1 Day Best-Value Mt Fansipan Trek - w/ Local Hmong Guide
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1 Day Best-Value Mt Fansipan Trek - w/ Local Hmong Guide
11 hours
Private trip
Up to 10 guests
Free pick-up
11 hours
Private trip
Up to 10 guests
Free pick-up
Highlights
You will climb Mount Fansipan (or Phan Xi Păng in Vietnamese) which is the highest mountain in Indochina, in one day. This climb will take you to the summit via the Tram Ton Pass, with Khai or one of his team members, who are all local guides from the H'mong community. As this is a private trip, the timings and itinerary are flexible so you can opt for an earlier summit or a more meandering trek back. Khai and his team of guides are really experienced and very patient. They will provide you with support and make sure to pace you appropriately for your skill level. They always make sure to pack a yummy lunch and whenever possible even cook a meal at a campsite so that you can enjoy a hot pho right on the trail to the summit! Additional Info on Mt Fansipan ClimbYou should be an intermediate level climber for Mt Fansipan. The path here is not well maintained, and there are boulders and ladders so it's very much an adventure!The climb starts at 1,800m and goes up to 3,147m. It takes 6-7 hours each way to climb.If you don't want to hike the entire way, you can choose to hike up Mt Fansipan and take a cable car down (choose cable car ticket for your add-on)
What You’ll be Doing
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Itinerary:Today you will hike up to 3143m to the summit of Mount Fansipan,
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What’s Included
Private Guide
Lunch
Transport from your accommodation in Sapa Town
Cable Car ticket
Available Add-ons:
Cable Car (S$ 63.37)
Availability
Prices in SGD
Select Time for 09 Dec 2023
Where We’ll Meet
Start Point
Free pick-up from Anywhere in Sapa (From your accommodation )
- 15 mins before selected timeslot
+1 other option
End Point
- End at Start Point(s)
From
S$ 138.39/group
4.9(100)
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Start & Ends
Daily
05:30AM - 04:00PM
Cancellation & Other Policies
- CancellationAs Sapa Khai Hmong Treks would be holding the slot for you and turning down other potential customers, you won’t be able to cancel after you book.
Suitability / Accessibility
- Child Friendly (No Minimum Age)
About Your Host
Sapa Khai Hmong Treks
Khai Hmong is a Black Hmong tribesman who lives in the place of his birth, the village of Lao Chai in the hills near Sapa. He knows every track, village, and view in the Sapa region.
Khai's personal purpose is driven by a deep passion for the Sapa region, Lao Chai village and the culture of the Black Hmong ethnic minority. His vision is to sustain the village culture and bring its magic to international visitors. Through this, his aim is to provide opportunities to the local village people and provide the means to build a local school to improve the education and prosperity of future generations. Khai is formally trained in tourism and the English language. This allows him to appreciate the needs of adventurous world travellers and clearly communicate the Hmong culture along with all aspects of the Sapa region and landscape.
Experience: 9 years
Speaks: Basic English
Acceptance rate: 89%
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Helpful Questions
What should I pack?
2 pairs of thick socks (helps against blisters!)
First aid kit (aspirin, anti-biotic, salon pas, healing tape, energy pills…)
Flashlight
Gloves (helps when trekking)
Good hiking shoes (should be soft, well fitted and anti-slippery)
Hat
Mosquito repellent
Rainwear
Sandals or light footwear (for use in the evening)
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Toiletries
Towel
Trekking pole (optional)
Warm jacket and pullover (as it can get up to 0 degrees celsius at the summit!)
If we book on 25th march , in case rain on that day, can we last minute cancel the booking?
Desmond , 07 Feb 2023
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Hi there, if we hike up to the Fansipan Peak and cable car is not available during that time, is there other WAY to descend down from the peak other than walking down? Thanks!
Claudine, 03 Nov 2022
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Hi, if we hike up to the Fansipan Peak and cable car is not available during the time, is there other day to descend down from the peak other than walking down?
Thanks!
Claudine, 03 Nov 2022
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Hi I'm keen in the 2D1N fansipan trek. Is it possible to trek up but take a cable car down?
Also is it possible to include terrace rice fields, waterfall and tribe home visits in the itinerary? (Ok even on another day)
Angie, 12 Oct 2022
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