Marvel at the Stunning Masara Pink Grass Hill in Lam Dong

Located in Ta Nung commune, Duc Trong district, Lam Dong province, Masara is renowned for its stunning pink grass hill and breathtaking natural scenery. From mid-November to mid-December, this place is transformed into a mesmerizing pink wonderland, attracting numerous young people eager to explore its beauty.

Pink grass, which blooms only once a year, becomes glistening with dew under the morning sun, creating a spectacular sight that captivates the hearts of visitors.

Pink grass, blooming only once a year. Photo: Ngo Anh Tuan

The color of the grass here changes throughout the day. The best time to admire the scenery and capture stunning photos at Masara is during sunrise and sunset. Many tourists and aspiring photographers choose to camp overnight to ensure they don’t miss these picturesque moments.

Masara Hill in Lam Dong boasts a unique and rare beauty. Travelers will feel as if they are immersed in a vast space opening up right before their eyes.

Many people choose this destination to escape their busy lives. Photo: Ngo Anh Tuan

Occasionally, a few solitary pine trees or small groups of three or four trees can be found, adorning the vast landscape. These resilient trees provide cool shades on hot summer days, where weary travelers can rest and camp for the night.

Many people choose Masara Hill as a destination to escape their busy lives and immerse themselves in the fresh air, finding relaxation and tranquility. For photographers and artists, Masara is the perfect place to find inspiration in nature, whether it’s to sketch, compose music, or capture precious moments with their cameras.

Travelers can enjoy camping overnight here. Photo: Ngo Anh Tuan

Ngo Anh Tuan, a representative of Dalat Discovery, mentioned that “Despite the stronger wind this year, which affects the beauty of the grass hills, the number of tourists booking camping tours is still increasing.” He also noted that the grass hill is at its most stunning state, but by mid-December, the grass begins to wither.

Due to its moderate elevation and gentle slopes, travelers can easily ride their motorbikes around the hill, searching for the most beautiful spots to enjoy the lovely view. They can read books, listen to music, or find a small, peaceful corner to host their camping or picnic day.

As Masara Hill doesn’t have many trees, the wind can be quite strong. With the expanse of the grassland, it is advisable for travelers to camp in groups or choose tours provided by reputable organizations for their safety.

Visitors should prepare warm clothes, sleeping bags, and hot packs to stay healthy when camping overnight on this grass hill. Photo: Ngo Anh Tuan

The last months of the year are the most beautiful time to visit Lam Dong, although the weather can be quite chilly. Visitors should bring warm clothes, sleeping bags, and hot packs to ensure their health during overnight camping on the grass hill.

Lam Dong province, situated in the Central Highlands region, is known for its mountainous terrain, with approximately 70% of its area covered in forest. It shares borders with Dak Lak, Dak Nong, Khanh Hoa, Ninh Thuan, and Binh Thuan provinces, as well as Binh Phuoc and Dong Nai provinces.

Travelers can ride their motorbikes to find the most beautiful spots to enjoy the scenic view. Photo: Ngo Anh Tuan

Lam Dong’s topography is divided into distinct tiers from north to south. The northern part consists of high mountains, including the Lang Bian plateau, with peaks ranging from 1,300m to over 2,000m, such as Bidoup (2,287m) and Lang Bian (2,167m). The east and west are characterized by modest mountains (500m to 1,000m). The southern part undergoes a transition from the Di Linh – Bao Loc plateau to a semi-flat landscape.

Lam Dong enjoys a tropical monsoon climate. The province’s diverse topography results in variations in elevation and vegetation. However, the weather remains temperate and mild throughout the year, with few notable changes in the annual cycle. Temperature variations are noticeable between different areas, with higher elevations experiencing cooler temperatures.

The average annual temperature ranges from 16°C to 23°C. The dry season lasts from December to March of the following year, while the rainy season extends from April to November. The province enjoys sunny days year-round, although rainfall distribution varies in terms of time and location, ranging between 1,600mm and 2,700mm annually. The southwestern region, particularly Bao Loc Town, experiences higher annual rainfall, with amounts reaching 3,771mm.