Trekking

Vietnam offers the most exciting trekking experiences with the favor of nature in providing diverse and rich ecosystems and beautiful natural landscapes.

Cuc Phuong National Park in Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam’s oldest national park, features jungle trails with centuries-old trees, rare plants and diverse wildlife. Cat Tien National Park in Dong Nai Province is famous for its dense rainforest and wildlife, including treks to Bau Sau and the chance to see the flora and fauna of the Ramsar wetlands. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh Province offers unique jungle trekking experiences, including the challenging Son Doong Cave expedition and treks to the Tu Lan Cave System. Pu Luong Nature Reserve in Thanh Hoa Province offers a peaceful landscape of terraced rice fields and many species of trees listed in the Vietnam Red Book such as Pa Co pine, nghien, slipper orchid, limestone kim tuyen, ngu huong and the chance to see the beautiful Hieu waterfall. Bach Ma National Park in Thua Thien-Hue province offers the Ngu Ho Trail and a challenging hike to Do Quyen Waterfall. Ba Be National Park in Bac Kan province combines boat trips on Ba Be Lake with hikes through the surrounding forests to villages and vast caves such as Puong Cave. Yok Don National Park in Dak Lak province offers hiking with elephant encounters and cultural exchanges with M'nong and Ede ethnic minority villages. Con Dao National Park in Ba Ria-Vung Tau province offers coastal hikes and turtle viewing opportunities. Chu Yang Sin National Park in Dak Lak province offers rugged mountain trails with rich biodiversity. Cat Ba National Park on Cat Ba Island offers a variety of hiking options through dense forests and karst landscapes, including Ngu Lam Peak and Frog Pond.

These destinations offer diverse and breathtaking experiences, making Vietnam a top destination for jungle trekking enthusiasts.