2D1N Fansipan Mountain Trek with Camping from Sapa
- Witness the gorgeous landscape of Vietnam at Fansipan, the tallest mountain in the Hoang Lien Son Range
- With a height of 3,143m above sea level, the Fansipan's summit is a must-try trekking challenge
- See the countryside's impressive mountain ranges and the national park's thick forests upon ascending
- Experience a safe and interesting trekking tour with your English speaking guide
- Book this tour if you want to join from Hanoi!
What to expect
With its famed panoramic scenery of Vietnam's countryside, it's no wonder Fansipan is on top of every tourist's Sapa bucket list. Find out what the hype is all about with this trekking and camping tour from Sapa. Start the tour with a ride to Ton Station, the easiest entry point to Fansipan's peak. Make your way to the Bamboo Forest and walk through a thick jungle. Fuel your body for the next leg of the journey with a picnic lunch prepared by the tour. Munch on bread and sausages, as well as fresh vegetables for added nutritional value. Continue the trek to the summit, where gorgeous natural views will greet you on the way. As evening falls, settle at a safe spot in the forest and pitch your tent. Get to know your tour group better through the fun and exciting camping activities. You can also opt to help out with the dinner, which your group will cook using only wood and stone. Feast on vegetables, fried pork, chicken, and eggs paired with steamed rice just before bed. Wake up early to resume the trek and catch Sapa at its brightest. Arrive just in time for lunch and help prepare your picnic while you gaze down the mountain ranges. Overload your senses with delicious food and amazing views of Sapa from above. Catch glimpses of villages and natural attractions while lounging at the peak. End the tour with a trek and ride back to Sapa town.




Good to know
What To Wear:
- Trekking or sports shoes/sandals
- Comfortable clothes
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Insect repellent
- Light waterproof jacket (during winter or spring season)
What To Bring:
- Trail food good for 2 days (energy bars, trail mix, and nuts)
- 1L drinking water
- Personal toiletries and medicine
- Sleeping bag/blanket
- Extra clothes
- Trash bag
- First-aid kit
- Flashlight
Reviews
Our guide was the best, making sure all of us are safe and keeping a good pace that we can handle. The steep steps are most challenging for me. The steep rocks and Tree roots were very very fun, so was the several ladders that you climb throughout. at some times, the trail has a decent amount of exposure for you to see how high up you are. When you do, the mountains and fog look amazing, but this might be scary for people with a fear of heights. Our guide was very helpful and took care of us. We were given so many food we did not finish haha. thank you so much
Overall, I truly appreciated the friendliness of the guide and the comfort provided during the trip. It made the hike not just a physical challenge, but also a memorable and enjoyable adventure. Highly recommended!
Kate was our tour guide, she spoke little English but she was caring and approachable, and looked after us throughout the hike. When we had cramps, she would give us mini massages to make sure we carry on. equipment: Just take note that you’ll have to carry your own water that is provided by them, so don’t bring too much of your own.
the trip started morning and it was heavy rain during tht time. our tourguide Vha so helpful during the journey and cooks a lot of foods for us. the crib for the night quite decent but it’s fine. better prepare with the raining and cold weather there. overall the trip was wonderful and challenging.
The trail was challenging as expected; there seemed to be a never-ending ascent and descent, but I’ve got to say the experience was really solid! I was initially the only hiker that day, but fortunately, I was joined by another hiker at the last minute. The changing temperatures throughout the hike also added to its difficulty. But you know what? The harder it gets, the more motivated you become. The meals served were delicious! We reached the summit around 8:30 am, just in time before the cable cars started operating and the place began to get crowded. Shoutout to my tough and kind tour guide, Nu—you rock!
Susu was our guide. Tour was broken into 3 parts. Part 1 was 1.5h hike from Love Waterfall to Lunch Point. Part 2 was tougher, 1h 15min hike from Lunch to your lodging. We started at 0940 and arrived at 1530. You have dinner and setoff for the morning hike at 0400. Part 3 was a 2hr hike to the summit. 1.5L water bottle was provided at the beginning, and another 500ml after your overnight stay. Sleeping bag also provided. Good hiking shoes, hiking poles, headlamps are a must. The toilet at the campsite was yucky.
i booked hoping that there will be other hikers I can join but there was none. However, merchant allowed me to hike upon payment of a solo trekking surcharge. so it was just me and my female guide, Susi. the hike was challenging as expected, and it even rained in the afternoon making the trails more challenging. we had lunch at the first base camp at 2020 masl, and reached the second base camp around 4pm. Susu was fun and patient with me despite me being a slow hiker. she prepared my meals which were all modest and enough to satisfy my hunger after all the climb!! The next day, I decided to leave a bit late coz the weather was rainy and cloudy and was quite sure there won't be a sunrise. we walked till the summit... and I am so proud of myself to have hiked instead of just taking the cable car going up. But going down, I decided to take the cable car for La k of material time as I need to catch the sleeper bus to Hanoi that afternoon. Overall, the experience was very good and was well worth the money I spent. Thank you very much
The local tour company provided us seamless services including pick-up, food and chauffeur service to return to my hotel. The trekking guide was well trained and competent navigating tour members complete the tour. While the course was challenging, I never felt unsafe because of the guidance of the guide. This tour is highly recommended.
the guide and porters are very professional. They do provide a 1.5L and a 500mL water. The route consists of rocks, muddy soil, ladders and stairs. Please be prepared for rains as the weather changes in minutes. There are stops along the way, hence it’s not that tiring.
It is a very challenging hike for me. With all the climbing up steep slopes, steps. My group had 2 guides with us. One of them help me a lot throughout. Especially, more then half way. As it gets harder n harder. He held my hand n make sure I do not fall. I have to say , if without my guide guiding me through, i believe I would take much way longer time. I manage to arrived the summit at ard 545am, as we set off at 330am from campsite. Got to see the sunrise and all. All the efforts paid off!! I want to say a big Thank You To My 2 Guides!
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