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Fansipan and Sapa hard trek
CODE ID:
PK4-FST
PRICE:
$150
Tucked high in Vietnam ‘s remote northern mountains, close to the Chinese border, the former French military outpost of Sapa offers some of Vietnam ‘s most colorful experiences with the majestic beauty of Fansipan.
The views are breathtaking. Vietnam ‘s highest peak, the 3,143-metre Mount Fansipan, looms overhead, while the surrounding valleys feature terraced rice paddies and blazing green fields cut by fast-flowing streams. Layer upon layer of green ridges fades into the distance, edged by sharp, rocky peaks. The region is home to several ethnic minority groups all wearing their traditional and colorful attire.
Please be ready at your hotel for pick up at 9.00 PM. The bus takes around 6 hours. (Morning bus is also available).
Day 1
FULL DAY TREKKING IN TA VAN VILLAGE
You will arrive at Sapa town early in the morning at around 4:00 AM. Please take your time to sleep on the bus until 6:30 AM.
Our taxi will pick you up from Sapa bus station and take you to our homestay in Ta Van Village. Stop on the way to enjoy one of the most famous views in Sapa.
Having breakfast at the homestay and meet your tour guide from the local H’Mong minority tribe.
Leaving from Ta Van Village, you will meet locals from the Zayminority tribe.
Walkthrough the beautiful Bamboo Forest on the way to SeoMi Ti Village to meet local people from the H’Mong minority tribe.
Keep trekking to Giang Ta Chai Village to visit the peak of the large nearby waterfall.
The last destination of the first morning is Su Pan Village - home of the Red Dao minority tribe.
Depending on the weather either, take a rest by the river and eat a delicious packed lunch while taking in the beautiful scenery around you or go back to the homestay to eat and talk more with your tour guide.
After a full day trekking, you will head back to Ta Van Village and spend the night in the homestay with your host and her daughter.
Dinner is served and if you would like to get more involved you can help to prepare the meal.
The rest of the evening is time to relax and rest after your long day's trekking. Spend time with the family, watch movies, play games or go to explore Ta Van Village by night… you can even go to the quiet local bar.
Overnight at the homestay in Ta Van village.
Day 2
HALF-DAY TREKKING - SAPA
Breakfast is served at the homestay while the locals are starting their day.
Enjoy another 6km trekking route to visit Lao Chai village. Visit a traditional home and learn how the local people make their traditional dress.
Back to the homestay for lunch and say goodbye to the family.
Bus/car takes you to Sapa town. You have free time to discover Sapa town on your own.
Stay overnight in Sapa town.
Day 3
FANSIPAN FULL DAY TREKKING
We begin the adventure tour at a practical time of 9.00 am. After meeting both your guide and driver, we are transferred by car, a short distance of 15km to begin the start of the climb to Fansipan Mountain. We start the climb at the Park Rangers’ Station at a height of 2,000m. Throughout this climb, we can observe and learn about the local cardamom plants, and the uses they have for this local area. Local birds can also be seen throughout this walk, with seasons varying, and the time of year you visit. As we trek up to the height of 2,200m, we relax with a picnic lunch.
We then keep on trekking up to the height of 2,800m, taking in the spectacular views along the way. After setting up camp for the night, dinner is cooked on the campfire. Ready to unwind from the day, you will find yourself sleeping soundly, while nestled in amongst the rugged beauty of the mountains.
Day 4
FANSIPAN - SAPA - HANOI
With an early rise of 6.30 - 7.00 am, we have breakfast together before we undertake the final ascent to the very top of Fansipan Mountain.
Around 10.00-10.30am, we can celebrate the victorious achievement as we arrive at the very top, 3,143m above sea level. Take some time out, as you absorb the combination of the fresh crisp air, and beautiful views while overlooking Sapa town, admiring its thick green forestry landscape.
After enjoying the remarkable views, we commence the descent to 2,800m and enjoy a picnic lunch around 1.30 pm. Feeling revitalized after the break, we trek back down to Tram Ton Pass at 2,000m, where our driver awaits and we are transferred back to Sapa Town. Our tour is completed with a soothing herbal medicine bath or foot massage.
Take the rest at our homestay and have dinner before catching the sleeping bus at 9.30 PM back to Hanoi. You will arrive in Hanoi at 4.00 AM the next day.
End of the wonderful journey!
PRICE DETAIL: USD 150/PP
What's included?
All transportation with an experienced driver
All entrance fees on tour
All activities following the program
All meals as mentioned
02 bottles of water per person per day
Accommodation: 3 nights in Ha Giang
What's excluded?
Beverage, personal expenses, tips and gratuities
Travel insurance
Internal and external flights
Visa fee
Other things are not mentioned in the program.
What should we bring?
Hat or umbrella, shoes, sunglasses.
Insect repellent.
Cash for personal expenses.
Children policy
Under 3 years old: Free of charge(<1,2 m).
From 4 up to 8 years old:75% of adult price.
From 9 years old up:100% of adult price.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Dress code:
When visiting temples or mosques, both men and women should dress in conservative, non-revealing clothing. Full-length trousers with a shirt or t-shirt for men; and pants or skirts well below the knee with a top that covers the shoulders and upper arms for women.
Personal Expense:
You will need to take some extra money to cover extra meals, drinks, laundry, and souvenirs... Based on the advice of previous customers an approximate amount of USD250 per person per week should be sufficient; however, for those that can’t resist a bargain or may wish to participate in all of the optional excursions, consider allocating a higher amount.
Exchange Cash:
US Dollars are easily exchanged throughout Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, however other currencies such as Indian Rupee can generally be exchanged at airports provided notes are new and undamaged. We suggest for your convenience that you ensure your US Dollars are from the new series to avoid any difficulties exchanging money during your trip (should be from the new series from the year 2006 onwards). We suggest exchanging your money before traveling to remote areas and smaller towns, as exchange facilities can be limited.
Tipping:
Local tipping is customary in Asia. However, this can often lead to awkwardness in knowing when it is appropriate to tip and how much, as well as ensuring you have a suitable amount of change available at the time. For your convenience, tipping the minimum amount (for any private tours) can be at USD3/person/day/ at the end of the day.
Eating In SEA:
Southeast Asia is home to an incredibly rich food history. Your itinerary has been carefully crafted to introduce you to a wide range of local dishes and we hope that you enjoy the culinary adventure ahead. Meals (excluding drinks) are included in our tours and depend on each tour’s itinerary, please pay attention to the meals abbreviations and each day’s tour title to know which meals are inclusive in the package and which are not. Normally, we have included all breakfast at your accommodation of stay in each city and Lunch or Dinner depending on daily tours/ or activities. Any special dietary requirements for food should be informed by visitors so that we can arrange daily meals accordingly.
Weather Condition:
Please refer to the hereunder website for detailed temperature charts: https://www.accuweather.com
In the case of bad weather/ risks of tropical storms. We will keep you updated regarding the weather conditions/ risks of tropical storms as soon as possible and will offer different alternatives for you to choose, the possible scenarios that can occur, or amend the refund depending on which services that you had used.
Giving you the best experience and unforgettable journey is our mission.
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