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Kayaking and trekking are the perfect ways to get up close and discover the peaceful park and its diverse landscapes and wildlife. Learn how to kayak on the river, travel down the Nang River to explore the huge Puong cave and pass through some steep terrain with many cat-ear cliffs.

Conquer the Roof of Indochina, Mount Fansipan. Fansipan mountain trekking 2 days 1 night is an adventure tour and you have to pass the mountain peaks and tropical forests, sleeping camp on the midle top of the mountain before reaching the milestone of 3,143m with albove sea level.

Du Gia National Park is a protected area located in Ha Giang Province, the northern part of Vietnam, covering around 11,753 hectares and is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, rich biodiversity, and cultural significance.

Vietnam is regarded as one of the most popular Southeast Asian destinations due to its stunning and fantastic natural settings, as well as its distinct and rich culture. Aside from having a lengthy coastline with exquisite white sand beaches, Vietnam has the ideal geographical location for treks into the hilly regions of the Northwest.

My Son Sanctuary, located in central Vietnam, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, revered for its stunning red-brick temples dedicated to Hindu deities. It served as the capital of the Champa Kingdom and offers a captivating glimpse into the fusion of Cham and Indian culture

Cruise through the mystical Trang An Grottoes surrounded by limestone karsts and lush greenery - a UNESCO World Heritage site, explore the rich history of Vietnam at Hoa Lu Ancient Capital, conquer Mua Cave for stunning views, and glide along the river through Tam Coc's vibrant rice fields.

Vietnam captivates travelers from all over the world with its spectacular natural beauty, rich cultural legacy, and different landscapes. Vietnam's scenic treasures range from its gorgeous coastline and pristine beaches to verdant forests and mountains, emerald rice terraces, and bustling cities.

Ba Be Jungle Houses (formerly Mr Linh’s Homestay) is a Jungle Resort specially designed based on the rustic style of local communities houses. This lovely Jungle Complex, built of wood and with a pan leaf roof, is residing deep in the pristine forest of Coc Toc village, Ba Be National Park.

Tham Phay Cave (previously known as Lo Mo Cave) is a major new discovery in the north and another great reason to visit Ba Be National Park, an area of limestone karst mountains surrounding spectacular lakes.

Reading our itinerary, have you imagined how a 3-day adventure to Ba Be National Park would be? To see if it's the same as what you think, follow Linh - our local guide, and his French tourists on their 3-day exploration of Ba Be National Park