The Hoàng Liên Sơn Mountain Range Listed as the 7th Best Trip in 2019 by National Geographic

The domain surrounding Vietnam's Hoàng Liên Sơn Mountain Range has been recently listed by National Geographic at its 7th rank as the best 28 trips in 2019. The range runs as much as 180 kilometers as an extension department of the huge Himalayas bridging Lào Cai and Lai Châu Provinces in Vietnam Northwest. Here's why the region should be your next top pick for Vietnam adventure tours.

Hoàng Liên Sơn from above (Source: Google)​

The scenic beauty of Hoàng Liên Sơn untamed nature

You must have heard so much about Sapa, Vietnam within a few years back. The spot is newly emerging as a phenomenon on the map of Worldwide attractions.
For those that are new to Asia, the Globe 's enormous Himalayas is home to one of its most widely used extension branches, and that is currently known as Vietnam's Hoàng Liên Sơn Mountain Range.

A long road cutting the hills (Source: Google)​

Globetrotters entering the terrain of Sapa highland placed at the feet of the mighty Hoàng Liên Sơn Range will be left amazed at the chain of endless terraced rice fields, greenish tea plantation, waterfalls, bamboo forests and wallow in the romantic vibe of indigenous flew markets operated by the cultural people.

The river of clouds (Source: Google)​

Hoàng Liên Sơn gave birth to the feeling Sapa highland, an enormous appeal of Vietnam in the Northwest. Situated in the Northwestern face of the range is a chain of many magnificent mountains recorded to reach more than 2.800 meters in level.

Terraced fields in Sapa (Source: Google)​

Amongst those, Fansipan peak is known to be the highest mount in the country stretching 3.143 meters. This's accordingly provided a spectacular brand as "Indochina Summit".

Contemplating Hoàng Liên Sơn (Source: Google)​

One more big reason why Hoàng Liên Sơn received the attention of the channel's editors is based on the fact the quantity of guests paying the trips of theirs to the region hugely increases after a cable car system resulting in "Indochina Summit" was put into operation.

Fansipan – Indochina Summit (Source: Google)​

What to see when visiting the site?

Along with the mentioned cable car process transferring you to Fansipan Mount, another great outdoor activity to encounter is a trekking trip or maybe a little Vietnam adventure tours in the surrounding areas like Hoàng Liên National Park and Mường Hoa Valley.

Topas Ecolodge Resort view (Source: Google)​

Afterward, do not hesitate to spend a night over in a rustic homestay and make some natives friends in the ethnic hamlets of the H’Mông, Red Dao, Tày and Giáy communities.

Two Red Dao ladies (Source: Google)​

The best remarkable site should be nothing else but the “King of Vietnam Northwestern Passes” – Ô Quy Hồ. The pass is found along 4D Highway that connects Lào Cai and Lai Châu Provinces.

King of Vietnam Northwestern Passes (Source: Google)​

The pass was named as the given its initial harsh terrain challenging backpacking enthusiasts. The full length is recorded to keep going up to fifty kilometers skirting the cliffs perched way up high.

The best moment to visit Hoàng Liên Sơn

Shared by different passionate photographers, backpackers, and travel freaks, getting the best brilliant landscape of the Fansipan highlands must be best done if the pinkish cherry blossoms fully bloom when Lunar New Year arrives.

Magnificent view from a homestay (Source: Google)​

Or else, when the months of Pinkster flowers in March and April or the ripen rice field from September to December take over the whole hills, different stunning scenes would in addition be sent.
For all those wanderers falling in love with the falling snows or floes clinging on the frozen actually leaves, do not miss the time in between February and December next year.

Greenish infinity (Source: Google)​

Let's take a fast look into National Geographic Channel's ranking

28 destinations recommended by National Geographic's editors this time much diversify, from mountainous landscapes, waterways, lakes to jungles, islands and each of which represents for different kinds of continental terrains.

This season, Asia introduces 2 candidates, the Fanjingshan Mountain in China sitting at the 3rd place and Vietnam's Hoàng Liên Sơn Mountain Range at the 7th positioning.

Fanjingshan Mountain (Source: Google)​

Below listed National Geographic’s 28 best trips for 2019:

• Mexico City, Mexico.
• Peruvian Amazon.
• Fanjingshan, China.
• Dakar, Senegal.
• Dordogne, France.
• Canterbury, New Zealand.
• Hoàng Liên Sơn, Vietnam.
• Greenland.
• Wadi an Nakhur, Oman.
• Kansas City, Missouri, The United States of America.
• French Polynésie.
• Vevey, Switzerland.
• Bisti/De-Na-Zin, New Mexico, The United States of America.
• Belize.
• Matera, Italy.
• Caño Cristales River, Columbia.
• Cairo, Egypt.
• Toronto, Canada.
• Galway, Ireland.
• Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique.
• Oakland, California, The United States of America.
• Salvador, Brazil.
• Isla de los Estados, Argentina.
• Bauhaus Museum, Dessau, Germany.
• Macedonia.
• Perth, Australia.
• Montenegro.
• Walton, Florida, The United States of America.

Apparently, the most effective way to sense the natural vibe of Hoàng Liên Sơn is paying out a trip to Sapa. Allow it to be your most worthwhile Vietnam adventure tours and you will not be disappointed.