Vu Quang National Park - a green gem in the middle of the jungle

Majestic nature – rich ecosystem

Located at an altitude of more than 1,400m above sea level, in the majestic Truong Son mountain range, Vu Quang National Park has a total area of more than 57,000 hectares. This place is considered a "living museum" of the natural world with thousands of rare species of plants and animals, spectacular landscapes and diverse terrain.

Covering 76% of its area in primary forest, Vu Quang National Park is home to 1,823 species of higher plants, of which 131 are listed in the Vietnam Red Book. In particular, there are 686 species of precious medicinal plants and hundreds of species of trees with high economic value such as: po mu, vang tam, three-sided oak...

The fauna is also extremely diverse with 94 species of mammals, 58 species of reptiles and amphibians; 631 species of birds and butterflies. Many rare species can be encountered such as: Saola, Truong Son striped rabbit, large-antlered muntjac, northern civet, white-cheeked gibbon, white-tailed pheasant...

Vu Quang National Park has majestic nature and rich ecosystem.

New step for ecotourism

To exploit the great potential of the primeval forest ecosystem and unique landscape, the People's Committee of Ha Tinh province has approved the Project "Developing eco-tourism, resorts and entertainment in Vu Quang National Park for the period 2025 - 2030". The project aims to develop Vu Quang area into a key destination for green tourism in the North Central region, combining nature conservation and sustainable economic development for the local community.

Accordingly, Vu Quang National Park will be planned and invested in infrastructure suitable for the special-use forest environment, prioritizing types such as experiential tourism, eco-resorts, cultural-historical tourism and environmental education.

Coming here, visitors can immerse themselves in the fresh air, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

On the journey to explore Vu Quang National Park, the first stop that cannot be missed is Ngan Truoi Lake - one of the three largest reservoirs in Vietnam. The lake's surface is calm, immense, reflecting the clouds and sky, creating a peaceful, poetic scene.

Following the upstream journey, visitors will arrive at Monkey Island - a special destination in the middle of the lake. This place is currently the "new home" of more than 20 monkeys of 4 different species, rescued and released by organizations inside and outside the province. Monkey Island is peaceful and isolated, an ideal environment for these individuals to grow and adapt to nature.

One of the highlights of the journey is Trai Cua waterfall - located deep in the core of the national park. Coming here, visitors will be immersed in the wild, mysterious beauty of the mountains and forests. The murmuring sound of the waterfall blends with the sound of the great forest to create a harmony of nature, soothing all fatigue.

At the foot of the waterfall is a year-round clear, cool lake where visitors can soak and relax amidst pristine nature. Trai Cua Waterfall is not only a destination for explorers but also a place to find balance, tranquility and connection with nature.

After the journey of discovery, a rustic meal in the middle of the forest will be an indispensable experience. Specialties such as grilled cool fish, grilled hill chicken, boiled wild vegetables with peanut salt... have the typical flavor of the highlands of Ha Tinh. All ingredients are prepared by local people, fresh, clean and safe.

Visitors not only immerse themselves in nature but also enjoy the specialties here.

Preserving green forests – responsibility and mission

Not only focusing on tourism development, Vu Quang National Park also fulfills its mission of forest and biodiversity conservation. Over the years, the park has coordinated with many domestic and foreign organizations and experts to implement species and habitat conservation projects, improve forest management capacity and community awareness.

One of the most meaningful activities is the release of wild animals back into the forest. Together with staff from Vu Quang National Park, visitors will have the opportunity to directly participate in the process of returning animals to their natural habitat – a touching moment, reminding us of our responsibility to preserve the ecosystem and protect the “common home” of all species.

Releasing wild animals back into the forest.

Vu Quang - a journey of experience and connection

Not just a trip, the journey to Vu Quang National Park is an opportunity for everyone to slow down, listen to nature, understand more about the value of the forest and the silent efforts of those who are day and night preserving the green forest. With great potential and sustainable development orientation, Vu Quang National Park promises to become a leading destination for ecotourism.

If you are a nature lover, passionate about discovery and want to return to original values, come to Vu Quang National Park once - to feel, to understand and to love more the green forest of your homeland.