Conquer the highest mountain in Indochina – 14 days from £1475 pp

Aug. 31, 2011 - PRLog -- Autumn is the perfect season for hiking in south-east Asia and Walks Worldwide has spaces on its two-week Fanispan & Hill Tribes Trek to Vietnam departing 5 November (guaranteed departure).

Vietnam personifies the complete disparity between the Orient and the West and is a true adventure destination. It is a land of contrasts, with the diversity of its beautiful scenery, people and culture. Climb Fansipan, the highest mountain in all Indo-China, meet the local hill tribes, experience the colourful Bac Ha market and even visit stunning Ha Long Bay as an extension to your trekking holiday.

The itinerary includes a hike to the summit of Fanispan, which is the highest mountain in Indochina (3143m).   This Asian adventure also includes spending a couple of nights on trek in the village homes of some of welcoming tribes and with the help of your guide being able to learn more about their culture and traditions.

The trek, which is graded as ‘Demanding’ so is only suitable for fit, experienced hikers, costs from £775 pp. This includes all land transportation, 11-nights’ accommodation (hotel/homestay/sleeper train)’, most meals, guide, cook and porters (for trek).  Flights bookable on request.

Call 0845 301 4737 (www.walksworldwide.com).