At 3,143 meters, Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam and Indochina, hence it’s known as "the Roof of Indochina". Although you can reach the summit by Cable Car, nothing compares to the view you will enjoy on your way to the top on foot. Trek through dense forests, over the hills and mountain peaks. Watch over the terraced rice fields and ethnic villages from a height of 3,143 meters. Join us in this unique adventure and conquer the Roof of Indochina!
Itinerary
Day
1
Sa Pa – Fansipan at 2800 meters
Departing Sa Pa at 8am our driver transports you to Tram Ton Pass to obtain permission to climb the Mountain. From Tram Ton Pass we will start our climb at 1950 meters above sea level. After four hours of trekking, we will stop for lunch beside a small peaceful stream. In the afternoon we continue our climb to the altitude of 2800 meters where we prepare our dinner and set up camp with tents provided.
Fansipan campsite 2800 m
Info
Day
2
2800 meters – Summit – Sa Pa
Start at 7 am. On our trek to Mt. Fansipan, you will enjoy spectacular scenery with magnificent and unique views. Reaching the summit at 11am you will have a spectacular view over Lao Cai Province, Sa Pa town and towards China to the east of Laos to the west. In the afternoon you will arrive at Tram Ton Pass and Travel back to Sa Pa by car.
Included
Transfers
All necessary transfers (bus, taxi, private transport, etc.) as described in the itinerary are included.
Accommodation in tents
During your trek, you will stay in tents. The crew will take care of setting up all camping equipment.
Meals
This trek includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Professional guide
During your trek, you will at all times be accompanied by an English speaking guide.
Permits
The cost of permits to enter the national park during your trek is included in the price.
Porters
Porters will be there to assist with carrying all camping and other necessary equipment during your trek.
Water
Enough drinking water will be provided during the trip.
Excluded
Traveling to and from
This trip does not include costs for transportation (flights, bus travel, etc.) to your destination.
Tipping
Gratuities for the guide are not covered by the trek's price. The amount to tip is at your discretion, yet if you've received excellent service from your guide, considering a generous tip is appreciated.
Travel Insurance
Your international travel insurance is your own responsibility. It is important that your travel insurance also covers adventures at a high altitude. Discuss your itinerary with the insurance company before your trek.
Accommodation before and after the trek
Before and after the trek you have to take care of your own accommodation.
Personal expenses
Personal expenses such as souvenirs, drinks at the bar and other similar expenses are your own responsibility.