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FANSIPAN CLIMBING (7
days)
Fansipan
climbing is for some one who don't mind taking adventures and fit to climb 9 hours a day, copping with some steep slops and cliffs, snakes and wild
insects, overnight in camp for
several days. There are long trek and another short cut ones This
information is to your options (
Sundays market for Bac Ha, Muong Khuong market on Sundays,
Can Cau market on Saturdays, Coc Ly market on Tuesdays - come to Coc
Ly market then take a boat trip on Chay river is a truly not day
dream !!! )
Itinerary
Day 1: From Hanoi boarding a
night train at 9:30pm or 10:00pm (first class airconditioned soft sleeper)
Day 2: Arrive Lao Cai at 4:30 am in
the morning, and transfer to Sapa town, check in
hotel, stay at leisure and seeing Sapa town (1,500,000m above sea level,
weather is always very comfortable in summer and down to average of
7degree in winter), chatting with minority groups is a fun..
Day 3: AM:
leaving Sapa early in the morning, passing some villages of some
minority groups, climbing upward until you reached to the
rainforest. Overnight at the elevation of 2000metres. (there are some porters to help you carrying your stuff), the view
is so great but also dangerous from cliffs!
Day 4:
The next day, after breakfast, you will continue climbing to reach to
the roof of Vietnam at the height of 3143metres- viewing Sapa
town-and all areas around. You will have a feeling of being hero and
brave yourself (today is harder than the first day, more
steep, at the last part of climbing you will have to hold up to a
rope to get to the top). A picnic lunch on the top then get back to
the camp at the altitude of 2100metres, sleep and have your dinner
in the camp
Day 5: After the morning coffee
you will start going down. You are to Sapa town in the
afternoon. Well done, congratulation!
Day 6: Morning our guide will bring
by van or jeep to Lao Chai and Ta Van for another great view and
back for lunch in town, stay at leisure
at you hotel, afternoon transfer to Lao Cai train station for Hanoi,
Day 7: Morning arrive Hanoi at 5:00 am in the
morning, take you to your hotel. End Tour
Warning! climbing to Fansipan
is a very difficult adventure: cliffs of rock mountains, wet, and
slippy, and is very cold in winter time. Many people have reached
to the top of Fansipan and felt great them self and admired the
beauty, but quite a few people had to surrender the Fansipan when
they were in the middle of the trip, so please don't try if you
are not confident and it may spoil your holiday.
We provide you a professional climbing guide
and porters to carry your bag and food...!
Further information please
contact
us at No 21, Lane 259, Hue Str,
Hai Ba district, Hanoi, Vietnam
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Tel: (84 4) 9674595
Tel/fax: (84 4)9764596
guidevietnam@vnn.vn
or vietnamguide@hn.vnn.vn
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