- Dates: Nov 28 – 30 2025.
Day 1 – 28 Nov
Arrive in Sapa by evening and check in to your hotel , rest up and get ready for tomorrow’s hike.
Day 2 – 29 Nov
Early breakfast in Sapa, then transfer to the trailhead (around 2,047 m) at Heaven’s Gate. Trek through bamboo forests and rugged mountain terrain, stopping for lunch around 2,200 m. Continue uphill through pine-covered slopes and misty ridges until reaching the mountain hut or base camp at around 2,800 m. Dinner and overnight stay in the hut.
(Approx. trek: 8 km, 5–6 hrs, elevation gain ~+750 m)
Day 3 – 30 Nov
Start early after breakfast to reach the Fansipan Summit (3,134 m) and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views above the clouds. After a short break at the peak, begin the descent along the same trail back to Tram Ton Gate. Arrive at the trail end by 3:00–4:00 PM, then transfer back to Sapa town. Once in Sapa, shower and freshen up at your hotel. The hike officially ends here, and you’re free to explore Sapa in the evening or relax at your own pace.
(Approx. trek: 10–12 km, 6–7 hrs, elevation gain ~+335 m, elevation loss ~–1,100 m)
Hike Highlights
- Summit the highest peak in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia (3,147m)
- Trek through lush bamboo forests, scenic ridges, and cloud-kissed valleys
- Experience the Hoang Lien Son mountain range with breathtaking sunrise views
- Stay overnight at a mountain base camp hut, surrounded by mist and stars
- Capture epic views from Fansipan Summit Pagoda Complex
- Celebrate your achievement with the Fansipan Hike Certificate and Medal
⚠️ Please research before signing up to ensure this hike suits your fitness level and experience.
Good to Know
• Best time for clear skies and stunning mountain views
• Warm layers recommended, as temperatures drop at higher altitudes
• Sapa offers cozy cafés, local markets, and beautiful mountain town vibes
Registration
⚡ Note: Payments are fully refundable until 15th Nov 2025.
Ensure all necessary details, including emergency contact information and personal details, are accurately provided.
Pre-requisites
• A passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry is required.
• Ensure you are aware of visa requirements — confirm that you have the appropriate visa or are eligible for visa-free entry.
• Trekkers should have a reasonable level of physical fitness and stamina to participate safely and comfortably.
Inclusions
• 1-night hotel stay in Sapa (twin/triple sharing)
• 1-night mountain hut accommodation
• All local transfers between Sapa and trailhead
• All necessary trekking permits and national park fees
• English-speaking mountain guide
• Local porter support for group gear
• Meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
• Certificate and Medal of Achievement
Exclusions
International or domestic flights to and from Vietnam
• Travel insurance (mandatory)
• Meals in Sapa before/after trek (except those mentioned)
• Personal expenses, drinks, or snacks
• Tips for guide and porter
• Extra nights in Sapa beyond the itinerary
• Any expenses due to unforeseen circumstances (weather, delays, etc.)
Gear Checklist
👕 Clothing
• Moisture-wicking base layers (top and bottom)
• Fleece or down jacket for cold mornings and summit
• Waterproof and windproof shell jacket
• Quick-dry trekking pants and shorts
• Extra T-shirts and socks
• Warm hat or buff
• Sun cap and sunglasses
• Lightweight gloves
👟 Footwear
• Trekking shoes or boots with good grip
• Comfortable sandals or slippers for hut and hotel
• Extra pair of socks
🎒 Accessories
• 30–40L daypack with rain cover
• Headlamp or torch with spare batteries
• Reusable water bottle or hydration pack (1.5–2L capacity)
• Trekking poles (recommended for steep climbs and descents)
• Personal toiletries and small towel
• Wet wipes, tissues, and hand sanitizer
• Sunscreen and lip balm
• Light snacks or energy bars
• Power bank and charging cables
• Personal first-aid kit and medications
• Lightweight poncho or raincoat
📸 Optional but Useful
• Compact camera or GoPro
• Gaiters for muddy sections
• Dry bags or zip-locks for electronics
Recommended Fitness Level
• Suitable for hikers with moderate to good fitness who can walk 6–8 hours per day carrying a light daypack
• Prior hiking experience is recommended but not mandatory
• Trail includes steep ascents and uneven terrain with some high steps
• Regular cardio or leg-strength training before the trip will help
• Altitude is moderate, but the climb can be demanding due to elevation gain and humidity
• Participants should be comfortable trekking at altitudes up to 3,100 meters
⚠️ Disclaimer
Important Notes:
• Trek organizers are not responsible for personal injuries, accidents, or loss of belongings.
• Participants undertake the trek at their own risk.
• Ensure you are physically fit for this trek.
• Inform the trek leader of any medical conditions before the hike.
• Personal information (e.g., passport details) will be shared with trek operators for hiking permits.
• Participants are advised to carry medical & personal accident insurance.
By participating, you acknowledge & accept these terms.
Safety Precautions
- Stay hydrated
- Pace yourself & take breaks
- Stick together as a group
- Follow the guide’s instructions
Environmental Considerations
- Leave no trace
- Respect wildlife & vegetation
- Dispose of waste properly
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