5 articles to prepare your trip
Vietnam's first national park established in 1962, Cuc Phuong protects 22,000 hectares of tropical forest, prehistoric caves and rare wildlife near Ninh Binh.
Parc national de Cat Tien
Located 150–180 km north of Ho Chi Minh City, Cat Tien protects 74,000 hectares of tropical forest, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 2001.
Located 60 km from Hanoi, Ba Vi National Park combines protected forest, high-altitude temples and remnants of a French colonial hill station around a summit reaching 1,281 meters.
Far from mass tourism, the Central Highlands offer an authentic, rural Vietnam: ethnic minorities, coffee plantations, forests and waterfalls.
Buon Ma Thuot
At 536 meters elevation, Buon Ma Thuot blends robusta coffee plantations, ethnic Ede villages, and pristine nature across the Central Highlands.
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