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Fansipan cable car tickets to Vietnam’s roof in the clouds
Ride record-breaking cable cars, explore sacred peaks, and soak in surreal views above the clouds. Fansipan is where spiritual heritage meets sky-high adventure.
Vietnam’s highest peak at 3,143m Stand on the Roof of Indochina and gaze across Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
World-record cable car ride Glide 6.3 km over forests and rice terraces in just 15 minutes—one of the world’s steepest cable car ascents.
Muong Hoa Funicular Board from Sa Pa for a short scenic ride through pine forests and valley farms to the cable car base.
360° views and photo ops Capture sweeping cloudscapes and jagged ridgelines from sky-high viewing decks.
Summit your way Climb 600+ steps or take the summit funicular to reach the peak—both routes pass spiritual landmarks.
Sacred sites above the clouds See the Great Buddha, Kim Son Bao Thang Pagoda, and ancient temples tucked into the mist.
Booking guide: How to reach the peak of Fansipan
Your Fansipan journey includes up to three legs: the Muong Hoa Funicular from Sa Pa, the main Cable Car ride to the upper station, and the optional Peak Rail to the peak.
Here’s how to choose the right combo:
Looking for a stress-free trip?
Go for the Full Combo: Monorail + Cable Car + Peak Rail
This is the easiest way to reach the peak, with no uphill hikes. Perfect if you're traveling with kids, seniors, or want a scenic, no-sweat journey.
Estimated time: 2.5 to 3 hours round-trip Best for: Families, older travelers, honeymooners, or anyone short on time.
On a budget or enjoy a bit of a hike?
Choose the Cable Car Only or Cable Car + Peak Rail Ticket
Skip the monorail and either walk to the cable car station from Sa Pa (about 45–60 minutes) or take a quick taxi. Add the Peak Rail if you want to avoid climbing 600+ steps at 3,000m altitude.
Best for: Fit travelers, backpackers, solo visitors.
Want the best value for your visit?
Add the Buffet Option to Any Ticket
The buffet at Van Sam Restaurant is a great midday break, especially if you’re exploring at a relaxed pace. A hot local meal is welcome after a breezy mountain ride.
Best for: Foodies, day-trippers, and anyone spending 3+ hours at the site.
Note:
The Peak Rail is one-way up. You’ll walk down unless you buy a separate return ticket at the top.
The Muong Hoa monorail is worth it if you want to skip the steep uphill road to the cable car base.
Book in advance to skip lines, especially on weekends and holidays.
Total round trip, including photo stops, takes around 2.5 to 4 hours, depending on your pace.
Your Fansipan tickets explained
Sun World Fansipan Cable Car + Funicular + Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets
From ₫1,150,001
Perfect for: Foodies and families who want a full Fansipan experience without rushing Includes:
Round-trip Fansipan Cable Car
One-way Peak Rail (ride up only)
Round-trip Muong Hoa Monorail from Sa Pa
Upgrades:
Buffet Lunch: Enjoy a hot Traditional Vietnamese meal with a view
Recommended Experiences:
Standard Entry Ticket
Fansipan Cable Car + Peak Rail aka Funicular Tickets
Fansipan Cable Car + Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets
Fansipan Cable Car Tickets + Lunch Buffet
Sun World Fansipan Cable Car + Fansipan Funicular Tickets
From ₫950,000
Perfect for: Seniors, families, and anyone avoiding high-altitude climbs Includes:
Round-trip Cable Car
One-way Peak Rail (ride up)
Upgrades:
Muong Hoa Monorail: Start your journey directly from Sa Pa town
Buffet Lunch: Add a meal to your day without extra planning
Recommended Experiences:
Standard Entry + Peak Rail aka Funicular Tickets
Standard Entry + Peak Rail aka Funicular + Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets
Standard Entry + Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets + Buffet
Sun World Fansipan Cable Car + Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets
From ₫200,000
Perfect for: Travelers based in Sa Pa looking for seamless access to Fansipan Includes:
Round-trip Muong Hoa Monorail from Sa Pa town
Round-trip Cable Car to Fansipan Station
Upgrades:
Peak Rail: Skip the steep climb to the peak
Buffet Lunch: Enjoy a hot local meal with a view
Recommended Experiences:
Roundtrip Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets
Standard Entry + Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets
Standard Entry + Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets + Buffet
Sun World Fansipan Cable Car Tickets
From ₫800,000
Perfect for: Budget travelers and first-timers looking for a quick and scenic ride Includes:
Round-trip Fansipan Cable Car from Muong Hoa Valley
Upgrades:
Peak Rail: Avoid the 600-step climb at 3,000m altitude
Muong Hoa Monorail: Travel from Sa Pa town to the cable car base without a taxi
Buffet Lunch: Recharge with a hearty Vietnamese buffet at the station
Recommended Experiences:
Standard Entry
Fansipan Cable Car + Peak Rail aka Funicular Tickets
Fansipan Cable Car + Muong Hoa Monorail Tickets
Fansipan Cable Car + Buffet
Ride to the top: Cable car vs. Peak Rail
You’ll hear both terms a lot when booking your Fansipan cable car ticket, so what’s the difference? Here's how each mode of transport works, so pick based on comfort, time, or experience.
