Located just 135km from Hanoi, Phoenix Peak has earned the nickname "Little Da Lat of the Northeast" thanks to its soft, wind-blown grasslands and expansive mountain vistas that resemble a painted landscape.
As the weather cools and a gentle breeze rustles through the hills, visitors can be found lounging under pine trees, soaking in the serene atmosphere that defines this highland gem.

Rising nearly 500 meters above sea level, Phoenix Peak is a dream destination for nature lovers and adventurers. The fresh mountain air, sweeping views and gentle ambiance offer a refreshing escape from the stress of city life.
Here, what abounds most is grass, wind, and the solitary pines - elements that combine to create a vast, undulating tapestry of calm. The landscape evokes the stillness of a peaceful steppe, far removed from the bustle below.

During the golden grass season, Phoenix Peak takes on a cinematic charm. The once-green slopes shift to hues of copper and amber, their dry blades crackling gently underfoot and gleaming in the early sunlight.
The grass bends and dances with the wind, forming fluid waves that seem to roll endlessly across the hills, like a golden sea in motion.

The air is brisk and clean, laced with the earthy scent of dry grass and faint mist. As the sun rises, its golden light sweeps across the ridgelines like silk, illuminating the winding spine of the mountain.

More than beautiful, Phoenix Peak evokes a powerful sense of freedom. Visitors often find themselves inhaling deeply, trying to hold onto the pure mountain air, or simply standing still, absorbing a moment that feels like something out of a movie.

A place where many seek peace and clarity of mind.

Some visit alone, embracing the freedom to explore untouched nature.

Others come with family, enjoying a break from crowded urban life.

Every angle of this “Little Da Lat” offers postcard-worthy scenery.

Camping services are available for those looking to stay overnight.

Pham Cong