Ba Ra Mountain
Ba Ra Mountain is an enchanting destination that lures numerous tourists during the New Year holiday. Standing at the summit of this mountain, visitors can feast their eyes on breathtaking views of lush forests stretching towards the hills.
Ba Ra is closely tied to the heroic resistance of the people of Phuoc Long. There is a monument dedicated to the fighters who sacrificed their lives to defend the region.
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| Ba Ra Mountain, which attracts more tourists to Binh Phuoc province in Vietnam, is a mesmerizing spot. Photo: Binh Phuoc Portal |
Binh Phuoc province experiences a humid tropical monsoon climate. The climate here is divided into two seasons: the dry season and the rainy season. Experienced travelers recommend visiting during the dry season (from November to April) for those who wish to explore the forest or hike up the mountains.
Today, Ba Ra Mountain has become a must-visit destination due to its untamed and magnificent terrain. Visitors can reach the peak of the mountain either by climbing 1,767 steps from Bang Lang Hill or by taking a cable car.
Near Ba Ra Mountain lies Bu Gia Map National Park, covering an area of 2,6000ha, which is part of the Southeast Asian bio-geographical area. The park is home to numerous rare animals and plants.
Ba Den Mountain
Ba Den Mountain, situated northeast of Tay Ninh City, is a renowned and iconic landmark in South Vietnam. This colossal mountain is located within the cultural and historical relic complex of Ba Den, approximately 100 kilometers away from the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City.
The ideal time to visit Ba Den Mountain is during the dry season, which typically lasts from December to April. This period offers optimal weather conditions for travel, with minimal rainfall and clear skies. Visitors can enjoy their journey without the worry of heavy downpours and muddy trails, ensuring a more pleasant and comfortable experience.
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| The best time to visit Ba Den Mountain in Tay Ninh is during the dry season, which typically lasts from December to April. Photo: Traveloka |
For those seeking to immerse themselves in the local culture, the festival season of Ba Den Pagoda provides an excellent opportunity. The festival takes place annually from January 4 to 16, attracting numerous pilgrims to the mountain. The lively festive atmosphere offers a unique chance to witness traditional ceremonies, performances, and local customs.
Visitors can also opt to spend the night in the mountains to experience the Da Lat of the Southeast region, where they can encounter all four seasons—spring, summer, fall, and winter—in a single day.
Chua Chan Mountain
Situated in Dong Nai, Chua Chan Mountain is the second-highest peak in southeastern Vietnam, reaching a height of 837 m. Located approximately 100 km from Ho Chi Minh City, Chua Chan is an idyllic mountain retreat for local residents and visitors to the area. This former volcano not only captivates the hearts of southern Vietnamese but also garnered world heritage site status in 2012.
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| Situated in Dong Nai, Chua Chan Mountain is the second-highest peak in southeastern Vietnam, with a height of 837 m (2,746 ft). Photo: KKDay |
The mountain earned its fame from Buu Quang Pagoda located on its peak, as well as a peculiar banyan tree with three roots nestled in the middle of the mountain. These attractions draw the attention of countless pilgrims from neighboring provinces.
To reach Chua Chan Mountain from Ho Chi Minh City, visitors can embark on their journey along National Highway No.1 towards Long Khanh Town. From there, they can drive approximately 30 kilometers on Provincial Road 766 to Xuan Loc Town, and continue for another three kilometers to reach the mountain.
Cam Mountain
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| For a long time, Cam Mountain in An Giang Province has been known as an exciting and enigmatic destination. Photo: Bao Nhan Dan |
Cam Mountain (An Giang province) is renowned for being an exhilarating and mysterious place. It has captivated many with its systematic and scientific development, transforming the area into a “Sapa of the southwestern region”.
During winter, visitors can observe seas of clouds enveloping Cam Mountain, exuding a cool and pure aura. In the rainy season, waterfalls cascade down the cliffs, creating a resonating sound amidst the forest. Furthermore, the area boasts an exceptional diversity of mountain species.
Phu Quy Island’s pristine natural beauty
With wild but peaceful landscapes, Phu Quy Island in the southern province of Binh Thuan is an ideal destination for rest and relaxation, especially for young people who love trekking.
Magnificent Ba Ra Mountain
For many years, Ba Ra Mountain has been known as a fascinating tourist site in Binh Phuoc Province, attracting a large number of visitors.
Tourist destinations nationwide reopen their doors
Visitors to the central province of Thanh Hoa can now visit tourist destinations in the province, which have re-opened since last weekend, according to the decision of the Chairman of provincial People’s Committee.
Escape busy HCM City to Tay Ninh for the weekend
If you are looking for a quiet place, spiritual blessings and natural wonders for the weekend but do not have too much time, Tay Ninh Province is a perfect option.
Visit the highest mountain in the southeastern region
Tay Ninh Province is one of the best places in southern Vietnam for a day trip pilgrimage from HCM City and neighboring provinces.
