Shared Bathroom

Sleeping Bag

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Mt Fansipan Camping - Base Camp Hut

Mountain Climbing in Sapa

 If you take a sleeper bus or overnight train from Hanoi the day before, please go to the meeting point at 09 Thac Bac Road, Sapa. 
At 9.00, you will be transferred to Tram Ton pass. Along the trail, you will pass through pine and bamboo forests, and tread beside streams in a cool climate. During the hike, you get a good opportunity to learn about the minority tribes of Black Mong, Red Dzao and Dzay. the indigenous people living in Sa Pa. 
Around 12:00, you will stopover at 2,200 meters. Enjoy a picnic lunch prepared by the guide. After a rest, you will make your way to the sleeping quarters at 2,800 meters. 
At around 16:00, you will reach the rest hut. Enjoy the time to rest or explore the surroundings while your dinner is being prepared. 
At 18:30, enjoy your dinner and have an early night’s rest.

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Sapa Town - Tram Ton Pass

At 4:00, after having breakfast with a cup of hot tea or coffee, you will do the final assault to the summit, trekking through the bamboo forest and approaching the top of the mountain. 
At 6.30, conquer The Roof of Indochina. Congratulations! Marvel at the sunrise and take pride standing on the highest peak in Vietnam. Great views over the valleys of Sa Pa and Lai Chai Province will reward you. Peaks of Yunan Province in China are sometimes visible. 
Around 8.00, you’ll begin descending and enjoy a picnic lunch on the way down to the Tram Ton. 
Around 12:00, you will be back in Tram Ton already, where your service vehicle back to Sa Pa awaits you. Your Fansipan Mountain Trek ends here!

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You will watch the sunrise from 3143 meters above the sea level and will be rewarded by the 360° views

2800M – Mt Fansipan Summit – Tram Ton Pass – Sapa Town

This is a 2D1N join-in trip to Mt Fansipan Summit (3143m). You will be traversing up and down the ridges with a local H'mong tribe guide. This includes one night's basic accommodation on the mountain and a sunrise summit-climb the next morning. Trip departs on every Saturday. Please Note: The accommodation here is a very modest shared tin hut or tent depending on availability. The huts or tents do not have any heating or electricity as this is a very remote area. 

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Mount Fansipan

Mountain Climbing

2D1N Join-In Sunrise Trek - Every Saturday

The best street food ever, buzzing energy, hill tribes, and views that make your pictures look photoshopped

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Vietnam

<p>Contrary to their comical name, The Terrible Tour Guide Travel is a team of young and dedicated locals that aim to create lasting fun memories for travellers. Joey (or Tung), the founder, worked as a travel specialist and licensed tour guide before he started the company. He learned the trade of responsible tourism; and by hosting backpackers through CouchSurfing, he understood what travellers are looking for.</p>

<p>Every booking with them will add 1 USD to their humanitarian project to improve the development capacity of ethnic groups in Northern Vietnam. They also welcome travellers to take part in their trips to reach out to the tribal communities in the mountainous region.</p>

The Terrible Tour Guide

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The Terrible Tour Guide Travel

Contrary to their comical name, The Terrible Tour Guide Travel is a team of young and dedicated locals that aim to create lasting fun memories for travellers. Joey (or Tung), the founder, worked as a travel specialist and licensed tour guide before he started the company. He learned the trade of responsible tourism; and by hosting backpackers through CouchSurfing, he understood what travellers are looking for.

Every booking with them will add 1 USD to their humanitarian project to improve the development capacity of ethnic groups in Northern Vietnam. They also welcome travellers to take part in their trips to reach out to the tribal communities in the mountainous region.