Ascending to the summit of Fansipan via the Sun World Fansipan Legend Cable Car is like embarking on a journey to the heavens

As the cable car glides smoothly over lush valleys and terraced rice fields, you're enveloped by a stunning panorama of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. The modern engineering marvel suspends you in mid-air, offering unobstructed views of the majestic landscape below. Each moment is a blend of tranquility and exhilaration as misty clouds drift by, occasionally revealing sun-drenched peaks and verdant slopes.

NEW! VIETNAM'S NORTHWEST CULTURAL SPACE - BẢN MÂY

VIETNAM'S NORTHWEST CULTURAL SPACE BẢN MÂY AT FANSIPAN CABLE CAR STATION -A LIVING MUSEUM PRESERVING THE TRADITIONAL BEAUTY OF SA PA

The culture and customs of the five ethnic minority groups have long been the reason for travellers to visit Sa Pa. In reality, due to the remote distance between villages, not everyone has enough time to visit and experience the unique local culture in its entirety. On top of the distance lie the many aspects of the cultural heritage gradually disappearing due to the influence of modernity. 

Minishow performance schedule at Ban May - cable car station

With the desire to contribute to preserving the characteristics of these ethnic groups and at the same time using them as the root for tourism development and connecting highland cultures to the visitors of Sapa, Sun World Fansipan Legend has created the Northwestern Cultural Space right within the heart of area, at the foot of Mount Fansipan.

Let's fly among the clouds...

...to reach the impressive Roof of Indochina!

Are you ready for a one-of-a-kind adventure?

Upon reaching the summit, a breathtaking scene awaits. Standing atop the "Roof of Indochina," at 3,143 meters above sea level, the sense of achievement is palpable. The air is thin but crisp, and the horizon stretches infinitely, merging sky and earth. Nestled amongst the rugged terrain are cultural treasures like the towering statue of Amitabha Buddha and the ornate pagodas, where the scent of incense mingles with the mountain air. The quietude here is profound, broken only by the occasional flutter of prayer flags in the wind. It’s a place where nature’s grandeur and spiritual solace converge,