Fansipan - Mysterious masterpiece on the roof of Indochina

VTV.vn - When the last pages of the calendar are about to fall, it is also the time when Fansipan enters its strangest and most attractive "beauty" season.

Fansipan - Mysterious masterpiece on the roof of Indochina.

In December, the "Roof of Indochina" transforms into a mysterious masterpiece of ice, clouds and mystical spiritual beauty, inviting brave feet to explore .

Sacred realm in the flow of time

In the last days of the year, the spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan has a strangely ethereal beauty. Amidst the sea of ​​rolling white clouds, the Great Amitabha Buddha statue appears majestic and peaceful. There are moments of sunset, the golden sunlight reflects on the sea of ​​clouds, creating a brilliant halo surrounding the Buddha statue, making visitors feel as if they are lost in paradise.

At sunset, the golden sunlight reflects on the sea of ​​clouds, creating a brilliant halo.

And when night falls, the mystery of Fansipan truly awakens. The sky at an altitude of 3,143m is crystal clear, thousands of stars draw streaks of light revolving around the top of the tower, as a testament to the eternity of the universe in contrast to the smallness of humans. It is a very different Fansipan - quiet, sacred and full of mystery that not everyone has the chance to admire.

The sky at an altitude of 3,143m is crystal clear, with thousands of stars drawing streaks of light revolving around the top of the tower, as a testament to the eternity of the universe in contrast to the smallness of humans.

Tropical "Ice Dream"

December is the time when Fansipan realizes the "white snow dream" of many travelers. When the temperature drops below 00C, the "Roof of Indochina" sheds its green coat to put on a white layer of ice and snow.

December is the time when Fansipan makes the "white snow dream" of many travelers come true.

The night dew condenses and freezes, covering every branch and blade of grass, turning the entire rhododendron forest into a magical, sparkling, transparent "crystal forest". The curved temple roof and mossy stone steps are covered with a smooth layer of white snow, reminiscent of fairytale scenes in Europe.

The night dew drops condense and freeze, covering every branch and blade of grass, turning the entire rhododendron forest into a transparent "crystal forest".

Standing next to the 3,143m stainless steel milestone, looking at the red flag with yellow star proudly flying in the middle of the white snow and swirling clouds, the feeling in the heart of every tourist is not only the overwhelming feeling of nature, but also the intense pride of the conqueror.

The red flag with yellow star flutters proudly against the white snow and swirling clouds.

Unlike the brilliance of summer or the golden hues of autumn, Fansipan in December has a quiet, harsh yet magnificent beauty. It is a place where the boundary between reality and fantasy, between earth and sky seems to be blurred by mist and snow.

It is a place where the boundary between reality and fantasy, between earth and sky seems to be blurred by mist and snow.

⚠️ POCKET GUIDE: NOTES WHEN CONQUERING FANSIPAN

Conquering Fansipan in December is a wonderful experience, but the harsh weather conditions require careful preparation to ensure safety and health. Here are some survival tips:

Warm clothing

The 3-layer rule: Don't wear one layer that's too thick. Wear layers: The innermost layer should be a tight-fitting heattech shirt; the middle layer should be a sweater or fleece to keep you warm; the outermost layer should be a waterproof windbreaker (as dense fog will quickly wet your shirt).

Essential accessories: Earmuffs, scarves, gloves (touchscreen compatible), thick socks and heat patches (on the back and soles of the feet).

Beware of heat stroke: The temperature difference between the departure station and the mountain top is huge, combined with the thin air. When stepping out of the cable car cabin, move slowly, breathe deeply and evenly to allow your body to adapt. People with a history of heart disease, high blood pressure or the elderly should consider carefully and move gently.

Safely move on ice and snow: If you are lucky enough to encounter ice and snow, wooden floors and stone steps will become extremely slippery. Absolutely do not wear high heels or hard-soled leather shoes. Choose sneakers with good grip or specialized climbing shoes. You can prepare additional climbing sticks to support your movement.

Protect your electronics: In sub-zero temperatures, your phone and camera batteries will drain rapidly. Bring a spare charger and keep your devices warm (in a pocket close to your body) when you're not taking photos.

How to "hunt" for snow: Snow does not fall every day. Keep a close eye on weather forecasts (especially strong cold fronts) and update information from Sapa travel groups to choose the right "golden day".

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