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

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Mountain Climbing in Vietnam

We were on the 2-in-1 Ultimate Sapa Adventure: Fansipan &amp; Sapa Rice Terrace Trek. We had two amazing days trekking. We were picked up exactly on time at our homestay by our guide and taken to the ranger station where the Fansipan trek starts. The trek up Fansipan is rather technical in places but overall manageable. It is though but if you enjoy hiking this experience is amazing- and you will be rewarded with astonishing views along the way (If you a lucky to catch a clear day). About an hour before reaching the summit, we made a stop at a little cabin with other hikers. Here our guide prepared a nice lunch for us. A variety of vegetables, rice, chicken, and bread. Simple but just what we needed. It was an epic feeling to reach the top after app. 5 hours. 

Zizis Homestay is very authentic and nice. We had the family dinner which we shared with other travellers who had been on other treks. This was a nice way to end the day and share experiences and tips with other travellers. Additionally, the food was very delicious. The rooms were very basic but overall they entailed what was needed. They had no heat but the host was so kind to bring us extra blankets so we did not feel cold. The rooms are not soundproof and you can easily hear what is going on in the homestay. So, we recommend brining some good ear plugs if you are sensitive to noise. 

On the second day, we went on a trek with a local hmong guide, Chili. Her English was basic but absolutely understandable. She was very sweet and good at engaging in conversation. We learned a lot about the Hmong people's way of living and we really enjoy the tour and her company. During the trek we stopped for lunch at a small local restaurant. It was clearly meant for tourists but you still got the authentic feeling of having a Vietnamese meal.

2-in-1 Ultimate Sapa Adventure: Fansipan & Sapa Rice Terrace Trek

We were on the 2-in-1 Ultimate Sapa Adventure: Fansipan &amp; Sapa Rice Terrace Trek. We had two amazing days trekking. We were picked up exactly on time at our homestay by our guide and taken to the ranger station where the Fansipan trek starts. The trek up Fansipan is rather technical in places but overall manageable. It is though but if you enjoy hiking this experience is amazing- and you will be rewarded with astonishing views along the way (If you a lucky to catch a clear day). About an hour before reaching the summit, we made a stop at a little cabin with other hikers. Here our guide prepared a nice lunch for us. A variety of vegetables, rice, chicken, and bread. Simple but just what we needed. It was an epic feeling to reach the top after app. 5 hours. 

Zizis Homestay is very authentic and nice. We had the family dinner which we shared with other travellers who had been on other treks. This was a nice way to end the day and share experiences and tips with other travellers. Additionally, the food was very delicious. The rooms were very basic but overall they entailed what was needed. They had no heat but the host was so kind to bring us extra blankets so we did not feel cold. The rooms are not soundproof and you can easily hear what is going on in the homestay. So, we recommend brining some good ear plugs if you are sensitive to noise. 

On the second day, we went on a trek with a local hmong guide, Chili. Her English was basic but absolutely understandable. She was very sweet and good at engaging in conversation. We learned a lot about the Hmong people's way of living and we really enjoy the tour and her company. During the trek we stopped for lunch at a small local restaurant. It was clearly meant for tourists but you still got the authentic feeling of having a Vietnamese meal. 

I had a great experience hiking Mt. Fansipan with Seek Sophie. The trip was very organized, and Mr. Su was always responsive during the booking process. Our guide, Pao, picked me up right on time and was very funny, which made the hike even more enjoyable. He speaks good English, so I learned a lot from our conversations along the trail. His pace was fast, but he was very patient with me the whole time. The food and ginger tea at the basecamp were also very refreshing. Highly recommend this experience to my fellow hikers in the Philippines!

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 1 Day Best Value Mt Fansipan Trek to Summit

I had a great experience hiking Mt. Fansipan with Seek Sophie. The trip was very organized, and Mr. Su was always responsive during the booking process. Our guide, Pao, picked me up right on time and was very funny, which made the hike even more enjoyable. He speaks good English, so I learned a lot from our conversations along the trail. His pace was fast, but he was very patient with me the whole time. The food and ginger tea at the basecamp were also very refreshing. Highly recommend this experience to my fellow hikers in the Philippines!

We did the Fansipan trek with Binh. I was with my boyfriend. We are both used to running long distances. The trek is still challenging, but so nice. The weather was amazing, we had views all the way to the top. The guide was sweet, recommending breaks, he had snacks for us and did an amazing lunch for us.

We did the Fansipan trek with Binh. I was with my boyfriend. We are both used to running long distances. The trek is still challenging, but so nice. The weather was amazing, we had views all the way to the top. The guide was sweet, recommending breaks, he had snacks for us and did an amazing lunch for us.

Our guide, Harry, was so nice and friendly! He informed us about the area, made sure we were alright and overall made the trip enjoyable and memorable. We had a great time!
 The views were also beautiful, and the change between pine forest to jungle was super unique.

