1 Day Fansipan Trekking: Experience the Majestic Sunrise From Indochina's Highest Peak

A hard trekking to highest mountain of Indochina to enjoye amazing view and sunrise on summit. Passing old jungle and small streams, beautiful mountain of Vietnam - China. Expreriences and strong, very good English speaking guide. Best price and services.

Duration: 13 hours
Cancellation: 1 day learn more
Highlights
  • Fansipan Mountain - Tram Ton Pass to Fansipan and back
    Distance: 24km – Duration: 10-12 hours

Fansipan is the tallest mountain in the Indochina peninsula, standing at an elevation of 3,143 meters. This challenging day trek is suitable for experienced hikers. The one-way distance is 12 km with an elevation gain of approximately 1,400 meters, taking a total of 10-12 hours to complete.

Start your day with an early breakfast on your own. At 6:00 am, we will take a car or scooter (if solo) to Tram Ton Pass, which is 2,000 meters above sea level and the starting point of the trek. The trail passes through bamboo forests, ancient trees, vibrant flowers, and picturesque streams. We will have lunch en route at a campsite located at 2,800 meters. We aim to reach the summit around noon or 1:00 pm, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of Sapa town and the Vietnam-China mountain range, perfect for capturing unique photos. You have the option to take a cable car back to Sapa around 2:00 or 3:00 pm (cable car ticket not included) or trek back the same way to Tram Ton Pass and return to Sapa town by car, arriving between 5:00 and 7:00 pm, depending on your pace.

