— GENERAL INFORMATION —

• Tour Duration: 2 days 2 nights.
• Meeting Point:
  • My Đinh Bus Station.
  • 270 Nguyen Hoang.
  • Hai Son/Ha Van Bus Company.
• Type: Trekking, mountain climbing.

- ABOUT THIS SERVICE -

Fansipan Peak, part of the majestic Hoàng Liên Sơn range, is located about 9 km west of Sapa town and is the highest mountain in Indochina, standing at 3,143 m. Known as the “Rooftop of Indochina,” Fansipan boasts stunning natural beauty with a blue sky, fresh air, and a radiant sunrise above a “sea” of clouds. The trekking tour to conquer Fansipan lasts 2 days and 3 nights, promising to provide you with an unforgettable experience exploring the Northwestern mountains of Vietnam.

 

Interesting facts about the trekking tour route to Fansipan Peak:

The ideal time for trekking Fansipan is from October to November, when the air is fresh and the terraced fields are golden. From February to March is spring, when flowers bloom and the weather is pleasant. March to April is the blooming season for rhododendrons, perfect for memorable photos.

On the contrary, from December to February, trekking can be dangerous due to slippery paths. From May to August, there are many rains and storms, so it's advisable to limit participation in tours during this period.

 

What’s exciting about the Fansipan trekking tour?

The Flagpole at Fansipan Peak

When you reach Fansipan Peak, you cannot miss the 25-meter flagpole made from solid green stone. This is not only a marker of your successful trekking journey but also a symbol of the Vietnamese nation on the Hoang Lien Son range. The flagpole consists of three parts: base, pole body, and base of the pole, with the base carved with famous landmarks such as Tay Nguyen and Ha Long, reflecting Vietnam's cultural and historical traditions.

 

Tram Ton Route

The Tram Ton route is a popular choice for both beginners and avid mountain climbers. The journey starts from Tram Ton with two main stops: milestone 1 (2200 m) and milestone 2 (2800 m). The path is relatively easy, with gentle slopes and safety railings, providing a wonderful experience for trekkers with beautiful natural scenery.

 

Experiences when participating in the Fansipan trekking tour:

Joining the trekking tour to conquer Fansipan Peak not only offers the chance to explore the magnificent natural beauty but also helps you enhance your physical fitness and satisfy your adventurous spirit.

 

Visiting Sapa town is an unmissable experience in the mountain climbing tour. This humble land conceals many wonders of nature and is home to ethnic groups such as the Mông, Dao, Tay, Giay, Xa Pho, Kinh, and Hoa.

 

Experience camping at an altitude of over 2800 m and admire the stunning sunrise with a “sea” of clouds.

 

To conclude your trekking tour, participating in the herbal bath of the Dao people in Sapa will help you relax, relieve fatigue, and improve your health.

 

Are you fit to go on the Fansipan trekking tour?

Fansipan is considered a challenging trekking route for those with little experience. However, if you choose the Trạm Tôn route, the journey will be easier with the following characteristics:

• The path is relatively flat and short.
• There aren’t too many steep sections.
• There are safety railings in some areas.

Therefore, if you are passionate about mountain climbing and enjoy the thrill of conquering but lack experience, consider choosing the 2-day, 3-night trekking tour in Fansipan!

 

What do you need to prepare for a wonderful trekking journey at Fansipan?

 

 

INCLUDES:

• 45-seat sleeper bus for transportation from Hanoi to Sapa.
• Pick-up and drop-off from the office <=> trekking point.
• Meals included in the program.
• Drinking water: 800 ml provided at the start (additional supplies during the trek).
• Tour guide.
• Mountain lodge and commemorative gift at Trạm Tôn.
• Standard travel insurance.
• Climbing gear including: 1 raincoat, 1 pair of gloves, personal water bottle (to be returned at the end of the tour).

EXCLUDES:

• Tips for the guide and driver.
• Porter fees for carrying items.
• Guide traveling from Hanoi and transportation back to the meeting point at the Sapa office.
• Personal items: trekking poles, shoes, warm clothes, gloves, hats, insect repellent, glasses, towels…
• First breakfast and last dinner.