2D1N Mt Fansipan Climb | Night at Summit | Transport from Train Station
2 days 1 night
Private trip·
Up to 10 people
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2D1N Mt Fansipan Climb | Night at Summit | Transport from Train Station
2 days 1 night
Private trip·
Up to 10 people
No Min. Age
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Highlights
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- Overnight at the top of Mt Fansipan!
- Optional transport from train station available
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You will climb Mount Fansipan (or Phan Xi Păng in Vietnamese) which is the highest mountain in Indochina. This is a two day trek with a private local guide via the Tram Ton Pass with overnight camping on the mountain. 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.
Tags: Mountain Climbing
What's included
What's included
- Private guide
- Porter charges
- Meals
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
- Other beverages
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Where You'll Meet
Where You'll Meet
You can choose to meet at Anywhere in Sapa, or your host provides free pick up from:
- Anywhere in Sapa
Anywhere in Sapa
Sa Pa, Vietnam
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Transport Add-ons
Your host can provide transport add-ons for additional cost:
- Pick Up from Train Station (One-Way) (+S$ 41.13)
- Return Transport from Train Station (+S$ 82.25)
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What You'll Do
What You'll Do
Day 1: Sapa Town - Tram Ton pass - Camp-site
Today you will trek upto 2,800m, taking in the spectacular views along the way.
- 9:30 AM: Take a short drive to Tram Ton Pass.
- Begin the climb at the Park Rangers’ Station at a height of 2,000m.
- Throughout the climb, you can observe and learn about the local cardamom plants, and the uses they have for this local area.
- Local birds can also be seen throughout this walk.
- 1:00 PM At 2,200m will take a break and have a picnic lunch
- Continue trekking up to 2,800m, taking in the spectacular views along the way.
- 5:00 PM After setting up camp for the night, dinner is cooked on the campfire. Ready to unwind from the day, you will find yourself sleeping soundly, while nestled in amongst the rugged beauty of the mountains.
Day 2: Camp-Site - Summit - Tram Ton pass - Sapa Town
Today you will arrive at the summit
- 4.30-5.00 AM: Wake up early and have your breakfast and undertake the final ascent.
- 9.00-9.30 AM: Celebrate the achievement of arriving at the summit, 3,143m above sea level. Take some time out, as you absorb the combination of the fresh crisp air, and beautiful views while overlooking Sapa town, admiring its thick green forest landscape.
- 12:00 PM : After enjoying the remarkable views, return to 2,800m and have lunch
- Trek back down to Tram Ton Pass at 2,000m.
- Drive back to Sapa.
- 4:00 PM: Arrive at Sapa
This is a sample itinerary and may be weather-dependent. Start/end times may depend on transport chosen.
Meet your host
Meet your host
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.
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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!)
Hi! We're looking to book your 2D1N Fansipan tour but I have a few questions to ask? 1. As we are planning to take the sleeper train from Hanoi to Sapa, would there be a place for us to store any additional luggage we are carrying or de have to carry it along with us on the trek? 2. Any shower facilities pre and post trek?
3. Can someone pick us up where the train stops? And take us back?
Marinka, 02 Mar 2023
Hi Marinka, regarding your questions:
1) We have place for customers to store their luggage so you can bring a small bag for the hike.
2) We can provide shower facilities after the hike.
3) We can pick and drop you off to the train station.
Hope it helps.
Hi! We're looking to book your 2D1N Fansipan tour but I have a few questions to ask?
1. As we are planning to take the sleeper train from Hanoi to Sapa, would there be a place for us to store any additional luggage we are carrying or de have to carry it along with us on the trek?
2. Any shower facilities pre and post trek?
3. If we choose to take the package w/o the cable car descent, do we have the option to pay on the spot? Or we have to trek all the way down ourselves?
Thanks!
Zul, 28 Oct 2022
Hi Zul, Please see the answers below.
1). Yes, sure, if you take the sleeper train from Hanoi to Sapa, the host will help you to place your luggage and just bring a small bag with you during the trek.
2). It's probably not every place that has a shower for you to take a shower before you hike.
3). Usually the tour package includes a walk down with the tour guide, so you don’t have to walk all the way down by yourself.
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