Mountain Climbing in Vietnam

Climb Vietnam's highest peaks from Mt Fansipan to Langbian Mountain

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What other guests say

4.9

268 reviews

The dinner was fantastic. A very nice spread of local cuisine. Glad to be able to meet up with other nationalities. The room is comfy with all the basic stuff. The guides for both my Fansipan and village treks are fantastic. Local Hmong but able to communicate with me in basic English. Very knowledgable and keen to share about the Hmong culture. The trek from homestay to Sapa center is not a walk in the park especially if you have tried the Fansipan trek the day earlier ( I cancelled mine due to very heavy downpour).

Caleb Tan

Booked: 2 Day Ultimate Sapa Adventure: Fansipan & Sapa's Heart

This was a lovely way to explore Fansipan. We were picked up on time by our guide, Zul. He made sure we all had enough water and he carried supplies for our lunch and many snacks. The path going up was quite straightforward and we got to rest often. Zul was able to answer our questions about some of the plants and animals that we saw. When we got to the peak, Zul was able to help is obtain cable car tickets to go back down to Sapa. We enjoyed ourselves and had a very good time!

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

We had a great time with our guide, Mr. Su. He was incredibly sweet, knowledgeable, and fun to trek with! He made us one of the best meals we’ve had in Vietnam and the experience constituted the best day of our trip so far — despite pouring rain! Highly recommend this trek.

Elsa

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

Wonderful woman-owned business. I booked one night and wished I had move time to stay. The view was lovely, my private room was comfortable and had an attached private bathroom. Food was delicious and staff were very kind. I booked this homestay as a 2D1N Sapa experience and Zizi was super helpful and efficient with all the details. When I missed my train to Sapa, she got me booked on a sleeper bus within 1 hour and I was on my way with a meetup location and breakfast awaiting me. Communication via WhatsApp was very smooth. I couldn’t have felt better taken care of. My treks were Fansipan on day 1 and the rice terraces day 2. Both of my guides were local Hmong and fabulous at their jobs.

Brynna

Booked: 2 Day Ultimate Sapa Adventure: Fansipan & Sapa's Heart

Mountain Climbing in Vietnam FAQs

What are some popular mountains for climbing in Vietnam?

Some popular mountains for climbing in Vietnam include Fansipan, Bach Moc Luong Tu, and Pu Ta Leng.

What is the best time of year for mountain climbing in Vietnam?

The best time for mountain climbing in Vietnam is from October to April when the weather is cooler and drier.

What gear is essential for mountain climbing in Vietnam?

Essential gear for mountain climbing in Vietnam includes sturdy hiking boots, layers of clothing, a backpack, water bottles, and a first aid kit.

Are there guided tours available for mountain climbing in Vietnam?

Yes, there are many tour companies that offer guided mountain climbing tours in Vietnam, providing experienced guides and necessary equipment.

What are some important safety tips for mountain climbing in Vietnam?

Some important safety tips for mountain climbing in Vietnam include staying hydrated, staying on marked trails, checking the weather forecast, and letting someone know your itinerary before starting your climb.

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