Fansipan cable car
A high-altitude cable car that connects Muong Hoa Valley to near the top of Fansipan.
Key features
Travels 6,292 meters from Muong Hoa Valley to Fansipan Station
15–20 minute ride across rice terraces, waterfalls, and misty peaks
Holds 35 passengers per cabin
Best for
First-timers to Fansipan
Anyone looking for that Instagram-worthy ride
Unique fact: Fansipan cable car holds two Guinness World Records—for the longest non-stop 3-rope cable car and the greatest elevation gain by a cable car(1,410m).
Fansipan summit funicular
A short mountain train that takes visitors from the cable car station to the summit, saving time and skipping the steep climb.
Key features
A short train ride of approximately 2–3 minutes from the upper cable car station to the summit of Fansipan (3,147m)
One-way ride up, stairs on the way down
Avoids a steep 600-step climb
Best for
Families with kids
Seniors or those with mobility issues
Anyone not keen on climbing at 3,000m altitude
Unique fact:Designed in classic European style, the Fansipan funicular passes through a mountain tunnel with sweeping valley views—great if you're chasing that "Roof of Indochina" thrill without the effort.
Your journey to the roof of Indochina
Getting to the summit of Fansipan—Vietnam’s highest peak—is part of the adventure. From Sa Pa town to Vietnam’s highest peak, here’s how each leg unfolds:
1: From Sa Pa Town to the Base
Where your journey begins
Head to Sun World Fansipan Legend, just 10 mins from Sa Pa town
Buy your ticket and choose to walk or upgrade with the Muong Hoa Monorail
Monorail ride: A 6-minute scenic journey over rice paddies and villages
Ideal for: Families, seniors, or those short on time
2: Fansipan Cable Car Ride
The iconic mid-leg ascent
Soar 6.3 km in 15–20 mins across misty mountains and forests
Holds Guinness World Records for vertical rise and longest 3-rope span
Sweeping views of cloud seas, valleys, and waterfalls
Included in all standard Fansipan tickets
3: Arrival at Fansipan Station
Almost there
You’ll land at Fansipan Station, near the summit
Marvel at the spiritual complexes and stone stairways
Enjoy cooler temperatures and panoramic photo ops
Choose your final ascent method next
4: Final Ascent to the Summit
Reach the “Roof of Indochina”
Option A: Climb 600+ steps through scenic terraces (15 mins)
Option B: Take the Summit Funicular—a 2-minute uphill ride
At the top: Giant 3,143m altitude marker, temples, and sweeping views
Plan your visit to Fansipan Peak
Timings
Fansipan Complex: Open 7:30am–5:30pm (Mon–Thu & Sun), extended to 7am–7pm (Fri–Sat).
Cable Car: Runs daily from 7:30am to 5:30pm.
Muong Hoa Funicular: 7:45am–3:45pm (weekdays), 7:15am–4:15pm (weekends).
Note: Last rides may vary—check schedules on-site during peak season.
Peak vs. low season Go in March–May or September–November for clear skies, fewer clouds at the summit, and photogenic views. Avoid June–August and December–February if you’re not a fan of cold, fog, or sudden rain.
Weekdays vs. weekends Visit on weekdays for a quieter experience and faster boarding. Weekends, especially after noon, see long queues—aim for cable car rides before 9 am for the best lighting.
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Address: Fansipan Legend Cable Car Station, Muong Hoa Valley, Sa Pa, Lao Cai, Vietnam
Taxi or car: 3 km, ~10 mins, fares ₫50,000–₫80,000
Bus + taxi/motorbike: Get off at Sa Pa Town Square or Stone Church, then ride 5 mins to the station
Within the Fansipan Complex:
Ride the Muong Hoa Funicular to the cable car base, take the Cable Car to the upper station, then hop on the Peak Rail to the peak.
Photography is generally allowed throughout your visit, but drones are not permitted without prior approval.
You’ll need to store large backpacks and outside food or drinks, as they’re not allowed inside cable car cabins. Free lockers are available at Hoang Lien Station.
Wear comfortable layers and sturdy shoes—weather shifts quickly, and summit paths can be steep or slippery.
