Overview

Embark on an incredible 2-day trekking journey that starts in Sapa and takes you to the breathtaking heights of Fansipan. Spend your first night camping at 2,800m, surrounded by nature’s beauty, before conquering the summit on day two. This adventure promises challenge, camaraderie, and unforgettable mountain views!

Itinerary Details

Day 1: Sapa – 2,800m of Altitude

Our journey kicks off at the breathtaking Silver Waterfall and Tram Ton Pass, the highest mountain pass in Vietnam. From here, you’ll take on the challenge of an 8-hour trek through untouched forests, crossing sparkling streams and weaving through serene bamboo groves. Your destination for the day? A campsite at 2,800m above sea level.

As the sun sets, the group gathers around the campfire. While the local guides prepare dinner, you’ll feel the camaraderie and magic of the mountains—a rare, unforgettable moment that leaves a lasting imprint on every adventurer. This first night under the stars is one you’ll carry in your heart forever.

Day 2: 2,800m – Fansipan Peak – Sapa

The second day is all about the final ascent. It’s a challenging climb, but the moment you reach the summit, you’ll feel on top of the world—literally. Standing on Fansipan, the “Roof of Indochina,” is a feeling like no other. Take your time to soak in the panoramic views, snap some epic photos, and enjoy a rewarding lunch at the peak.

After celebrating your achievement, begin your descent. Whether you follow the same trail or take an alternate route, the journey down is filled with its own beauty and reflections. A car awaits at the mountain’s base to take you back to Sapa, marking the end of an incredible adventure.

NOTES: 

• In case foreign tourists want to conquer Fansipan peak, all must register to buy a tour and have a certificate of permission to climb from the forest ranger in Hoang Lien National Park. If you go freely without a permit, you will be arrested and fined. 
• You have two choices for going down: 
• By cable car 
• By walking