The most beautiful mountains in Vietnam

Many high mountains have existed for many generations, witnessed many changes in history, and have become famous landscapes and tourist destinations. Here are the top 5 mountains with the most beautiful landscapes in Vietnam:

Fansipan Mountain belongs to Hoang Lien Son range, located in Lao Cai province, 3,143m high, is the highest mountain peak in Indochina.

Fansipan Mountain (Lao Cai)

Fansipan Mountain belongs to Hoang Lien Son range, located in Lao Cai province, 3,143m high, known as the "roof of Indochina". There are 3 ways to conquer Fansipan peak: the road through Cat Cat village, the road through Xin Chai village and the road through O Qui Ho pass. Mountain climbers often choose the road through Cat Cat village with a journey of 4 days, 3 nights.

Climbing Fansipan is really interesting. At the foot of the mountain are native trees such as jackfruit, cardamom, rice..., further on are primeval forests, tangled vines. Going up more than 2000m, the clouds are dense, your steps touch the clouds... But going up about 5, 6 hundred meters more, the sky becomes clear, the temperature drops, very cold. Up to nearly 3,000m, there is a landmark marking the year 1905, the French set foot here. The highest point of the mountain peak has a 70cm high stainless steel cone, a relic of Russian and German athletes placed here in 1984 when they set foot on the roof of Indochina.

Hong Linh Mountain ( Ha Tinh )

Hong Linh Mountain is a mountain range with 99 peaks in Ha Tinh province. “Oh Hong Linh, the peak surrounded by clouds…” - the lyrics of the song Hello, Lam Hong girl once reminded us of the trips across Truong Son to the South to fight. Today, Hong Linh Mountain still stands there, majestic with its wild, majestic nature and contains relics and famous landscapes.

Hong Linh Mountain is a mountain range with 99 peaks in total.

There are hundreds of pagodas, temples, and shrines on the mountain. Among them, the most famous and ancient are Huong Tich Pagoda, Chan Tien Pagoda, associated with the legend of human and horse footprints on a rock (theory of fairies descending to earth), Thien Tuong Pagoda, etc. Along with Lam River, Hong Linh Mountain is considered a symbol of Ha Tinh province.

Bach Ma Mountain (Thua Thien - Hue)

Bach Ma Mountain is over 1,500m high, located 50km south of Hue city, the winter temperature does not drop below 4 degrees Celsius and the summer does not exceed 26 degrees Celsius. On the top of the mountain, there are 4 seasons of green with waterfalls, forest streams, rare flora and fauna and a temperate climate like Sa Pa, Tam Dao, Da Lat...

Bach Ma Mountain with an altitude of over 1,500m.

Exploring Bach Ma Mountain, visitors follow the Tri Sao trails, leading to Tri Sao waterfall with many Tri Sao birds living there. Do Quyen waterfall trail with vast azalea flowers blooming in March and April like two giant green carpets. Ngu Ho waterfall trail and especially Hai Vong Dai trail with the vast and majestic landscape of the mountain ranges, the remaining vestiges of the magnificent villas of the past.

Langbiang Mountain (Lam Dong)

Langbiang Mountain, also known as Lam Vien Mountain, is located 12km north of Da Lat city. The mountain peak is 2,163m high, making it a suitable place for mountain climbing, hiking, parachuting or studying the habitats of birds, animals, and plants here.

Langbiang.

Standing on the mountain, a vast green color appears before the eyes, clouds and mountains blend together. Looking far away, Dankia river with small streams winding around the foot of the mountain, houses undulating among mountains and trees, like a charming landscape painting.

Chua Chan Mountain (Xuan Loc - Dong Nai)

Chua Chan Mountain, also known as Gia Ray Mountain, is located in Xuan Loc District, Dong Nai Province. From afar, the mountain looks like an upside-down bowl. In the morning or at dusk, small white clouds often appear on the top, creating a very poetic scene. Chua Chan Mountain is 837m high (the second highest in the Southeast, after Ba Den Mountain - Tay Ninh).

Chua Chan Mountain is also known as Gia Ray Mountain.

On the top of the mountain is Buu Quang Pagoda, built in the early 20th century. The pagoda has a main hall with a dome, located in a stone cave that looks like a dragon's jaw, with the entire architectural complex based on natural caves, creating a solemn and majestic look. In addition to Buu Quang Pagoda, this place is also famous for its banyan tree about 50m high, formed from 3 roots gathered together with mysterious legends.

According to vtc.vn

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