Mountain Climbing in Vietnam

Climb Vietnam's highest peaks from Mt Fansipan to Langbian Mountain

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238 reviews

The trek was great and quite challenging in places. Our guide was very informative and kept a good pace. We had booked a private trek because we didn't want to be in a group, but ended up picking up 2 other people along the way because a member of their group was struggling. No problem with that though. Lunch was very basic so you might want to bring some of your own food.

Darren Judd

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Summit | Cable Car Descent Add-On Available

We chose this tour (2D1N trekking) because we wanted to experience trekking up (and down) Fansipan and see some of the local villages and rice terraces outside Sapa - which we successfully did. The trek up the mountain was peaceful and with some nice viewpoints along the way. However, do not expect a view from the top, as it is most often inside a cloud. Our guide was very kind and told us about the local flora. He sat a good pace on our way up, but on our way down we felt rushed. It seems like the guides prefer to take the cable car down, but because we had gone up in 5,5 hours (including 1 hour lunch) he allowed it. It took us about 4,5 hours to walk back down. The trek was tough but not impossible and there were small breaks along the way. Beware that there are a lot of tall and rough stairs, and you will need to use your hands to scale some of the steeper terrain. Zizi's Homestay was very nice - if not a bit cold in the night - and in a beautiful area overlooking the rice fields. The staff was very kind, and food is great. The rice terrace trekking on day two was with a local H'Mong woman, who was very kind and talkable. Her english was a bit rough around the edges, but we could understand her and she could answer all our questions. The trek was steep in the beginning but easier and shorter than Fansipan. She accomodated our tour to the weather, so we spent more time in the local villages and less time overlooking rice fields that were hidden behind the clouds. The tour was interesting even though we spent more time walking on the roads than we did seeing the local life. Lunch was delicious though it was in a place solely built for tourists passing through. An overall great experience if you only have a few days in Sapa. However, if we had had more time in Sapa, we would have chosen a longer tour with more time in the villages.

Lucca D. Kjærgaard

Booked: 2 Day Ultimate Sapa Adventure: Fansipan & Sapa's Heart

Trek was nice and our guide Su was great! Brought a tasty warm lunch and was lovely to chat to. Can recommend to anybody wanting a bit of a challenge and some nice views!

Axel

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

The hike up Langbiang was wonderful as well as a good challenge. Our lovely guide Bell really looked after us, packing tasty snacks to the top for us and arranging a fabulous lunch at a local restaurant at the end of the hike. We appreciated his patience and knowledge of the area. Biking through city traffic to the trailhead was a little nervewracking but Bell expertly sheparded us through it. All in all it was an excellent day. Thanks Bell!

Wendy Cairns

Booked: Trek Da Lat's Highest Peak with an Optional Bike Ride | Langbiang Mountain Adventure

Mountain Climbing in Vietnam FAQs

What are some popular mountains for climbing in Vietnam?

Some popular mountains for climbing in Vietnam include Fansipan, Bach Moc Luong Tu, and Pu Ta Leng.

What is the best time of year for mountain climbing in Vietnam?

The best time for mountain climbing in Vietnam is from October to April when the weather is cooler and drier.

What gear is essential for mountain climbing in Vietnam?

Essential gear for mountain climbing in Vietnam includes sturdy hiking boots, layers of clothing, a backpack, water bottles, and a first aid kit.

Are there guided tours available for mountain climbing in Vietnam?

Yes, there are many tour companies that offer guided mountain climbing tours in Vietnam, providing experienced guides and necessary equipment.

What are some important safety tips for mountain climbing in Vietnam?

Some important safety tips for mountain climbing in Vietnam include staying hydrated, staying on marked trails, checking the weather forecast, and letting someone know your itinerary before starting your climb.

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