Mountain Climbing in Vietnam

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

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Love letters from our guests

4.9

306 reviews

Archert was our guide. He was patient, paced us well, answered our questions about the local culture and cooked two delicious bowls of pho on the trail. He even surprised us with a medal and small certificate once we reached the summit! Great trek.

Sydney

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek with Local Hmong Guide

I completed Fapisan with local guide Pao. And it was the best tour I’ve done in Vietnam! Pao skills, knowledge, English and kindness made my trek unforgettable! The food was delicious, but I enjoyed trekking with Pao through the beautiful roof of Indochina!! Highly recommend !

Ella Ryan

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

Incredible trek with Pao! I can only recommend you to do it even if it can be a bit challenging! I made the 31 December and the weather was perfect! We started the walk by night then we had a beautiful sunrise 🌄 The lunch in the second base camp was really good. Pao was a great guide, knowing perfectly the trek and really cheerful ! All the organisation was perfect, thx ☺️

Jules

Booked: 1 Day Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

We had a wonderful day climbing Mount Fansipan with our guide, Pao, in mid-December. He contacted us in advance via Whatsapp to gather some extra information and to arrange the pickup, which made everything feel very well organized from the start. On the morning of the hike, Pao and a driver were waiting punctually at our hotel at 5:30 a.m. We were the first hikers of the day to reach the trailhead. We began hiking in the dark, but Pao made sure the path was well lit and safe. As the sun rose, we continued the ascent, taking regular breaks along the way. It’s important to note that this hike is quite challenging and requires good physical fitness, as there is a lot of climbing, including the use of ladders, while carrying your backpack. We reached the final checkpoint around 10 a.m., where we had time to rest while Pao prepared a delicious, warming lunch for us: noodle soup, tea, and fresh fruit. Mind you, it got pretty cold in the hills once your sweat dried up so it was very nice to heat up a little bit. After lunch, we continued for another 1.5 hours before finally reaching the summit of Fansipan. Pao was an excellent guide throughout the day, adapting the pace to our needs and creating a very enjoyable and supportive hiking experience. The descent was even more demanding, so we decided to take the cable car back down. Pao helped us purchase the tickets, came down with us, and arranged a cab, getting us back to our hotel by 2 p.m. We were extremely happy with our decision to book this tour with Sapa Natives and can’t recommend it highly enough. A big thank you to Pao for making this such a memorable day!

Nathan

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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