Dak Nong Province is home to Ta Dung National Park.

 

Tà Dùng National Park has been called the "Ha Long Bay of South Central Vietnam" by some. The national park, which is located on 40 islands in Tà Đùng Lake, serves to preserve the lake's ecosystem. Despite its distance from the shore, Ta Dung National Park is just as beautiful as Halong Bay and is just as important to the ecological preservation and research of Vietnam.

 

Location

 

Dak Nong Province is home to Ta Dung National Park, which is sometimes inaccessible due to its remote location. About an hour's drive from the national park is Gia Nghia, one of the few towns with any sizeable businesses. Ta Dung is around 160 kilometers (100 miles) from Buon Ma Thuot City, which is another major provincial transportation hub.

 

History

 

The 2018-established historical records of Ta Dung Park have not yet been widely shared. Locals whose families have lived in the area for generations and the park's tourist center are the two most reliable sources of knowledge because it is Vietnam's newest national park.

 

How Should You Proceed?

 

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Most visitors to Ta Dung come to enjoy the lake, the nearby waterfalls, and the nearby mountains by going boating, hiking, and camping. Since the park's focus is on nature, it lacks the man-made attractions that might otherwise attract visitors.

 

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Experience a boat ride on Tà Dùng Lake.

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Ta Dung Lake is a unique destination for boat tours due to its many islets and peninsulas. Passengers will have a great vantage point from the boat to take in the park's coastline and terrain. Travelers can see locals fishing and hear fantastical stories about the lake along the way.

 

Take a hike inland as well as along the coast.

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Most of the lake's islands are small and uninhabited, making them poor tourist destinations. Hikers looking for rare flora and creatures in the woods will have to venture inland or stick to the coast. Ta Dung is known for its many beautiful waterfalls and springs that attract many hikers.

Two little springs, Dak N'teng and Dak P'lao, trickle down the mountains and over a series of stones. There are huge stones and ancient trees all around the Sun and Dak P'lao Waterfalls. Campers will love the flat, tree-shaded environment that surrounds the Digne Klan Waterfall.

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If hikers want to guarantee their own safety and that they camp in a legal area, they should hire a local guide. The park's local guides are well-versed in its ecology and preservation efforts. It is possible to hire a guide for a day trip or for an extended vacation.

Overnight Stay

 

There are no hotels or motels in Ta Dung, so overnight park visitors must bring their own tents and prepare food over an open fire.

 

Not everyone will appreciate the peace and quiet of this national park, but those looking for a vacation from the bustle of a big metropolis will feel quite at home here. An existing camping spot on a hill provides visitors with breathtaking views of the lake and islands.

 

Tours of the park's campgrounds can be reserved there. Guides from the area will take tourists camping and provide them with all the gear they'll need for the night.

Animals and Flora

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Over a thousand different kinds of flora and fauna call the park's lake, forests, and mountains home. Vietnam's Red List includes some of these species because they are so rare. Some of the rarer animals that have been spotted in the park include leopards, gibbons, pythons, and duocs.

 

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Directions for Arrival

 

Many tourists have not yet made it to Ta Dung National Park, but those who have recommended taking the route from Buôn Ma Thuôt to Gia Nghia have done so with good reason.

 

About 100 miles (160 kilometers) away from the national park is Buôn Ma Thuôt, which is a key transit hub for the region and hence easily accessible from larger cities like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

 

The closest town outside the park that is connected to Buôn Ma Thuôt via bus is Gia Nghia. Visitors who are simply in town for the day can also choose from a variety of hotel options in Tà Dùng. The trip from Gia Nghia to the front gate takes around an hour by car.

 

There may be a small number of tour companies offering transportation services in Gia Nghia. Ta Dung National Park's service center is staffed by many local guides, so vacationers who are unable to book a trip to Gia Nghia need not worry.

 

How Soon Should You Leave?

 

Surprisingly, the best time to visit Tà Dùng is immediately following the rainy season, when the lake is full and the colors are at their most vibrant.

 

Therefore, the park sees its highest number of tourists from July through December. Routes may get muddy during the rainy season (May–October), However, the majority of precipitation occurs at night or as brief showers.

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