Fansipan Summit: Conquering Vietnam’s Rooftop

Fansipan, often hailed as the "Roof of Indochina," stands as the highest peak in the Indochina Peninsula, towering 3,147 meters above sea level. Located in Vietnam's northwest within the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, Fansipan is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, cultural and spiritual heritage.

Discover Fansipan by either a thrilling hike or a leisurely cable car ride. The cable car glides smoothly upwards offering panoramic views of the Hoang Lien Son range.

The Great Buddha's serene presence and the Grand Belfry stand out in Fansipan, testifying to the deep cultural and spiritual significance of this revered site, where tranquility and clarity prevail. Thanh Van Dac Lo, or the "heavenly gate", offers breathtaking natural beauty and a sense of serenity.

Reach the summit by either conquering the steep steps or taking a leisurely ride on the Do Quyen funicular train. Ticket options including single or return are available depending on the weather.

Reaching the summit of Fansipan brings an exhilarating sense of achievement, heightened by the mountain's deep spiritual essence.

The train ride down from Fansipan's summit offers a tranquil conclusion to our journey, as the memories of ancient Buddhist temples and shrines linger, feeling a sense of peace and calm.

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Veron Kok

Travel Credit:
Jacky Vietnam Travel