The terraced rice fields on mountain slopes look like golden waterfalls descending from the sky.
At an altitude of 3,143 m, fluffy clouds roll over the summit. Along the hillsides, the fields of verbenas come into full bloom, exuding a beauty akin to purple clouds in the sunlight.Īutumn is the "cloud-hunting" season of Fansipan. When summer comes, in Sun World Fansipan Legend, the largest rose valley in Vietnam adorns itself in the red hues of the climbing roses found only in Sa Pa. Spring is also the time when the 300-to 400-year-old rhododendrons showcase their splendor, weaving a floral tapestry upon the foundations of this land. In the spring, flowers bloom above the clouds, forming a "gateway to the sky." Nestled amidst mountains, the forests of cherry blossoms and Himalayan cherry blossoms create a scenery with beautiful birdsongs in the early morning mist. The largest rose valley in Vietnam in Fansipan. The tourism developer has taken on the role of carefully selecting and nurturing a diverse array of flowers on Fansipan, which has four distinct seasons, each unveiling a kaleidoscope of vibrant blooms. Sun World Fansipan Legend was honored as the World’s Leading Natural Landscape Tourist Attraction 2020 at the World Travel Awards. This innovation has shortened travel time from a two-seven days to a 15-20-minute ride.Įmbarking on the journey to Fansipan on a day shrouded in clouds, visitors can catch a glimpse of spiritual structures that embody the essence of ancient Vietnamese temples in the 15th and 16th centuries.įansipan is also known as "Gateway to the Sky". It opened up the opportunity for travelers of all ages to conquer the highest peak in Indochina. In 2016, Sun Group introduced the Fansipan cable car, which was designed by the world-renowned cable manufacturer Doppelmayr Garaventa. Many travelers have regarded it as a distant dream. The conquest of Fansipan peak was once a challenging endeavor exclusive to people who have the courage and physical stamina to trek through dense forests for days. Regardless of interpretation, Fansipan not only embodies grandeur but also evokes a sense of connection and familiarity for all who greet her. An adventurous traveler assumes that the beauty of Fansipan evokes a slight resemblance to the Himalayas. A Vietnamese, immersed in the rich tapestry of folk tales, believes that Fansipan is the gateway connecting the sky and the earth. When the French first set foot here for exploration 120 years ago, they likened Sa Pa to the Alps of Europe. Nestled within this rugged landscape, Fansipan stands as a part of the Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range, the southeastern terminus of the Himalayas. Northwest Vietnam is renowned for its treacherous terrain, ranking among the most challenging in Southeast Asia.
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