Touch the clouds at Bach Ma Mountain

Nestled in central Vietnam, Bach Ma Mountain offers visitors a breathtaking experience as they ascend its 1,450-meter peak.

Following a 20-km road leading to the summit of central Vietnam's Bach Ma (White Horse) Mountain at 1,450 metres, visitors might feel as if they are surfing on clouds. (Photo: VNA)
Following a 20-km road leading to the summit of central Vietnam's Bach Ma (White Horse) Mountain at 1,450 metres, visitors might feel as if they are surfing on clouds. (Photo: VNA)

Hue (VNA) - Nestled in central Vietnam, Bach Ma Mountain offers visitors a breathtaking experience as they ascend its 1,450-meter peak, feeling as if they are floating among the clouds.

Located within Bach Ma National Park, just 40 kilometers from Hue, the mountain is accessible via a winding 20-kilometer road leading to Hai Vong Dai, the highest viewpoint.

After purchasing an entry ticket, tourists can rent a vehicle to navigate the scenic route while taking in the panoramic landscape.

Covering approximately 37,500 hectares, the national park boasts a rich biodiversity, home to over 2,300 plant species and 1,700 animal species.

Rare and endangered wildlife, including red-shanked douc langurs, saolas, white pheasants, Fujian cypress, and agarwood, are protected within its lush forests./.

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