Trekfansipan.com

Imaginative travellers looking to head to south-east Asia might want to make Vietnam a priority stop-off, as a website has provided tips on how to survive a stay in the country.

Ha Giang Province Vietnam

Suite101 has reported that following the culmination of war in recent years, the nation’s economy has started to “boom” and visitor numbers are on the increase.
[...Read more]

We are a group of Malayan, We often take adventure tours and this time to Vietnam is Fansipan.

Get pick up at Laocai train station and transfer to Sa pa, we stopped at Hotel, got a room for shower, breakfast, prepared our gears for the coming trek.

On the way trekking Fansipan Mt, Vietnam

Driving by Jeep along a up-down, zig-zag road to get the mountain pass to start our hike. The first sight to us is the large mountain, the trek at the beginning is quiet easy. we are all eager to conquer.
[...Read more]

Sapa Vietnam, the district of Lao Cai Province, is a quiet and modest area nestled in high mountains and drifting clouds, surrounded by magnificent natural beauty.

Sapa valley, Vietnam

From April 15 to 20 the ‘In the Clouds’ festival will brighten up this region with colorful national costumes of the ethnic groups living in Sapa, including Mong, Dao, Tay and Xa Pho, Giay.

[...Read more]

Mllebienlein and her friends discussed about her Mt. Fansipan travel. Some complaint about the hotel but the trek tour was fine.

Hello,

We have just come back yesterday from a two day trekking tour to the Fansipan mountain top and got brutally ripped off by our hotel - the Pinocchio Hotel in Sapa.

After having spoken to several agencies to check the prices (ranging from 55-120$ for the same program/people) we choose the Pinocchio Hotel, where we stayed, to organize the trip for us. It was more for the ease of having everything “in the same place” than any particular other reason.

We agreed on a price of 60$ per person, for a group of three people, where Pinocchio would take care of the guide and porter, our food and the equipment (tent, sleeping bag, etc.) and the administration (entrance fee, some insurance, etc.)

[...Read more]