Mountain Climbing in Vietnam

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

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What other guests say

4.9

262 reviews

Wonderful woman-owned business. I booked one night and wished I had move time to stay. The view was lovely, my private room was comfortable and had an attached private bathroom. Food was delicious and staff were very kind. I booked this homestay as a 2D1N Sapa experience and Zizi was super helpful and efficient with all the details. When I missed my train to Sapa, she got me booked on a sleeper bus within 1 hour and I was on my way with a meetup location and breakfast awaiting me. Communication via WhatsApp was very smooth. I couldn’t have felt better taken care of. My treks were Fansipan on day 1 and the rice terraces day 2. Both of my guides were local Hmong and fabulous at their jobs.

Brynna

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

We went in early July and were blessed with good weather. Spent half a day climbing up Mount Fansipan via the Tram Ton Pass. We were a bit slower, and it took us about 8 hours to reach the summit, including a 1-hour meal break, during which our mountain guide prepared a warm bowl of noodles with fresh fruit. Took the cable car down.

Jane

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

Was the only one in my group but had a good chat with my leader (who’s name I have forgotten but I will insert pic) who was very friendly. I found the hike quite challenging, some sections more than others, and I would say I’m an intermediate hiker. Unfortunately no views due to weather but it was a great experience. Lunch was awesome!

Jess

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

Appreciate the flexibility of swapping the itinerary. Instead of hiking on day 1, I have requested to hike on day 2 as there was lower chances of rain. There was miscommunication as the host thought to push everything one day later. Good thing was the host responded very quickly and promptly made arrangement for me to be pick up elsewhere. I grabbed over, had breakfast and began the trekking with a lady named Xa. It rained almost the entire day. The walk was from Sapa town to Zizi homestay (approx 15km) with a lunch break in between. The trek was beautiful. Along the way, an old lady and a young girl followed us for quite abit to our rest stop for a break. Initially I did not know why they were together with us in a group, only to realise they were going to sell us their homemade souvenirs like pouches, wallets, pillow case etc (it was rather expensive but absolutely no obligation to buy) when we having our rest. There wasn’t much explanation or sharing of the culture / history throughout the walk, I could hear more explanation coming from other trekking groups. One night at zizi homestay was quite an experience, dinner is provided but in a group setting where they called it group dinner. You get to meet other random people. Day 2 fansipan hike - picked up from homestay and very kind of her zizi’s sister (Lily) to prepare breakfast for me to bring along and met the guide called Mang in Sapa town. His English is basic and shared some interesting facts along the way. Very impressed by how he hike with his pair of legendary sandals. He would offer some rest points. if you require more breaks throughout the hike, he would patiently wait for you (but if you plan to hike down as well, then cater time for that too). Overall experience is pleasant.

Sandra

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

Hassle free from time of booking till return back to hotel. Since it was a 1 day trek, the hot soup noodle and fruits at upper camp was great. And Pao, our guide was excellent...sharing the local culture, pointing out the various flora , even get to eat some wild raspberry. Safety conscious, he even re-routed the trek to avoid crossing high water at river crossing. Overall, a great experience as he guided us safely to the summit of Fansipan 👍

John Ng

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

Had a wonderful experience hiking Fansipan thanks to our guide - Pao, who guided us through the mountain with ease. Aside from showing us the way, he also shared some interesting information about the plants, the animals and the terrain. He is well-versed in English and has been hiking Fansipan for 6 years! He is not talkative but that’s perfect for me - I can barely catch a breath, let alone talk while hiking. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I can’t believe I haven’t seen any reviews about him. We would definitely recommend Pao and Sapa Natives Trekking to anyone who is interested in summiting Fansipan in 1 day/6 hours. P.S. Pao also makes really good noodle soup!

Yong Yong & Hafiz

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

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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