Fansipan Sa Pa Cable Car launches

VOV.VN -The highly anticipated Fansipan Sa Pa Cable Car is now operating— taking tourists on a spectacular ride to the 3,143-metre-high peak of Fansipan Mountain, Indochina’s highest summit.

Some facts –  Measuring 6,282 metres in length, the system has been recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's longest.

 

It also set a record as the world's highest ascent, measuring 1,410 metres.

Certificates for the records were presented to the developer, Sun Group, during the inaugural ceremony.

 

It now takes just 15 minutes to reach the top of Fansipan, thanks to the cable car system.

 

Each cable car is capable of carrying 30 to 35 passengers, and the system has a maximum capacity of 2,000 riders per hour.

 

Sun Group, headquartered out of Danang, began constructing the US$196.43 million project in November 2013.

 

A ticket costs US$26.91 for an adult and US$17.94 for each child (1.1-1.3 metres tall). It's free for children under 1 metre.

 

 


 

 

 

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