

The most anticipated cloud-hunting moment is undoubtedly at sunrise. As the sun rises, you'll be able to admire the ethereal sea of clouds blending with the first rays of sunlight.


The blue of the sky, the golden hues of the sun, and the green of the foliage create a stunning natural landscape. The best time to capture beautiful cloud formations on Mount Ba is from 7 to 9 a.m.


Based on experience, when hunting for clouds on Ba Den Mountain, you should visit between December and April of the following year. During this time, the weather is stable, with less rain, making it easier for you to hunt for clouds.


Tay Ninh's climate is characteristic of a tropical monsoon region near the equator, divided into two distinct seasons: the rainy season (from May to November) and the dry season (from December to April of the following year). According to the experience of many tourists, the weather during the dry season is quite stable, with little rain and clear skies, creating favorable conditions for admiring the majestic and pristine natural scenery of Mount Ba Den hidden behind layers of white clouds.


Conversely, on days with persistent rain, the fog on the mountains accumulates heavily and is difficult to dissipate, combined with strong winds, significantly reducing the chances of seeing clouds. Moreover, the roads to beautiful cloud-watching spots are often quite slippery and muddy due to heavy rain, making it difficult for tourists to travel.


Although the rainy season creates certain disadvantages for cloud-hunting trips, if you know how to accurately observe the weather, you can still admire the ethereal cloud formations at Ba Den Mountain. Above all, the heavier the rain the day before, causing sudden temperature fluctuations, the greater the likelihood of dense cloud formation along the mountain slopes the following morning.



Furthermore, many locals report that in July each year, Mount Ba Den often witnesses strangely shaped clouds resembling carp, phoenixes, or phenomena like flying disc clouds and luminous clouds. While flying disc clouds resemble a giant hat adorning Mount Ba Den, luminous clouds are like a mirror reflecting the earthly realm, carrying a strong spiritual significance.
Photo: Gui Guzi
Oh Vietnam!
Source: https://www.facebook.com/YAN.Vietnamoi
Vietnam Oh! is a community affiliated with GDL JSC, a media company that owns over 60 online brand community media channels. The Vietnam Oh! community is for those who love the beauty and pride of Vietnam, sharing attractive destinations, unique cultural stories, specialty dishes, and memorable travel experiences.
With the spirit of "Why dream of going abroad when we haven't even explored our own country yet?", Vietnam Oh! not only awakens national pride but also inspires everyone to pack their bags and explore every beloved corner of their homeland. Every beautiful photo, every compelling story, every exciting journey you share will contribute to spreading love for Vietnam, giving the community more reasons to love and discover their country.
Vietnam Oh!'s platform for interaction.
- Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/YAN.Vietnamoi
- Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2931569376876318
Managing company:
- Website: https://www.gdl.vn/
- Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/GDL.JSC







Comment (0)