Sun World Fansipan Legend Complex

Places to visit at Sun World Fansipan Legend Complex:

With an elevation of 3,143 meters, Fansipan Peak, part of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, is Vietnam's highest peak and is also known as the "Roof of Indochina." Conquering the Fansipan mountain has long been a young goal for individuals who enjoy challenges and want to create lasting memories.

Trekking isn't the only way to reach the summit of Fansipan any longer. Trekking isn't the only way to reach the summit of Fansipan any longer. Sun World Fansipan Legend Sapa's tourism-cultural and spiritual complex has brought Fansipan summit nearer to travellers with a cable car system that has set two world Guinness records: the longest three-wire cable car system (6,292.5 m) and the greatest difference in departure and arrival position (1,410 m). From the cable car, you can see the Muong Hoa valley, Hoang Lien National Park, and, of course, the Hoang Lien Son range.

From Sapa station, you can begin your adventure into the clouds. You can visit Sapa Port, a restaurant that specializes in traditional cuisine such as pork, poultry, and dried buffalo meat, at Sapa Station. A highlight of this station is the Sapa port cafe. The coffee shop is decorated in a classic style that incorporates elements of the Northwest. The environment is calm enough that you can sit next to a cup of coffee and listen to every bitter drop as well as hear stories from folks from the Northwest.

Before setting foot on the fairyland, you can begin your adventure at Bao An Meditation Temple, which is located at a height of 1,604 m and is sacred and majestically situated between heaven and earth.

Those that visit Fansipan Legend dream of touching and conquering Indochina's roof, so climbing to the summit of Fansipan is the most desirable goal. The contemporary cable car system will carry you through the Hoang Lien Son mountain range's towering peaks, which will be blanketed in a thick layer of white snow concealed in the chilling mist.

Aside from Fansipan peak, Bich Van Thien Tu and Thanh Van Dac Lo at Fansipan station are must-sees. At an elevation of almost 3,037 meters, Bich Van Thien Tu is one of Mount Fansipan's spiritual attractions, along with the pagodas of Ha, Lau Chuong, Lau Trong, and Dai Hong Chung. Every aspect of Bich Van Thien Tu is rich and complex. This is the place where heaven and earth collide, where yin and yang meet. All grief is washed away here, and all we have is a sense of serenity and peace of mind.

Thanh Van Dac Lo is truly a heaven gate because you may sense what it's like to be both heaven and earth at the same time when you stand here. You may glimpse the entire breathtaking scenery along the tunnel to convince yourself that you are standing between the sky and the ground.

Sun World Fansipan Legend also hosts a number of noteworthy festivals, including alpine, azalea flower, triangular flower, wine festivals, and Northwestern cultural space cuisine. In the ecstasy, a memorable Fansipan Legend, a majestic but lyrical Northwest cultural sky, will be most prominently displayed.

Fansipan Cable Car:

Since the cable car runs from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day, it will be impossible to schedule your visit to see the sunrise or sunset on Fansipan. You may, however, choose when to peak during the day. It was a beautiful day, with no fog, light breezes, and plenty of sunshine. You may simply take photos and enjoy the scenery at that time.

Unlike hiking, the elevation distinction between the 2 stations is 1410m, and the cable car only takes around 15 minutes to get there. As a result, when the cable car arrives at Fansipan station, you will experience ringing in your ears as well as a mild sense of height shock because your body has not yet adjusted to the increased height. Taking a deep, steady breath is the best way to counteract this effect. You should also carry a scarf and a warm hoodie because the temperature is lower and the wind is stronger on the summit. If you are experiencing shortness of breath or have other strange symptoms, you should immediately seek medical attention from a station attendant.