info
- Not suitable for children under 6, elderly, or travelers with mobility issues
- Max 10 travelers per tour
- This is a private tour – only your group participates
- Restrooms available at 2,200m, 2,800m, and the summit
- Suitable for fit and active travelers – good endurance
- Vegetarian Options – Available upon request
Payment & Policies
- Children Policy: Under 10 not recommended. 10–11 years: 50% discount
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure
- Payment options: online, bank transfer, or cash on arrival
FAQs
It’s considered challenging, with 1,400m in elevation gain. Trekking experience helps, but strong fitness is key.
[/accordion-item][accordion-item title="2. Can I reach the summit in a day? "]Yes! With an early start and a good pace, you’ll reach the summit and return by late afternoon.
[/accordion-item][accordion-item title="3. Can I take the cable car down? "]Absolutely. Many hikers opt to trek up and ride down for a scenic, relaxing return. (Ticket not included.)
[/accordion-item][accordion-item title="4. When is the best time for Fansipan trekking?"]Fansipan is often enveloped in mist and experiences frequent rainfall, so choosing the right time to trek is important. The ideal seasons for this adventure are from September to December in autumn and from April to June in summer. During these months, Fansipan weather is mild, without the intense cold of winter and the onset of summer storms, making Fansipan mountain trekking more manageable.
[/accordion-item][accordion-item title="5. Are meals included? "]Yes — lunch and fresh fruit are provided. Let us know if you prefer a vegetarian option.
[/accordion-item][accordion-item title="6. Is there any mobile signal on the trail? "]Signal is limited but available in some areas. The summit area generally has better reception.
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