Cáp treo Fansipan

Great place to visit, the views were great. Too bad when we reached the peak it was cloudy.

The views up to the peak was great.

Recommend buy the VIP package.

Recommend around 4-5 hours to spend on both sides of the attraction.

Get the tram up to the peak, don’t save on that’s then walk down instead.

A breathtaking gondola which is a very long route with a stunning view.
It takes you around 15 min to reach the highest peak in Indochina.
Advice to buy a ticket in advance to minimize a waiting time

Was an amazing trip up the cable car. Would recommend getting a scooter and driving to the cable car part. Views were amazing

This was honestly one of the best experiences ever! Go to the top! The view is breathtaking and the history of how it was built will make you feel very appreciative!

On my way back from a trip in Cat Cat Village, I met a fellow solo traveler who was in Fansipan a day before. She told me that it was too expensive and it’s not worth the price and boy she was wrong.

I booked my ticket via Klook and everything was just so convenient.

The cable car ride was definitely enjoyable. You get to see the fields and mountains from an eagle’s view. The summit was equally breathtaking. A definite must when in Sapa!

We loved this experience, even on a stormy wet day. The temples and statues are beautiful, the cafe at the top, although expensive, made the best hot chocolate we have ever tasted, the cable car ran smooth and was roomy with insane views of the valley below, and to cap it all there was a break in the cloud which gave us a glimpse out, a rainbow and the most atmospheric photos. Highly recommend.

First you have to enter to Sun plaza to buy the ticket about 900.000 Vitenames dong per persons. Only Rp 600.000 per persons including return train ticket and cable car. You can reach at the top by continuing another train exclude the ticket anr you have to buy on the spot. If weekend, it bit queue. Dont mess up the costume, since the upstairs is cold a lot 😁

Absolutely loved visiting Fansipan mountain!

The main funicular and stations are quite beautiful with their older style, and the relaxing cable car ride up gives some absolutely stunning views of the rice terraces and mountains. That alone was amazing, and worth the trip.

When you reach the end of the cable car ride, you have some climbing to do! The pagodas on the way up as you continue are beautiful, and the views are even more spectacular. You're up in the clouds at this point, so the views come and go as the clouds move.

From here you can pay extra to take another funicular up, or climb the I believe 600 steps up to the peak. The climb isn't easy, but it's worth it!

Absolutely recommend visiting Fansipan mountain!

Happy to be on top of the highest peak of Vietnam 🇻🇳
Good service and great experience
You need about 20 mins in one of the world's longest cable cart to reach here.
A huge statue of Amithaba Buddha made of copper which weighs about 2000 tonnes is here which is massive.
Above the clouds experience. Must visit place.

I recently had the opportunity to visit Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam, and it was an absolutely breathtaking experience.

The cable car ride is a highlight of the trip, it provides breathtaking views of the rice terraces and steep cliffs below.

When you reach the summit, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of cloud-covered peaks spanning all the way to the horizon.

Fansipan's cloud patterns vary every few seconds, offering new shapes and vistas as the earth meets the sky.

I was surprised by this site, it seems like the Europe architectural style, the operation was smooth and quick, I was so sastified, those scenaries are deserved to paying vistit to at least once

Very fun, it is broken into 2 stops. One you take a "train" up, once at that location you can walk around, see the gardens, then take the tram the final leg of the trip. It was lovely in Sa Pa but it sure changed once we reached the summit

We had a great experience, even though the weather was bad (foggy, windy). It was still very much worth the trip. The cable car ride is exciting with long overspans and great views over the terraced farms and nature on the mountains. It was a bit windy, and the cabin was swaying a bit. We bought a vip package, which is well worth the money as you can skip all lines in the train and cable car and have a cabin for yourselves.

Great experiences eventhough it's super crowded at the top of the mountain (it was saturday), the train and cable car was really convenience, i reccomend you to take the train to the top and then just walk down the stairs to the cable car station, the foodcourt was great escpecially the Pho, i think it was one of the best pho i had in vietnam.
Safe travel!

A must-visit place and you won't regret it. The view was fantastic, even though it was a cloudy day. There are 2 options for the final ascend to the summit, after the cable car ride : train (~2mins) or walk path (~30-40mins depending on fitness level). I understand in total, there's about 600 steps. But you would miss the temple and Buddha statue if you take the train. Temperature is not extremely cold but really windy.

Definitely worth the visit. Hopefully, you are lucky enough to experience Fansipan truly if the weather is good. I really love my time there...

Extraordinary experience, beautiful view(s). The cable ride and mountain trains was worth any penny!

The food offered is very limited.

They serve great coffee tho.

This is a must visit as the views are absolutely breathtaking! Gotta get lucky though as your views could be limited on a cloudy day. The lines can be long on the cable cars, but they do move quickly. Definitely need to come back again!

It was beyond amazing. No wait, no line. Price was 800.000 VND which is worth it!!! Alone the trip in the cable car is insane. Do be aware that the smaller amount of oxygen on the top makes it a little harder to climb the 600 steps you have to the summit from the end station of the cable car! Total amount of time to get up in slow tempo Including the cable car ride was about 35 min.

Go when visibility is good. The place is high, and the clouds/fog can block the view.

It's not a cheap attraction. You'll be going up/down through a lot of narrow & high steps.

Nice coffee shop at top.

Highly recommended.