Hiking in Vietnam

Hike cloud-covered Mt Fansipan, Sapa rice paddies, or epic waterfalls

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What other guests say

4.8

778 reviews

Our guide Pao was awesome. Friendly and can communicate well in English. My wife, son and I thoroughly enjoyed the hike.

Wee Teck Chia

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

Fantastic guide who accommodated to our pace and shared really good knowledge about the native plant life in Sapa. Had a lot of fun and even though it was a rainy trek, had a stellar time.

Julia Nguyen

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

The climb took me around 7 hours in total to complete. Definitely not an easy climb as it involves traversing multiple rough terrains and steep rocky slopes and steps. My guide, Duong, was really patient and had constantly ensure my safety throughout the climb. It was a once in a lifetime experience which is truly unforgettable. Highly recommended!

Vincent Zhou

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

We had such a great experience with this tour. We booked this tour for a previous day, however we were not feeling well on the day and we were able to change the date, which was really kind. First off, our guide was excellent (I‘m sorry I don‘t know how to spell the name and don‘t want to write it wrong). He shared lots of knowledge with us (about culture, history, farming, plants), had a few laughs with us and enjoyed the hike/scenery as much as we did. Beautiful day with great company! Secondly, I don‘t know what it was but the lunch was soooo yummy and exactly what we needed after having to focus on the uneven and muddy terrain. We met a few locals along the way and had a lovely local crafts woman join us for a bit, walking through her village and we bought a beautiful handmade pillowcase off her in the end. This tour definitely made our stay in Sapa worthwhile ♥️

Sarah Yaacoub

Booked: Sapa Off-Grid Trek with Social Enterprise

We had a really good time with Sa on our six hour hike! She shared information about the local cultures and the way people work in agriculture, but we also had some stretches to walk in silence and enjoy the views - a perfect balance! My wife and me chose the easy route, especially because it had been raining for the last days and the adventurous route would’ve been quite muddy and slippery. We were not disappointed at all - it was a really scenic route with lots to see, yet manageable in terms of steepness and required fitness. Also: the lunch was plenty and tasty :)

Christian

Booked: Sapa Off-Grid Trek with Social Enterprise

What a fantastic experience. The homestay, the treks, and our wonderful guide Li, were all so amazing. Because the weather was a little worse than expected, we were able to change our plans around somewhat, and everyone was so accommodating and flexible. The homestay even let us borrow their rain boots. A highlight of our entire trip!

Michael

Booked: 3D2N Hidden Sapa Valleys Trek with Remote Village Stays

Hiking in Vietnam FAQs

What are some popular hiking destinations in Vietnam?

Some popular hiking destinations in Vietnam include Sapa, Mai Chau, Ha Giang, Cat Ba National Park, and Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.

What is the best time of year for hiking in Vietnam?

The best time for hiking in Vietnam is from September to November and from March to May when the weather is cool and dry.

Are there any guided hiking tours available in Vietnam?

Yes, there are numerous guided hiking tours available in Vietnam that cater to all levels of hikers, from beginners to experienced trekkers.

What should I pack for a hiking trip in Vietnam?

You should pack lightweight and breathable clothing, sturdy hiking shoes, a first aid kit, insect repellent, sunscreen, plenty of water, and snacks for your hiking trip in Vietnam.

What are some safety tips for hiking in Vietnam?

Some safety tips for hiking in Vietnam include staying on marked trails, informing someone of your hiking plans, carrying a map and compass, being aware of wildlife, and respecting local customs and traditions.

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