Category: Travel Guide

The Van Hoa Plateau attracts tourists with its pleasant, cool climate, beautiful natural scenery, historical and cultural relics, and traditional local cuisine. Overview of Van Hoa Plateau  Located in Van Hoa commune, Dak Lak province, the plateau has an average altitude of about 400 meters above sea level. The terrain slopes gently from west and […]

Standing majestically along the coastal road connecting Dak Lak and Khanh Hoa, Da Bia Mountain rises like a towering pillar, a testament to nature’s power. It’s an ideal destination attracting tourists who love exploration and conquering mountain peaks. Overview of Da Bia Mountain Da Bia (Vietnamese: Đá Bia) Mountain (also known as Thach Bi Mountain) […]

Vuc Hom Waterfall is a popular destination for many tourists due to its pristine scenery and unique geological formations, making it one of the most captivating places in Dak Lak province. Overview of Vuc Hom Waterfall  Nestled amid the mountains and forests of Tuy An Tay commune, Vuc Hom Waterfall (Vietnamese: thác Vực Hòm) retains […]

The coastal area of Dak Lak is like a colorful painting with its “blue sea, white sand, and golden sunshine.” Not only does it boast stunning beaches that attract tourists, but this beloved region is also famous for the Da Dia Reef – a natural masterpiece that is a highlight of any exploration of this […]

Long Thuy Beach is a destination with rustic, peaceful beauty, perfect for those seeking a relaxing space close to nature. It’s an ideal place for swimming, relaxing, and watching the sunrise. Overview of Long Thuy Beach Long Thuy (Vietnamese: Long Thủy) Beach, formerly known as My A, is located in Binh Kien Ward, Dak Lak […]

Xep Beach is one of the outstanding destinations in Dak Lak province, impressing visitors with its pristine, rustic yet incredibly captivating beauty – truly embodying the unspoiled charm of a Central Vietnamese coastal region. Overview of Xep Beach The most special feature of Xep Beach is the harmonious combination of blue sea, golden sand, and […]

Vung Ro – one of the most beautiful bays in Central Vietnam – possesses a beauty that is both majestic and poetic, leaving anyone who sets foot here speechless at its rare tranquility. Vung Ro Bay is also associated with the “No-Number ship”, which was designated a National Historical and Cultural Monument in 1997, attracting many […]

Dak Lak province is renowned for its peaceful landscapes, gentle mountains and rivers, and lush green fields, making it the rice granary of South Central Vietnam. For hundreds of years, the province has also been associated with a national-level scenic spot: O Loan Lagoon, a brackish-water lagoon located south of Tuy An Bac Commune. Overview […]

Along the more than 10km long stream flowing from the peak of Hon Son, three natural lakes, formed by nature in different tiers, are the most memorable destination from the stream of the same name: Ba Ho Stream (Three Lakes Stream). For tourists visiting Khanh Hoa province, a day trip to explore all three lakes […]

Ninh Van Bay is one of the most beautiful and tranquil bays in Khanh Hoa Province. It stands out with its pristine, secluded, and extremely luxurious beauty, making it ideal for high-end relaxation or escaping the city. Overview of Ninh Van Bay Located in Dong Ninh Hoa Ward, Khanh Hoa province, about 60 km from […]