What's Included
  • English speaking guide
  • Picnic lunch
  • 1.5 liters of water
  • Transport by car (scooter if 1 person)
  • Entrance fee with medal and certificate
  • Insurance
What's Not Included
  • Tip for guide, personal expenses, cable car tickets
Location
Sapa Original Trek ( Sapa Tours + Fansipan Trekking - Sapa Travel Agency )
Đường Điện Biên Phủ
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
5.0
(121 Ratings)
5 stars
4 stars
3 stars
2 stars
1 star
Francesco_p
Aug 11, 2024
Fan si pan 1 day trek - It was a fantastic experience, immersed in nature and surrounded by the beauty of the Vietnamese mountains! The hotel pick-up service was very punctual and the car was very comfortable (a modern Ford pick-up, very clean and spacious). When we arrived at the starting point, the guide gave us 1.5L of water each and we started the climb towards the summit. He guided us step by step and it was quite easy to speak with him in English. Passing through the first base camp we then reached the second. There, inside a small building we had lunch (early since we had set off at around 7 am). The meal that the guide brought was good and plentiful and there was also fruit! Then we continued towards the summit. It must be said that the route is demanding and to tackle the trek in a day you need to be at least a little prepared, especially during the wet season (we climbed in August) not only for the physical effort but also for the path that is sometimes impervious (which does not depend on the guide but on the nature of the territory and the mountains themselves). We then reached the top after crossing the section that can also be reached by cable car. There usually is crowded so except for the early morning you won’t be alone there. Our guide gave us medals and a sort of certificate for doing the fansipan trek. Very appreciated! So after we came down following the same road. I want to say something that is not related to our guide: the fansipan trek is not an easy walk (especially doing that in one day), you’ve got to walk 19,5 Km with a total elevation of 1.800+ m (and the same by going down), the trail sometimes is muddy and the wet rocks and wood were splippery, there are a lot of stairs after the middle part of the trail. Not a joke, consider that and you’re own ability. That is part of the beauty of this place!!
Review provided by Viator
755jayshreed
Jul 13, 2024
We did water falls , walk through small village, it was raining and she was a great help throughout . Lunch was amazing - Excellent service and staff was so nice , our guide she was amazing and so kind. We walked through small village . Reminded me what life is about . People were so nice , lunch was amazing guide made our day very pleasant even with rain. So sad I forgot her name
Review provided by Tripadvisor
317elisaj
Jun 24, 2024
Great experience- highly recommend!! - The trip was great! Mr Tinh was really friendly and helpful and took the trek at our pace. He made us a lovely lunch and picked us up from our hotel and dropped us off! Was so easy in terms of organisation! Was a really great day and would recommend everyone to book with him!
Review provided by Tripadvisor
Marksl5138yu
Jun 3, 2024
Amazing hike! - Was all organised very well, offered pickup and drop off to my hostel and drove me to the start point with my guide. My guide Cho was very friendly and encouraging and happy to take breaks and go at any pace. The lunch that was provided was a feast with loads of fruit and meats and bread. Unfortunately the weather wasn’t amazing so the views were hidden but I would recommend regardless. Option to hike back down or go in the cable car.
Review provided by Tripadvisor
Flyer07646374327
May 31, 2024
Challenging Hike - Hiking Mount Fansipan during the rainy season presents unique challenges and rewards, adding an extra layer of adventure to an already thrilling experience. Here’s an account of my one-day trek to the summit amidst the rain-soaked landscape. ### Early Morning Start My journey began in the early morning from Sapa, a town known for its picturesque vistas and rich cultural heritage. Despite the rain, I was determined to conquer the "Roof of Indochina." Equipped with waterproof gear, sturdy boots, and a reliable guide, I set off at dawn to make the most of the daylight hours. ### Initial Ascent The hike commenced with a gradual ascent through a lush, rain-drenched forest. The trail was slippery and muddy, requiring cautious steps. The early morning mist combined with the rain created an ethereal atmosphere, with the sound of raindrops and the sight of water dripping from leaves enhancing the sensory experience. ### Steeper Climb As we climbed higher, the trail became more challenging. The rain intensified, and the path turned into a series of small streams and muddy patches. Navigating through these conditions was demanding, requiring careful footing and the use of trekking poles for stability. The dense bamboo forests provided some shelter, but the climb was strenuous and slow. ### Reaching the Summit Reaching the summit of Mount Fansipan in the rainy season felt like a monumental achievement. The peak, often shrouded in clouds, provided a dramatic and mysterious ambiance. Despite the limited visibility, standing at 3,147 meters above sea level was incredibly rewarding. The sense of accomplishment was heightened by the challenging conditions faced along the way. ### Conclusion Hiking Mount Fansipan during the rainy season is not for the faint of heart. The trail is slippery and demanding, requiring a high level of fitness and preparedness. However, the rewards are immense. The rain-soaked landscape is breathtakingly beautiful, and the sense of achievement upon reaching the summit in such conditions is unparalleled. For those seeking an extra dose of adventure and the chance to experience the raw, untamed beauty of Fansipan, hiking during the rainy season is an unforgettable experience.
Review provided by Tripadvisor
651bok
May 29, 2024
Fantastic experience! - Very challenging hike, but had an incredible time with our very friendly tour guide! Our guide hiked at a great pace and was very attentive to our needs! The meal was also INCREDIBLE! Was a foggy day, but still worth the effort to get to the top!
Review provided by Tripadvisor
Chweesia
May 25, 2024
1st hiking experience made more memorable with a proficient guide - My 1st hiking trip, and it was memorable. Glad to have the experienced female guide (Ser, I am not sure if her name is spelt as such) guiding my good friend and I along the way to the top. Ser was very professional yet pleasant and patient. She was also very attentive, and she noticed that I had a headache as we were climbing higher. She immediately offered me paracetamol for it. (thank goodness she noticed, which I deeply do appreciated a lot😊) Ser even taught us some of the plants along the way, which makes the hike interesting. On & off, she also shows us ladies concern, such as are we alright with the pace, are we tired, etc. I would recommend her to be the guides for amateur hikers😊
Review provided by Viator
Trittsv
May 9, 2024
Great experience - It was a great hike to the summit. You should be in good physical condition, it’s very exhausting but it’s worth. Our tour guide Sing was excellent, he told us many facts and stories about the hill and the local life. He also made use very tasty food on the 2nd base camp. We had cloudy weather and a little bit of rain but that did not really matter, it’s fantastic anyway :)
Review provided by Tripadvisor
Sandrejas
Apr 22, 2024
Nice experience - Fansipan trekking was really great. 5 hours hike with a nice guide was awarded with amaizing views at the summit of this mountain.
Review provided by Tripadvisor
Dhruv_k
Apr 14, 2024
We had an extremely... - We had an extremely challenging but memorable trek to Fansipan. We took more than 7 hours to complete the trek and took multiple breaks but the guide Mr Chay was very patient with us. He also prepared and served an excellent traditional lunch at the base camp. So glad that we booked this once in a lifetime experience!
Review provided by Viator
Select Date and Tickets
up to 15 guests
1 Adult
September 2024
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Today