Xuân Sơn National Park is located in Xuân Sơn commune, Tân Sơn district, Phú Thọ province. This place has become a perfect 'healing' destination in the midland region.
Xuân Sơn National Park
Xuân Sơn National Park spans nearly 33,700 hectares, with the core area covering over 15,000 hectares, ranking 12th among the 15 largest national parks in Vietnam. With its vast area and unique climate, Xuân Sơn experiences four seasons in a single day. The early morning is cool like spring, the afternoon is hot like summer, the evening brings the refreshing air of autumn, and the night is chilly like winter.

The park boasts an impressive 84% forest coverage. Its ecosystem and wildlife are incredibly diverse. Currently, the park is home to 1,217 plant species, including 665 medicinal plants and 300 forest species, as well as 365 animal species. The protected forest area covers thousands of hectares, with caves and waterfalls. In addition, the local cultures of the Dao and Mường ethnic groups add to its unique appeal, making Xuân Sơn an ideal place for eco-tourism and relaxation.

The route to Xuân Sơn National Park
Xuân Sơn National Park is located about 80km from Việt Trì city center and 120km from Hanoi. Thanks to the Hanoi – Lao Cai expressway, traveling to the park is very convenient. Visitors can choose to take a sleeper bus or a limousine, with several bus companies such as Nam Cường and Anh Phát offering services. For those with personal transport, head towards Nội Bài and take the Hanoi – Lao Cai expressway, or follow National Route 32 through Sơn Tây Town.

What to do at the national park?
One of Xuân Sơn's defining features is its deep green forests and unique cave system. A must-do experience here is to explore caves like Na, Lạng, Thổ Thần, and Cỏi. Visitors can also enjoy a refreshing swim and admire the flowing waterfalls. The park has developed a well-equipped bathing area. Additionally, you can unwind and relax by sipping coffee beside the stream.

The Xuân Sơn National Park area is predominantly home to Dao and Mường ethnic villages. Visitors have the opportunity to experience local life. Many villages offer homestay services. Alongside basic lodging and meals, visitors can enjoy cultural performances in the evenings. You can also join in a traditional fire dance, savor local Phú Thọ specialties, and engage with the community.


The park boasts stunning landscapes, a cool and fresh climate, and a rich cultural heritage. With a well-developed transportation system, Xuân Sơn is an ideal 'healing' destination in the northern midlands of Vietnam.

According to Mytour.vn
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Reference: Mytour.vn Travel Guide
Mytour.vnSeptember 4, 2024