Yang Bay - a green gem in the middle of the jungle

Cool space at Yang Bay.

Many exciting experiences

Entering Yang Bay, visitors feel like they are lost in a paradise garden, where all creatures blend into the natural rhythm of life. The open zoo here gathers friendly animals such as sheep, deer, goats, rabbits, guinea pigs... living in a semi-wild space. This is a great opportunity for children and adults to observe and interact directly with animals, learn about their living environment and habits in an extremely lively "learning while playing" way.

The botanical garden is equally impressive with a variety of flowers and fruits typical of the mountainous region. Trellises of gourds and squash laden with fruit, colorful flower clusters and lush green vines create a vivid natural picture, helping visitors fully experience the richness of tropical flora. The flower field of more than 10,000m² blooms all year round like a colorful carpet in the middle of the green forest, creating a romantic scene like in a fairy tale. Under the gentle breeze, the lush green treetops sway as if whispering stories about the strong vitality of the great forest, bringing visitors moments of comfortable relaxation.

Tourists relax in the hot mineral water at Ho Cho waterfall.

Staying at Yang Bay is an experience not to be missed with many options to suit all tastes. Visitors can choose comfortable glamping or try the exciting feeling of wild camping; together make a fire by the lake, roast corn, tell stories at night to the sound of the waterfall, creating a cozy and poetic space. The next morning, just gently lift the tent flap, visitors will welcome the brilliant dawn rising behind the mountain range, the golden sunlight spreading gently across the valley - a breathtakingly beautiful scene.

When the midday sun begins to warm, choose a hut to rest by the waterfall or immerse yourself in the warm water of the natural hot spring. Here, each person's soul seems to converse with nature, listening to the sound of the stream like the meditative music of the great forest.

The soul of Yang Bay lies in the typical mountain and forest dishes - rustic but unforgettable. From fresh stream fish, fragrant hill chicken, specialty ethnic pigs to natural wild vegetables, all blend into a rustic culinary symphony full of countryside soul and humanity.

Discover the unique Raglai culture

The name Yang Bay in Raglai means "heavenly waterfall"; together with Yang Khang waterfall and Ho Cho waterfall, this "family" of three waterfalls creates a majestic natural picture, attracting visitors from near and far. Yang Bay is not only attractive because of its wild nature but also because of the traditional cultural space of the Raglai people that is vividly recreated. At the performance stage next to the waterfall, visitors are immersed in fiery dances, listening to the echoing sound of the ma la and especially enjoying the magical sounds of the lithophone and Chapi. The lithophone - one of the oldest percussion instruments in the world , has been recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage. In addition, the Chapi made of bamboo, although small, creates soulful, rustic sounds like the confession of the mountains and forests.

Visitors have friendly contact with animals.

Visitors can not only enjoy but also experience directly - learn to play the instrument, wear traditional Raglai costumes and join in the colorful community dance. This is a cultural journey that touches deep emotions, where music and people become one.

The performance was performed by Raglai boys and girls to serve tourists.

The performance was performed by Raglai boys and girls for tourists.

Yang Bay is not only a tourist destination but also a place where the soul is healed by nature. With a commitment to sustainable tourism development, Yang Bay always respects and preserves the beauty of nature, bringing visitors the most authentic and meaningful experiences. A trip to Yang Bay is a wonderful gift that you give to yourself and your loved ones.