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CONQUER PUSILUNG
CONQUER PUSILUNG
Pusilung, or Pu Si Lung, is considered the roof of the border area – a name that is still unfamiliar to the majority of travelers; however, is a dream for anyone who has heard of it. Mount Pusilung lies at an altitude of 3,080m, located in Pa Ve Su commune, Muong Te district, right at the border area with China. This is the second-highest mountain in Vietnam just after Mount Fansipan, becoming a wall protecting the border.
With an extremely long way to conquer the peak (the longest among the famous high mountains), along with the border forests that are almost completely wild, echoing the legend of the Chinese white tiger, Pusilung is not for those that have neither the strength nor the spirit to endure.
Schedule
PUSILUNG: DIFFICULTY LEVEL 9/10 · VERY HARD
- PUSILUNG: 3083 m high, Pa Ve Su – Muong Te – Lai Chau
- Duration: 3 days and 4 nights
- Trekking over 60 km of forest and mountain trails, the terrain involves cyperus Iria and bamboo with many streams along the way
- There has been no shack to stay in. We shall prepare tents instead
★ – INCLUDED SERVICES – ★
- Car to travel between Muong Te and Lai Chau (2 ways)
- All meals for 3 days, including the last day’s hot pot.
- Food that provides enough nutrients and energy for the trekking members
- Dedicated water purifier
- Drinking water: an 800ml bottle will be given out from the beginning (Water is refillable on the trek)
- Porters who carry your group and personal belongings
- Rooms to stay on the mountain.
- Travel Insurance (500,000,000 VND/person/case)
- Trekking equipment includes:
– Raincoat, gloves, headlamp, snacks
– Trekking pole, 20L backpack, personal water bottle (to be collected back at the end of the tour) - Souvenir medals
- Motorbike taxi if available
★ – SERVICES NOT INCLUDED IN THE TOUR – ★
- VAT
- Tip for the tour guide and porters
- Other personal expenses
★ – WHAT YOU NEED TO PREPARE – ★
- A pair of trekking shoes (high-neck shoes are the best) that are comfortable, well-fitted, and have a non-slip outsole
- Clothes for 2 days and 1 nights on the mountain:
– 2 long pants (preferably quick-drying pants) and 1 long-sleeved jacket (preferably a thin windbreaker) to wear when trekking.
– 3-4 T-shirts
– Warm and thick coat for use in the evening while at the shack
– 1 super thin sweater or down jacket to wear to bed
– 1 pair of slippers for use at the shack
– Scarves: avoid wool scarves, we recommend the use of fabric scarves or bandanas as they are quick to dry in case of getting wet.
– 3-5 pairs of long, thick socks (do not use low-neck socks)
– Other personal items: mosquito repellent, sunglasses, hat, camera, underwear, toiletries. - Heating patches
- Personal medication
- Personal Identification
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