Cable Cars in Vietnam

Ba Den Mountain is the highest peak in southern Vietnam at 986 metres, rising sharply from the flat Tay Ninh plain and visible for 50km in every direction. A major Buddhist and Cao Dai pilgrimage site with a cable car to near the summit and trekking trails through forest to the top.

The Bà Nà Hills cable car held three Guinness World Records simultaneously - longest single-wire system, greatest height difference, and longest non-stop wire - carrying passengers 5,801 metres from the forest floor to 1,487 metres through the cloud layer above Đà Nẵng.

Fansipan - the Roof of Indochina at 3,147m - is Vietnam's highest peak, rising above Sa Pa's clouds in the Hoàng Liên Sơn range. Reach the summit by cable car in 15 minutes or conquer it on a 2–3 day trek through ancient forests.

Hòn Thơm Cable Car - the world's longest non-stop three-rope cable car crossing 8km of open sea from Phú Quốc to Hòn Thơm island, with panoramic views of the southern island archipelago.

The Vinpearl Cable Car is the world's longest over-sea cable car - a 3,320-metre gondola crossing from the Nha Trang mainland to Hòn Tre Island, with aerial views over Nha Trang Bay, the city skyline, and the surrounding islands at 50 metres above the water.

VinWonders Phú Quốc is Vietnam's largest theme park - a resort island connected to Phú Quốc by the world's longest over-sea cable car, with water parks, rides, aquariums, and a private beach on the northern tip of the island.