Fan Si Peak

mountain, Vietnam
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Also known as: Fan Si Pan, Hoang Lien Son, Mount Fan Si, Phang Xi Pang
Also called:
Fan Si Pan
Also spelled:
Phang Xi Pang
Also called:
Hoang Lien Son

Fan Si Peak, highest peak (10,312 feet [3,143 metres]) in Vietnam, lying in Lao Cai tinh (province) and forming part of the Fan Si–Sa Phin range, which extends northwest-southeast for nearly 19 miles (31 km) between the Red River (Song Hong) and the Black River (Song Da). Along most of the range there is a much steeper slope on the west than on the east. The village of Sa Pa, 24 miles (39 km) southwest of the city of Lao Cai, was a noted summer resort under the French and has long served as the base for climbing the mountain.

This article was most recently revised and updated by Virginia Gorlinski.