Fansipan - the highest mountain in Vietnam with an altitude of 3,143m, is known as the "Roof of Indochina". The Fansipan trekking journey is not only a physical challenge but also a wonderful experience to explore the majestic nature of the Northwest mountains. The 2-day-1-night Fansipan trekking trip is a challenging journey but also filled with magical moments. From primeval forests, babbling streams to steep mountain slopes, every step brings special emotions. Climbers will experience different emotions - from excitement, fatigue to bursting when setting foot on the highest peak of Indochina. Standing on the top of Fansipan, amidst the sea of ​​white clouds, enjoying the fresh air and overlooking the vast Northwest mountains and forests, all fatigue seems to disappear. This is not only a trip of discovery but also a journey to conquer one's limits, bringing unforgettable experiences.

Highlight

• Touching the highest peak in Vietnam - 3414m
• Having easy trekking route with diverse landscapes
• Having cable car when descending the mountain with the most beautiful scenery of Hoang Lien Son range

Difficulty Level (6/10): Most people can participate in the tour, children from 6 years old and above also can join with parents. It will be easier and more comfortable for you to experience outdoor activities if you have good preparation for physical training before the trip. The duration of each trip is 2 days generally. With those trekking tours at this level, it might take 2 – 3 hours/day to do the trek with the quite easy terrain. At the same level, the kayaking and SUP tours, 2 – 3 hours/ days paddling with the large water surface, and plenty of times to take photos and rest as well.

Experience/ skills requirement: Low Physical requirement: Medium Duration: 2 – 3 days Outdoor activity duration: 4 – 6 hours/day Children: From 12 years old can participate.

Suggested physical training: Practice running or kayaking/SUP 1 - 2 weeks in advance. Run twice a week, each session 3 - 5km every night. Or paddling from 2- 3 times, each time is 5 km.

1. Travel insurance

● Umove Adventure uses service from Bảo Việt Insurance with a maximum insurance payout of 100 million VND/person/case.

●  See the Bao Viet policy of insurance Quy tắc bảo hiểm Bảo Việt.        

2. Referring to the postpose policy, and cancel the tour in the requirement and instructions here. 

3. Reading and signing the exclude all liability before departing

● The customers who buy adventure tours from Umove Adventure have enough awareness about the level of challenge as well as other physical challenges and other potential dangers during the tour. Hence the customer is asked to read and sign the Exclude all Liability form before departing. Find the form below and read it carefully.

                    Phiếu miễn trừ trách nhiệm.       

4. Trekking Route Note

● This is a trek with diverse terrain and not too dangerous among the 10 highest peaks in Vietnam. Although Fansipan is the highest peak in Vietnam, the Ton Station trek makes Fansipan not very difficult.

● Umove Adventure recommends that you bring a backpack of about 10L and leave no more than 2kg of belongings including essential items when climbing such as wallet, phone, drinking water. Your personal belongings such as clothes to change at the hut and daily drinking water, food for meals on the mountain,... will be carried by the porter.

5. Protecting environment

● Umove Adventure fully supports and applies the principles of Leave No Trace in all its outdoor tour programs and activities. We also encourage our customers and partners to practice Leave No Trace principles when traveling in outdoor environments. You can find more details about Leave No Trace here.

● To minimize the use of single-use plastic bottles, Umove Adventure recommends that each traveler bring their own 1L reusable water bottle to refill daily.

● During the tour, guests are required to follow all environmental protection guidelines and regulations at the destination.

6. Medical assistance

● If you have cardiovascular disease or bone and joint diseases (knees, ankles, shoulder joints, etc.), you should consult your doctor before deciding to join the trip. 

● The tour guide will carry a basic first aid kit. If you have specific health conditions requiring medication, please make sure to bring your personal medication.

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