Children under 3.3 feet (1 meter) must be accompanied by an adult. Pregnant visitors or those with heart or respiratory conditions should consult a doctor before visiting.
Lockers: Free, secure lockers are available at Hoàng Liên Station (base station).
Restrooms: Located at both Hoàng Liên Station and Fansipan Station.
Accessibility: Cable car stations are wheelchair accessible, but summit paths are uneven and not suitable for wheelchairs.
Van Sam Buffet: Hearty Vietnamese buffet at Hoàng Liên Station, included with select tickets.
Fansipan Legend Café: Light snacks and coffee near the base with valley views.
Summit Snack Bar: Quick bites and drinks near Fansipan Station (not at the peak).
Note: No dining available at the actual summit—plan to eat before or after your ascent.
Sa Pa Market: A bustling local market with handicrafts and fresh produce.
Muong Hoa Valley: A scenic valley with terraced rice fields and ethnic minority villages.
Cat Cat Village: A traditional H’mong village with waterfalls and cultural shows.
Silver Waterfall: A picturesque waterfall surrounded by lush forest.
Ham Rong Mountain: Botanical gardens and panoramic views of Sa Pa town.
Views from the top of Fansipan
Fansipan Summit marker (3,143m)
Strike a pose at Vietnam’s highest point—this iconic metal pyramid marks the “Roof of Indochina” and is a must for every visitor.
Frequently asked questions about Fansipan cable car tickets
At the summit, you’ll find panoramic mountain views, massive Buddha statues, peaceful pagodas, and cloud-covered walkways—all sitting 3,143 meters above sea level.
Plan for about 2–3 hours round trip from Sa Pa, including the Muong Hoa funicular, cable car ride, and summit exploration.
The ride starts at Hoang Lien Station, just a 10–15 minute drive or shuttle ride from central Sa Pa.
You’ll find options for standard cable car tickets, combos with the Peak Rail, and packages that include lunch at mountain-view restaurants.
Adult tickets start from ₫800,000. Kids under 1.4m tall pay ₫550,000, and those under 1m ride free.
No, it’s a separate ticket unless you choose a combo. The summit funicular is perfect for skipping the 600+ stairs near the top.
Absolutely. With the funiculars and cable car, it’s an easy and comfortable journey for all ages, as minimal walking is needed.
Layer up! The summit can be windy and cool, even in summer. Wear comfy shoes and pack a light rain jacket just in case.
Yes. Van Sam and Rose Restaurants serve lunch daily, and the summit has street-style snacks and coffee shops with a view.
Yes! Explore the picturesque Sun Plaza in Sa Pa town, wander through Muong Hoa Valley, or enjoy a scenic train ride on the Muong Hoa funicular.
Ride the world's longest and highest three-wire cable car at Fansipan’s summit.
Climb to Fansipan’s 3,143m peak in minutes on a world-record-breaking cable car.
The first mountain-climbing train in Vietnam passes through the Hoang Lien Mountains.
Discover spiritual and cultural sites at Sun World Fansipan Legend, making it a wholesome journey for everyone in the family.
Make pitstops to see Buddhist sites such as the Kim Son Bao Thang Tu, La Han Street on the way to Fansipan peak.
Enjoy local Vietnamese food and local festivals, such as Flower Panpipe Festival, Spring Opening of Heaven's Gate, Northwest Cuisine Festival, Ripe Rice Week, Buckwheat and Flower Week.
Inclusions
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Entry to Sun World Fansipan Legend
Round-trip cable car transfers from Hoang Lien Station to Fansipan Station
Round-trip Muong Hoa Monorail transfers from Sapa Station to Hoang Lien Station (as per option selected)
One-way Peak Rail (Fansipan Funicular) transfer from Fansipan Station to Fansipan Summit (ride up only) (as per option selected)
Vietnamese buffet lunch at Van Sam, Hoang Lien Station (as per option selected)
What to bring
Ensure your passport, and ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
Jackets and warm clothes
Comfortable shoe for walking
Sunglasses and sunscreen for daytime visits
Raincoat or umbrella during summer
Accessibility
Guests with a history of cardiovascular disease, blood pressure, respiratory disease, or diabetes should consult a physician before participating. .
Children should show a household registration book or birth certificate at the ticket office and ticket control gate.
Children must be between 1m and 1.4m tall to access the kids' buffet.
The buffet is located at Van Sam Restaurant on the M floor and 2nd floor of the departure station (Hoang Lien station).
Both the Muong Hoa Monorail and the Fansipan Peak Rail operate as funicular railways within Sun World Fansipan Legend. The Peak Rail is also called the Fansipan Funicular.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Scenic monorail and cable car ride to the rooftop of Indochina
Everything you get: Start with a round-trip ride on the Muong Hoa Monorail through Sapa’s rice terraces, followed by a breathtaking cable car ascent to Fansipan Station. At the top, explore Sun World Fansipan Legend’s pagodas, gardens, and panoramic viewpoints. Some tickets include a Vietnamese buffet lunch at Van Sam restaurant.