Trek Da Lat's Highest Peak | Langbiang Mountain Adventure

Our guide, Harry, was so nice and friendly! He informed us about the area, made sure we were alright and overall made the trip enjoyable and memorable. We had a great time!
The views were also beautiful, and the change between pine forest to jungle was super unique.

We had a great time with Fin 😄 the hike was a good challange but doable and the view was amazing. the lunch was very good, diverse and plenty - an absolut highlight, which Fin prepared with care. it was also very nice that Fin started to collect garbage that other people left behind, to which we joined in. we absolutely recommend going on this adventure!

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We had a great time with Fin 😄 the hike was a good challange but doable and the view was amazing. the lunch was very good, diverse and plenty - an absolut highlight, which Fin prepared with care. it was also very nice that Fin started to collect garbage that other people left behind, to which we joined in. we absolutely recommend going on this adventure! 

My trip occurred in early November 2025. Overall, it was a great trip with some hiccups here and there for delayed transport, for example, but it somehow all worked out in the end. That was the lesson for my entire Vietnam trip though... to be patient, because somehow it all works out. :) 

Guide Tim picked me up very promptly from my hotel in Sapa on the 1st day for the trek up Fansipan. Beautiful weather! Guide didn't rush me after I hit a wall, hah. Lunch could have been better... the pho other trekkers were getting smelled grand and I yearned for the warmth. Almost thought I wasn't going to make it down the gondola with the ticket that was provided to me (a screenshot) but the worker gave me the go ahead eventually but after a wait and a few calls. Ride to Zizi's homestay was delayed but he got me there super quick. I suspected the walk to the homestay would not be roller luggage friendly after some research which I attempted to verify with the host through WhatsApp beforehand, but they never understood my request so my question went unanswered. The path is still pretty much paved but steep, something to bare in mind especially after coming off from climbing up to Fansipan. I otherwise was able to get to the homestay after some perseverance which wasn't too bad in the end and rather short too. It would still be helpful to recommend a backpack for hauling around luggage in Sapa, in general. 

The sisters run the homestay and it was truly a genuine experience. Beautiful scenery! Dinner was absolutely delicious. I linked up with the Hmong guide the next morning though the time for the meeting was confusing. They did track me down where I waited in the garden area. The trek was AWESOME and lunch so, so good. I wasn't expecting the elevation gain and mileage that day but it was helpful not knowing because I was able to enjoy the scenery and take it all in as it came. Sue was freakin awesome taking me around and we ended up in the perfect part of town where I needed to catch my bus in 2 hours. Luggage made it to me via her super cool husband. Again, it all just works out! Happy to have gone on the trek. The Vietnamese people are simply outstanding!

My trip occurred in early November 2025. Overall, it was a great trip with some hiccups here and there for delayed transport, for example, but it somehow all worked out in the end. That was the lesson for my entire Vietnam trip though... to be patient, because somehow it all works out. :) 

Guide Tim picked me up very promptly from my hotel in Sapa on the 1st day for the trek up Fansipan. Beautiful weather! Guide didn't rush me after I hit a wall, hah. Lunch could have been better... the pho other trekkers were getting smelled grand and I yearned for the warmth. Almost thought I wasn't going to make it down the gondola with the ticket that was provided to me (a screenshot) but the worker gave me the go ahead eventually but after a wait and a few calls. Ride to Zizi's homestay was delayed but he got me there super quick. I suspected the walk to the homestay would not be roller luggage friendly after some research which I attempted to verify with the host through WhatsApp beforehand, but they never understood my request so my question went unanswered. The path is still pretty much paved  but steep, something to bare in mind especially after coming off from climbing up to Fansipan. I otherwise was able to get to the homestay after some perseverance which wasn't too bad in the end and rather short too. It would still be helpful to recommend a backpack for hauling around luggage in Sapa, in general. 

The sisters run the homestay and it was truly a genuine experience. Beautiful scenery! Dinner was absolutely delicious. I linked up with the Hmong guide the next morning though the time for the meeting was confusing. They did track me down where I waited in the garden area. The trek was AWESOME and lunch so, so good. I wasn't expecting the elevation gain and mileage that day but it was helpful not knowing because I was able to enjoy the scenery and take it all in as it came. Sue was freakin awesome taking me around and we ended up in the perfect part of town where I needed to catch my bus in 2 hours. Luggage made it to me via her super cool husband. Again, it all just works out! Happy to have gone on the trek. The Vietnamese people are simply outstanding!

Was absolutely amazing ! The group was small and harry was such a good guide and he was so lovely 
 We stopped to have lunch which was amazingggg Harry carried it all the way for us all to eat 
 Would definitely recommend if you like being outdoors and enjoying nature :)

Was absolutely amazing ! The group was small and harry was such a good guide and he was so lovely 
We stopped to have lunch which was amazingggg Harry carried it all the way for us all to eat 
Would definitely recommend if you like being outdoors and enjoying nature :) 

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