Ro Bay and Natural Preservation Area

Surrounded by the Hon Ba Mountains, Ro Bay is an enclosed bay that is so deep it can receive ships weighing more than 10,000 tons.

It is definitely one of the most beautiful seaside landscapes of Central Vietnam. Along the coast, there are small, beautiful and attractive beaches, such as Hon Mua Beach. Next to Ro Bay is a Natural Preservation Area, north of Ca pass, which is a protected forest stretching across the Vong Phu Mountains. The forest, which covers an area of 8,780ha, has rich flora and fauna, including 191 species of plants, 22 animal species, and 55 species of birds. Some precious and rare animals, such as pheasants, red-faced monkeys, Tibetan bears, Malayan bears, pangolins, and panthers, also live in the forest.

Con Dao Island

Con Dao Island is also famous for its nice beaches shaded with evergreen trees, fresh air, clear blue waters, and primitive forests. Looking at a map, Con Dao Island looks like a bear rising from the sea to south east of Vietnam. Originally a prison for patriots and revolutionists during the...

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Lam Dong Museum

Located on a hill at No. 4 Hung Vuong street, 3 km from Dalat city in the Northeast, Lam Dong museum is the place displaying the historical objects of the locality, especially the cultural traditional objects of Lam Dong province. The museum has 9 showrooms displaying the contents like: The...

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Tan Trao Historic Site

Tan Trao is a small valley lying between mountains and jungles in Son Duong District, 40 km from Tuyen Quang City. Tan Trao is a historical area - a resistance base before the August 1945 Revolution.The main places of interest include Tan Trao Communal House, Hong Thai Communal House and a small...

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