Dong Nai, with its three standout destinations - Tri An Lake, Chua Chan Mountain, and Nam Cat Tien Forest - is a perfect choice for this long holiday.

A paradise for SUP and camping enthusiasts

Tri An Lake is located about 30km from Bien Hoa City and approximately 70km from Ho Chi Minh City. Spanning over 32,000 hectares, this lake was created as part of the Tri An Hydroelectric Project, covering four districts in Dong Nai: Vinh Cuu, Trang Bom, Thong Nhat, and Dinh Quan.

Beyond its role in generating electricity, Tri An Lake has become an attractive tourist destination thanks to its untouched natural beauty.

During the 2/9 holiday, Tri An Lake draws many visitors looking to relax. The picturesque scenery, with lush mountains, vast waters, and clear blue skies, creates a stunning tableau.

Visitors can engage in various activities such as SUP boarding on the lake, fishing, camping, or simply strolling along the lakeside paths.

As night falls, Tri An Lake transforms into a mystical scene. The moonlight shimmering on the water, accompanied by the gentle sounds of insects, creates a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. Camping overnight by the lake, gathering around a campfire with friends, grilling meat, and sharing stories is an unforgettable experience for many.

Conquer the "Roof" of Dong Nai

Chua Chan Mountain, also known as Gia Lao Mountain, is located in Xuan Loc District and is the second-highest peak in Southeast Vietnam, after Ba Den Mountain. Standing at 837 meters above sea level, Chua Chan Mountain is an ideal spot for trekking enthusiasts looking to challenge themselves.

Chua Chan Mountain attracts visitors with its cool climate and majestic landscapes. The trekking journey takes you through verdant forests, winding trails, and steep slopes, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Upon reaching the summit, visitors are rewarded with breathtaking views of Xuan Loc District, with its fields and small villages, creating a stunning natural panorama.

In addition to conquering the mountain peak, visitors can also visit Buu Quang Pagoda, a serene temple near the summit. This ancient temple is a place where many come to seek peace and pray for good fortune.

Explore the wilderness

Cat Tien National Park stretches across Dong Nai, Binh Phuoc, and Lam Dong provinces. It is home to many rare species of flora and fauna, attracting not only scientists but also nature-loving tourists.

As the 2/9 holiday approaches, those looking for a unique travel experience and a chance to explore the wilderness will find Cat Tien National Park an ideal destination.

One of the park’s highlights is the night safari tour, which offers visitors the chance to see wildlife in their natural habitat. The tour begins at 6:30 PM, taking visitors on a 12km journey by car, lasting about an hour.

Guided by experienced rangers, visitors will be taken to grasslands and specific habitats to observe deer, porcupines, rabbits, and civets as they search for food in the night. Depending on the season and weather, visitors may even encounter wild gaur herds.

To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience while preserving the natural environment, night safari tours in Cat Tien National Park are led by knowledgeable guides.

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