As you might have known, there are numerous specific travel spots you can pick for your coming Vietnam trip. Nevertheless, a trekking freak like you is being fed up with searching for the intriguing trekking trails to grab authentic experiences for this journey. Then, do not take your eyes off the following hints.
Ta Nang – Phan Dung
The trekking trail from Ta Nang, Lam Dong District to Phan Dung, Binh Thuan Province runs in 55 kilometers. To conquer this trail, apart from walking in the tough stretches, you must cross streams and go over forests. One fascinating point about the trail is that its altitude is from 1,100 meters to 500 meters, making the ecosystem along the two sides more diverse. Right at the beginning of the journey in the morning, you will feel like entering the ethereal wonderland full of warm sunshine and green grass wet with early morning dew. It is difficult to resist the unspoiled beauty of a prospect with melodious bird sounds, verdant pine trees on hills, small trails, wild flowers, and murmuring waterfalls, and remote mountains as far as the eye could see. Do not miss the triangle landmark where three provinces: Ninh Thuan, Binh Thuan, and Lam Dong meet. There is no doubt that Ta Nang – Phan Dung is not only the ideal trekking trail, but also a great escape from the irrepressible cities and the place to dip yourself into the natural scenery.
Ta Lien Son
Not only is Ta Lien Son – Lai Chau Province one of the highest mountain peaks in Vietnam, but also labelled as a fairy tale jungle of miraculous scenery and diverse vegetation. The jungle’s untouched beauty encourages lots of travelholics to go trekking through it and reach the mountain peak. During the trip, you may struggle to overcome small steep trails which are supposed to be quite challenging. For example, you need to crawl through hallows of rocks and trees or thick layers of bamboos. It will be a surprise while you go trekking to the peak because there are ancient trees in unique shapes, ranges of flowers, moss-covered fields, and magnetic maple leaves stretching everywhere along the way.
Lao Than Mountain
Lao Than is regarded as “Y Ty rooftop” in Lao Cai; it is an ideal place for trekking and having great views of the landscapes and seascapes below. To travelers independently, there have still been mysterious things inside the forest and in the trail to the mountain peak; this is the reason why it is an indispensable part in your trip to Vietnam. The trail is not totally tough, but has plenty of sloping hills and prickles. Then, be careful while moving such regions.
Cat Tien National Park
Nestled 150 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City, Cat Tien National Park stretches in three provinces: Dong Nai, Lam Dong, and Binh Phuoc. While the trekking trail exploited in the park is not long and just 5 kilometers, it is exciting enough to experience since you can witness a rich diversity of flora at two sides. Exactly, it is a trekking trail paved with small stones to Bau Sau (Crocodile Lake). During the trip, the fresh atmosphere and natural landscapes get you more and more excited to trek instead of making you tired.
Bach Ma National Park
50 kilometers from Hue City, Bach Ma National Park is supposed to be the border between a peaceful ancient town and a high-octane Da Nang City. The park is at the altitude of 1,450 meters and was found by a French engineer in 1932. It is blessed with stunning landscapes of forests, mountains, and water, so it is with great regret that you do not keep an eye on a trekking trip here.
Fansipan (Lao Cai Province)
If you are a type of guy who cannot live without challenges, conquering Fansipan peak – the “Indochina rooftop” is what you are advised not to miss. The peak is at an incredible altitude of 3,143 meters, and the trekking trail is also incredible as such. Not all people dare to challenge themselves to this trip since it requires their endurance as well as good health. However, the trekking enables you to discover interesting things about this peak and especially the unique ecosystem here. That is the reason why the trekking is still preferred despite the fact that the cable car system is nowadays available for everyone to reach the peak more easily.
