Mount Fansipan is a wonderful destination in Vietnam which you do not want to miss in your Vietnam travel package. It encourages curiosity, the conquest, and satisfies your need for an adventurous journey. With the height of 3143m, conquering Mount Fansipan by trekking will be such a great challenge. Thanks to Fansipan Cable Cars, you can climb up the rooftop of Indochina. From the peak of the mountain, you will get the panoramic views of nature in Northern Vietnam.
Ba Na Hills Cable Car, Vong Nguyet Hill, Da Nang, Vietnam
The world’s longest cable car is more than five kilometers long. The cable connects the foot of Ba Na Mountain with the peak of neighboring Vong Nguyet and holds the record for the largest gondola departure station, which also serves as a museum about the history of the area. There are three cable car lines at Ba Na Hills, but you only need to worry about the two leaving from the Sun World Ba Na Hills Gateway:
Dream Spring Station–Ba Na Station
Also known as the Mo Stream–Ba Na line, this is for people who want to visit the giant Buddha statue and the famous Linh Ung pagoda. You can also take the Funicular to the Le Jardin D’Amour, which are French-style gardens with an accompanying ancient wine cellar. After you’ve finished strolling around, take the Debay–Morin cable car line to the top of the mountain to visit the resort complex and Fantasy Park.
Toc Tien Station–L’Indochine Station
If you’ve come to Ba Na Hills just to ride the cable car, then this is the line you want to be on. The Toc Tien–L’Indochine line holds multiple Guinness World Records: the longest one-wire sling, the greatest elevation between stations, the longest unpatched wire, and the heaviest cable roll in the world. The ride takes approximately 17 minutes and travels over the beautiful Toc Tien waterfalls.