Why choose this: This all-in-one ticket connects Sapa to the summit with ease, and the views never stop.
Upgrades: Add a buffet lunch at Van Sam for a relaxed mountain meal with local flavors.
Inclusions
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Entry to Sun World Fansipan Legend
Round-trip cable car transfers from Hoang Lien Station to Fansipan Station
Round-trip Muong Hoa Monorail transfers from Sapa Station to Hoang Lien Station
Vietnamese buffet lunch at Van Sam, Hoang Lien Station (menu here) (as per option selected)
What to bring
Ensure your passport, and ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
Jackets and warm clothes
Comfortable shoe for walking
Sunglasses and sunscreen for daytime visits
Raincoat or umbrella during summer
Accessibility
Guests with a history of cardiovascular disease, blood pressure, respiratory disease, or diabetes should consult a physician before participating.
Children should show a household registration book or birth certificate at the ticket office and ticket control gate.
Children must be between 1m and 1.4m tall to access the kids' buffet.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Reach the summit of Fansipan with zero hassle, maximum views
Everything you get: Start with a scenic cable car ride from Hoang Lien Station to Fansipan Station, gliding over valleys and mountains. From there, a one-way Peak Rail funicular takes you straight to the summit, no stair-climbing needed.
Why choose this: This is the easiest way to reach the summit: skip the steps and soak in the scenery.
Upgrades: Add the Muong Hoa Monorail for a smooth journey from Sapa to the cable car station.
Inclusions
#
Entry to Sun World Fansipan Legend
Round-trip cable car transfers from Hoang Lien Station to Fansipan Station
Round-trip Muong Hoa Monorail transfers from Sapa Station to Hoang Lien Station (as per option selected)
One-way Peak Rail (Fansipan Funicular) transfer from Fansipan Station to Fansipan Summit (ride up only)
What to bring
Ensure your passport, and ID is on hand for a smooth experience.
Jackets and warm clothes
Comfortable shoe for walking
Sunglasses and sunscreen for daytime visits
Raincoat or umbrella during summer
Accessibility
Guests with a history of cardiovascular disease, blood pressure, respiratory disease, or diabetes should consult a physician before participating. .
Children should show a household registration book or birth certificate at the ticket office and ticket control gate.
Children must be between 1m and 1.4m tall to access the kids' buffet.
Buffet tickets are available at Van Sam Restaurant on the M floor and 2nd floor of the departure station (Hoang Lien station).
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Tickets
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Sun World Fansipan Legend Tickets + Cable Car
Ride the world's longest and highest three-wire cable car at Fansipan’s summit.
Climb to Fansipan’s 3,143m peak in minutes on a world-record-breaking cable car.
The first mountain-climbing train in Vietnam passes through the Hoang Lien Mountains.
Discover spiritual and cultural sites at Sun World Fansipan Legend, making it a wholesome journey for everyone in the family.
Make pitstops to see Buddhist sites such as the Kim Son Bao Thang Tu, La Han Street on the way to Fansipan peak.
Enjoy local Vietnamese food and local festivals, such as Flower Panpipe Festival, Spring Opening of Heaven's Gate, Northwest Cuisine Festival, Ripe Rice Week, Buckwheat and Flower Week.
Sun World Fansipan Legend Tickets + Cable Car & Muong Hoa Monorail
Scenic monorail and cable car ride to the rooftop of Indochina
Everything you get: Start with a round-trip ride on the Muong Hoa Monorail through Sapa’s rice terraces, followed by a breathtaking cable car ascent to Fansipan Station. At the top, explore Sun World Fansipan Legend’s pagodas, gardens, and panoramic viewpoints. Some tickets include a Vietnamese buffet lunch at Van Sam restaurant.
Why choose this: This all-in-one ticket connects Sapa to the summit with ease, and the views never stop.
Upgrades: Add a buffet lunch at Van Sam for a relaxed mountain meal with local flavors.
Sun World Fansipan Legend Tickets + Cable Car & Peak Rail
Reach the summit of Fansipan with zero hassle, maximum views
Everything you get: Start with a scenic cable car ride from Hoang Lien Station to Fansipan Station, gliding over valleys and mountains. From there, a one-way Peak Rail funicular takes you straight to the summit, no stair-climbing needed.
Why choose this: This is the easiest way to reach the summit: skip the steps and soak in the scenery.
Upgrades: Add the Muong Hoa Monorail for a smooth journey from Sapa to the cable car station.
