Xuan Son National Park

The protected area spans 15,000 hectares of limestone mountains, caves, waterfalls, and dense forests at the southeastern edge of Hoang Lien Son range.

The national park, established in 1986, represents a significant milestone in Vietnam's conservation efforts to protect endemic flora and fauna species.

The Dao ethnic minority maintains traditional customs in Du Village, constructing houses on stilts and preparing regional dishes for visiting travelers.

Travelers reach the park via National Road 32 from Hanoi, with an eight-hour hiking path leading to Ten Mountain's summit at 1000 meters elevation.

Xuan Son holds the distinction as Vietnam's sole national park featuring primary forest growth directly on limestone formations, creating specialized ecosystems.

Location: Huyện Tân Sơn

Inception: 1986

Website: https://vuonquocgiaxuanson.com.vn

GPS coordinates: 21.15000,104.93300

Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:00