Ngu Chi Son Peak stands tall at 2,858 meters in height, ranking as the 15th highest peak in Vietnam. This natural wonder is renowned as one of the most prominent mountains in the North West region, nestled within the Ta Giang Phinh Community of Sa Pa Ward, Lao Cai Province.
Viewed from a distance, the five peaks of Ngu Chi Son cluster together, resembling the five fingers of a hand stretching towards the heavens, evoking a sense of magnificence and enchantment. What sets Ngu Chi Son apart is its unique character, a quality unmatched by the other 15 highest peaks in Vietnam. The landscape here boasts a rich variety of flora, including Tea Flowers, Azaleas, and Maple Leaves, adding to the area's allure. For those with an adventurous spirit, conquering Ngu Chi Son is a lofty goal, beckoning enthusiasts of trekking and exploration.

Highlights:

• Touching the summit of the 15th highest mountain in Vietnam - 2,858 meters.
• The most majestic mountain, referred to as the "First Mighty Mountain of the Northwest,"
• Brilliantly red maple leaves in October.
• Azalea flowers bloom in March.
• A breathtaking sunrise viewpoint on the mountain summit.

Challenging Level (7/10): Requires good physical fitness and substantial experience in outdoor activities. This level is not suitable for children. The tour can last from 2 to 4 days with very basic accommodations and primarily involves camping. Trekking can take up to 5 to 6 hours per day with difficult terrain, steep slopes, and high altitudes. Kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) can take up to 6 to 7 hours per day.

Experience/ skills requirement: High Physical requirement: High Duration: 2 – 4 days Outdoor activity duration: 5 – 7 hours/day Children: No recommended

Physical Preparation Suggestion: running or kayaking/SUP for at least two weeks prior to departure. Run 2-3 times a week, covering 5 kilometers each time. Alternatively, kayak or SUP 2-3 times a week, covering a distance of 5-7 kilometers per session.

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Equipment provided by Umove

• Trekking Poles
• Gloves
• Camping table and chair
• First-aid kit

Personal essential stuff that needs to be prepared:

• Trekking shoes
• Trekking backpack
• Water Bottle (1L)
• Waterproof coat, warm clothing, windbreaker jacket, thermal shirt, quick dry pants or khaki
• Back up clothes
• Towel, hand sanitizer, toothbrush, toothpaste, toilet paper
• Mobile phone, camera, backup battery, suitable waterproof bag, etc.
• Personal document

Suggestion:

• Backup clothes
• Flashlight
• Multitool
• Personal medicine

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1. Travel insurance

• Umove Adventure uses the insurance services of Bao Viet Insurance Company with a maximum insurance payout of 100 million Vietnamese dong per person per incident.

• For more details, please refer to Bao Viet's insurance policy here:Quy tắc bảo hiểm Bảo Việt.    

2. View the cancellation policy in the Regulations and Guidelines section tại đây

3. Read and sign the Liability Waiver before departure

Customers purchasing Umove Adventure's adventure tours are fully aware of the level of 'adventure' and the physical challenges, as well as the potential risks involved in the tour. Therefore, customers are required to read and sign the Liability Waiver before departure. Please carefully read the contents of the Liability Waiver below before registering to participate."

                               Phiếu miễn trừ trách nhiệm.     

4. Notes regarding the trek route: 

• This is a long trek with challenging terrain covering the 15 highest mountains in Vietnam. If you have never climbed mountains before or engage in little physical activity, it's advisable to prepare physically in advance (read the section on Recommended Physical Preparation).

• Umove Adventure recommends that you carry a 10L backpack with no more than 2kg of essential items when mountain climbing, such as your wallet, phone, and water. Your personal gear, including spare clothes for changing at the camps and daily drinking water, and food for meals on the mountain, will be carried by porters.

5. Sleep on the mountain

• We will sleep at a wooden lodge at an altitude of 2800m for one night. Here, there are restrooms and bathrooms. When sleeping, you will be provided with an air mattress or insulated mat and a blanket or sleeping bag.

6. Food & Drinks

• Dinner on the mountain consists of hot dishes prepared by the porter team. Breakfast includes fried rice, instant noodles, or crepes. Lunch is typically a pre-prepared cold meal.

• Drinking water on the mountain will be collected by the porter team from streams and boiled for sterilization. Participants are advised to bring their own water bottle for daily use.

• At the overnight campsite, there will be hot tea and coffee available before and after each meal.

7. Safety and Health Warnings

• If you have a heart condition or any joint-related issues (knees, ankles, shoulders, etc.), it is advisable to consult a doctor before deciding to join the trip. The tour guide will carry a basic first-aid kit. If you have any health concerns that require medication, please bring your personal medication with you.

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