Trek Fansipan Sapa Vietnam (3 days)
The three-day fansipan trekking tour is more challenging as you take other hiking trails having more up and downhill climbs. There is no support vehicle. You begin your adventure from Sapa town, hiking through H’mong villages before entering the Hoang Lien National Park. You will reach the summit on the second day. After reaching the top, you trek back towards Sapa town taking another hiking trail. You arrive back Sapa town on third day.
At 3143m Mt. Fansipan is the highest peak in Vietnam and the entire Indochina peninsula. To successfully conquer the highest peak, mountaineers need to be in good shape and properly equipped with such things as sleeping bags, waterproof tents, food, stove, raincoat, compass and other miscellaneous survival gear. Fansipan Mountain has long been the destination for those who is fond of exploring.
Trekking Fansipan mountain is not a easy activity. The Fansipan tours are not recommended for everyone. Trekkers are required to have a good health, training. People who have heart problems are not encouraged to take part in the tour. Contact Lotussia Travel for more details.
Itinerary:
Day 1: Hanoi –Sapa
We pick you up at your hotel, overnight Train to Sapa.
Day 2: Sapa – Tram Ton – 2900m
8:00: You will be met up with Lotussia Travel team at your hotel in Sapa. You travel by car toward the Silver Waterfall where you will be able to take a short walk to the waterfall. You will then drive further to
Heaven Gate, the highest peak of roads in Vietnam. From there you can see Fansipan, the highest
peak of Indochina mountains as well as enjoy stunning views. The trek will be relatively soft until
lunchtime. After a couple of hours of hiking, you will have a break at a nice spot in the forest and
enjoy a good lunch.
With new energy you start ascending as well as descending towards the campsite. En route you
have many opportunities to enjoy the scenery and magnificent views to Sapa area and beautiful
landscape of Lai Chau province. You will arrive to the campsite at 2900m ASL in the late afternoon.
Now it is time to relax and enjoy a well prepared dinner.
Day 3: 2900m – the top of Fansipan – 2700m
After having breakfast, you climb to the top, where you can celebrate your victory. From there, you
can enjoy the best view to beautiful sceneries. You will then start descending. You stop on the way
at a nice spot for lunch.
After lunch, you start the tough trek, which is all the way downhill through rainforest. This part
requires a great concentration to step on steep trail until you meet the campsite at 2700m ASL. Here
you spend another night in tent.
Day 4: 2700m – Sin Chai – Sapa
You wake up in the fresh and pure morning in wild nature, before heading back to civilization. You
trek downhill through well-protected forest and after two hours of hiking, you stop for lunch.
You will then continue descending toward Sin Chai village of Back Hmong minority. On the way you
will be able to enjoy valley views and beautiful surrounding. You stop at the village for a while
before you go by car back to Sapa, where you can celebrate your achievement and relax. End of Lotussia Travel service.
Lotussia Travel is a Hanoi based tour operator offering a wide selection of trekking tours in all over Vietnam. The above trekking tour is only a sample we list on this site for your reference. That can be flexible, customizable and subject to weather conditions and other circumstances. We have lots of other itineraries we don’t put all here since there are some dishonest individuals have copied, without our agreement our contents and pasted on their site for commercial purpose. If you need further information or have any suggestions or comments, please feel free to contact us at any time. We look forward to seeing you soon in Vietnam!
Ha Nguyen
Xin chao! My name is Ha. I like traveling, reading, discovering new places. I have spent almost ten years in travel and hospitality. I hope that I can bring in this blog updated, helful information you may need to plan your upcoming holiday in Vietnam...
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