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Sapa - Conquer Fanxipang Mountain |
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| | AS1-FAN4D: Conquer the top of Mt. Fansipan (4 days/ 5 nights) | |  Sapa is a beautiful former French hill-station. At an altitude of 1,650 m Sapa boasts warm days and cool evenings and all day fresh air. Nowadays, Sapa has become a favorite destination due to its inspiring scenery of mounatin ranges and terraced valley floors dotted with small ethnic villages. Sapa is home to several of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic minority groups, each with their own distinctive dress, customs and dialects making it a colorful mosaic of culture | |
| | AS2-FAN3D: Conquer the top of Mt. Fansipan by Sin Chai route (3 days/ 4 nights) | |  Sapa is a beautiful former French hill-station. At an altitude of 1,650 m Sapa boasts warm days and cool evenings and all day fresh air. Nowadays, Sapa has become a favorite destination due to its inspiring scenery of mounatin ranges and terraced valley floors dotted with small ethnic villages. Sapa is home to several of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic minority groups, each with their own distinctive dress, customs and dialects making it a colorful mosaic of culture | |
| | AS3-FAN2D: Conquer the top of Mt. Fansipan (2 days/ 3 nights) | |  With South East Asia's highest peak, Mt. Fanxipan (3,143 m) providing the perfect backdrop for some great trekking routes. This 3 day trek with outdoor camping offers all of the challenges and rewards of any hike. And, at the summit you be one of the few to have reached up and touched the clouds marking the roof of Indochina. | |
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