Ta Nang - Phan Dung, Lam Dong
One of the famous roads is dangerous but makes many "backpackers" fascinated by the majestic scenery. Despite all the dangers, Ta Nang - Phan Dung is a very popular destination for young people who like adventure and exploration.
You have to move from an altitude of 1,100m to 500m above sea level, cross streams, climb passes, cross dense green forests. Many rich and diverse vegetation and majestic and poetic scenery will appear in front of your eyes, making you linger forever. Because this is a road with extremely high difficulty, you need to be really careful, equip yourself with knowledge and prepare carefully before you go.
Address: The most beautiful 30km trekking route in the South starts from Ta Nang commune, Duc Trong district, Lam Dong crossing Phan Dung commune, Tuy Phong district, Binh Thuan
Best Time: From June to December is the most beautiful time of this trekking.
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Ba Den Mountain, Tay Ninh
Ba Den Mountain in the Northeast of Tay Ninh city, belongs to the complex of cultural and historical relics of the same name and is known as the "Roof of the South". In addition to the impressive height, Ba Den Mountain also attracts tourists because of its charming nature, majestic mountains and countless folk legends that have been passed down orally for hundreds of years. There are up to 7 routes to conquer this mountain, you can refer to and choose the most suitable route for yourself.
The mountain has a moderate altitude but the climbing path is quite steep and many large rocks, you will have to climb continuously with a slope of about 30-45 degrees, you need to be careful with each step, walk slowly when passing slippery roads or rocky outcrops.
Address: Ba Den Mountain, Tay Ninh City
Best Time: It is beautiful here in every season, but it should be noted to avoid rainy months to minimize damage to people and property.
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Bu Gia Map National Park, Binh Phuoc
Located 210km from Ho Chi Minh City, in the Truong Son Nam range, Bu Gia Map National Park has a diverse ecosystem including: 388 hectares of rich forests, 2,798 hectares of medium forests, 1,692 hectares of poor forests, 5,064 hectares of mixed forests and 11,434 hectares of bamboo forests. The garden belongs to the lowlands of the southern Central Highlands, with the highest peak of 700 m above sea level. The streams of Dak Huyt, Daksha, Dakka, and Dak K'me flow through the garden, green, cool and gentle. Because it is a national park, when you want to trekking, you need to contact for the consent of the management of Bu Gia Map.
Address: Bu Gia Map National Park, Binh Phuoc Province
Best Time: From 11 to April next year. Avoid trekking in May – October and the peak of rain is mainly concentrated in June – August, the road will be slippery, difficult to walk and there is a lot of squeeze.
Telephone: 098 223 92 54
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Hang En, Quang Binh
Hang En is the third largest cave in the world with a rich and unique ecosystem. Hang En passes through a mountain 1,645 meters high, has a maximum height of about 100 meters, and a maximum width of about 170 meters. The only way to get to the cave is by helicopter or walking through the jungle for about 4 hours from the nearest road. The more you go inside, nature will amaze you endlessly with stalactites of various shapes or swallow nests.
Location: Hang En, Bo Trach, Quang Binh
Currently, the Hang En 2 days 1 night tour operated by Oxalis International Travel Company costs 7,500,000 VND.
Best Time: The weather is quite cool, there are only occasional showers, the temperature is in the range of 22-33 °C, and the water level in the cave is moderately high, never above the knees are the reasons why you should choose the time to go trekking from mid-March to early May.
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