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Tà Năng – Phan Dũng, Ngoạn Mục Pass, Coastal Road in the South Central Region… are considered as breathtaking routes but also full of challenges.
Tà Năng – Phan Dũng
This route passes through three provinces: Lam Dong, Ninh Thuan, and Binh Thuan. It is a transitional route, connecting from the plateau down to the coastal area of the central region with altitudes ranging from 1,100 meters to 500 meters above sea level. When deciding to embark on this journey, you will have to endure a grueling 55-kilometer trek through forests, mountain passes, and challenging stream crossings, but you will undoubtedly be mesmerized by the majestic mountains and stunning natural scenery.
This route will offer you a truly unique experience compared to other regions in the Central Highlands. Instead, you will feel exhilarated as you traverse the rugged trail leading up to the high hills. Here, with only a few scattered pine trees and a thin layer of mist, the surroundings become mysterious and enchanting. Especially on this route, adventurers can ascend three high hills, admire the sunset, sunrise, vast green meadows, and red dirt roads.
When your feet are weary, sweat drips down your face, the cascading Yaly waterfall will wash away the fatigue of the long journey. This is truly an ideal route for adventurers seeking tranquility and harmony with nature.
The Coastal Road of Central Vietnam
Considered the most beautiful coastal route in Vietnam, the journey is not too difficult. The most exciting part is being able to admire stunning scenery that will leave you in awe as you make your way through here.
The Coastal Road of Central Vietnam may not have the rugged charm of the Northern mountain ranges, but it always attracts adventurers with majestic mountains on one side and vast, romantic seascapes on the other. Sometimes, you'll come across white sandy hills, golden sands stretching endlessly... You'll be mesmerized by famous landmarks like Cam Ranh Bay, Van Phong Bay, or Vung Ro, the enchanting 702 coastal road in Ninh Thuan, Ninh Chu Beach, Lagi Beach, sand dunes...
Exploring and experiencing the lives of fishermen, learning how they survive and endure the harsh elements of nature from generation to generation, is a highlight that draws many young travelers who are eager to venture far and learn. From February to May is the best time for those who intend to conquer this 1,068 km long route.
Discovering the Langbiang Plateau
The Lang Biang Plateau, also known as Lam Vien Plateau, Da Lat Plateau, or Da Lat Highlands, is named after the legend of the K’lang and H’biang. This plateau has an average altitude of about 1,500 meters. Due to its high altitude, it is one of the highest peaks in Da Lat, making Lang Biang a great destination for adventurous travelers keen on mountain climbing programs, conquering challenging and perilous peaks.
This place boasts numerous gentle mountain cliffs, many of which have ropes already set up to aid adventurers in overcoming challenges. With a few rest stops for breath-catching, pulling each other up, and waiting, adventurers can reach the summit in about 3 hours while the sun is still behind the dense veil of mist and white clouds above.
No words can describe the feeling of reaching the mountaintop, accomplishing the predetermined goal. Every breeze is refreshing, every breath is pure, and the majestic scenery is beyond words. This might be why many people are passionate about such adventurous journeys.
The Pass of Ngoan Muc
The Ngoan Muc Pass lies on National Highway 27, connecting the provinces of Ninh Thuan and Lam Dong – a vital transportation route and a gateway between the Central Highlands and the South Central Coast. Stretching 18.5 km with altitudes ranging from 200 m to 980 m at its peak and an average gradient of over 9 degrees, this pass is considered the steepest in the southern provinces, presenting the toughest challenge for any driver on the journey from Dalat to Phan Rang city and vice versa.
Standing atop the pass, travelers will be greeted with a magnificent natural panorama, painted in shades of lush greenery – a picture exuding poetic charm and vibrancy. Especially, the winding roads hugging the mountain's contours add a graceful, gentle touch to the Ngoan Muc Pass.
Though gentle and graceful, this route also puts many drivers on edge with unexpected turns where one side is steep cliffs and the other side is deep abyss.
Not only captivating for its stunning natural landscapes but also alluring to adventurers for its dangerous and challenging terrain, the largest mountain pass in the South impresses with its remarkable weather changes. Here, you can experience all four seasons in a single day. If you're someone who enjoys experiencing and exploring nature, the Ngoan Muc Pass will be an intriguing choice.
The Truong Son - Central Highlands Route
At an average altitude of over 400 meters above sea level, the Truong Son West is a rugged mountain range with steep slopes and deep abysses, the living place of ethnic villages. Traveling along this route, you'll witness the wild, magnificent beauty of the towering mountains here firsthand.
Especially, the winding roads, along with the challenges, difficulties, and dangers of traveling on a road marked by the footsteps of ancient warriors in the history of fighting invaders... of this land are attractions for those who crave adventure and love to experience exploration.
The Floating Season in the Mekong Delta
Like a rendezvous with nature, every year from the 8th to the 11th lunar month, the Mekong Delta enters the floating season. This is considered the perfect time for adventurers who want to explore the unique features here, immerse themselves in the vastness of the riverine region, and enjoy countless famous specialties.
The floating season – that's what tourists fondly call this period. In reality, locals here refer to it as the flood season. Just follow Highway 1A and you'll explore the provinces of the Mekong Delta one by one. Riding through these flat but narrow roads, flanked by canals and deep rivers, you'll feel exhilarated, especially at night when the thrill intensifies with dimly lit roads and dense foliage or water on both sides.
Motorbike adventures in the Mekong Delta often involve ferry crossings. Typically, these ferries are bustling with people. There's nothing more enjoyable than sitting on a ferry, breathing in the fresh air, and admiring the picturesque scenery of this riverine region. When exploring the Mekong Delta during the floating season, you can also visit Tram Chim, Tra Su cajuput forest, stop by the Sa Dec flower village, join locals in casting nets, fishing, and immerse yourself in the melodies of traditional southern music.
According to Ngoisao.net
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Reference: Travel guide from Mytour
MytourNovember 23, 2015
