Tam Đảo

Tam Đảo is a mountain range spanning three provinces and covered with steep slopes and dense forests. The area is crisscrossed by hiking trails that connect small villages and temples scattered throughout the landscape.

The region was developed in the early 1900s by French colonists who built churches and homes in European style as a mountain retreat. Many of these historic structures remain visible throughout the area today.

The site has long attracted Buddhist pilgrims who visit the pagodas nestled throughout the hills. These temples shape the appearance of the area and show how faith remains woven into daily life here.

The climate here is noticeably cooler than in Hanoi and suits visits during warmer months better. Good footwear is necessary for steep paths and forest trails.

A rescue center for moon bears operates in the surrounding hills, rehabilitating animals removed from captivity. This is one of few places in Vietnam where visitors can learn about this important wildlife conservation work.

Elevation above the sea: 1,268 m

GPS coordinates: 21.53542,105.59367

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:20