5 must-experience routes in the Central Highlands in March

1. The route to Ta Dung Lake

This unusual place, with its strange name, holds a special allure for those seeking to experience and enjoy the beauty of nature. Ta Dung Lake, dubbed the "miniature Ha Long Bay of the Central Highlands," is located in Dak Som commune, Dak G'Long district, Dak Nong province. The lake was created by water flowing from a hydroelectric dam.

Ta Dung Lake is as beautiful as Ha Long Bay on land.

The beauty of Ta Dung Lake is created by dozens of large and small islets rising above the water's surface, forming a magnificent landscape. The climate here is clear, cool, and peaceful.

Admiring the beauty of the lake, feeling peaceful.

The road to Ta Dung Lake is lined with many beautiful sights that allow people to forget the worries of city life, find peace, and enjoy the beauty of Ta Dung Lake.

There's nothing more wonderful than conquering the Ta Dung Lake trail together.

2. The route to Mang Den

Located at an altitude of 1,100m, with its primeval forest, lush vegetation, and dozens of lakes and waterfalls, Mang Den (in Dak Long commune, Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province) is considered a second Da Lat. Mang Den means T'măng Deeng in the Mơ Nâm language, which means a vast, flat land.

Mang Den - Kon Tum route

Viewed from above, Pa Sy Waterfall is as beautiful as a silk ribbon.

Mang Den is a wonderful sunny spot in the Central Highlands.

Small and charming, the mountain pass to Mang Den is stunning, truly deserving of its reputation as one of the most beautiful mountain passes in Vietnam. In the early morning in Mang Den, amidst the crisp coolness, visitors can stand by the pine-covered hills and admire the valley with its pristine beauty of the primeval forest, the Pa Sy waterfall… Mang Den is a wonderful escape from the heat of the Central Highlands.

3. The road to Yaly Hydroelectric Power Plant

From Playku, follow National Highway 14 towards Kontum to kilometer 15, then after another 23 kilometers you will reach Yaly. In the Gia Rai language, Ya means tears, and Ly means beautiful girl. The name of this waterfall is likened to the tears of H'Ly.

Yaly Waterfall has become a popular tourist destination in the Central Highlands.

The road along the hydroelectric power plant is very beautiful.

The hydroelectric tunnel demonstrates the scale of the project.

The Yaly hydroelectric dam is the largest cascade on the Se San River. The road to Yaly is beautiful, nestled amidst the vast plateau, under the crisp March sun, with a gentle breeze blowing and lush green trees, making visitors feel as if they are traveling through some European landscape.

4. The route to conquer the Indochina Tripoint

This route holds a strong appeal for backpackers, especially the Indochina Tripoint, a place often described as where the rooster's crow can be heard in all three countries: Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.

The route that tourists most enjoy conquering.

The National Highway 14 is quite wide and beautiful, winding through pine forests with gentle mountain breezes. If you stop at a roadside cafe and order a cup of Ban Me coffee, you'll feel the distinct Central Highlands atmosphere of this place.

There are some incredibly beautiful roads.

I walk this path alone...

The road to the three-country border marker is over 10km long, winding around several hills. Some sections are paved with cement, others are winding stretches of red earth, going uphill and downhill, meandering gracefully under the sun and wind of the Central Highlands.

Border marker of the three countries Vietnam - Laos - Cambodia

Raising the flag at the landmark will be a memorable experience.

Standing at the border marker between the three countries, you will feel incredibly moved.

5. Bidoup Trekking Route

The best time to trek to Bidoup is from December to April. During this season, you will encounter beautiful rhododendrons, wild orchids, and magnolias. Bidoup Nui Ba is located on the Lang Biang mountain range, at an altitude of 2,267m, and is considered the highest peak in the Central Highlands.

The trekking route is a challenging and arduous journey.

But the breathtaking beauty soothes the heart.

The scenery along the journey to conquer Bidoup peak is stunning, with pine hills, lush vegetation, and a water tower that dispels all fatigue, leaving only the feeling of conquering magnificent nature and overcoming oneself.

The natural scenery is similar to that in Europe.

Setting up a tent and camping is also a wonderful experience, as you get to sleep by the crackling campfire and watch the sunrise in the forest... There's nothing happier than the feelings that an exciting trip brings.

The road to a forgotten village

Camping in the forest is a wonderful experience.

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