Stunning Ta Nang-Phan Dung trekking route a popular summer adventure
VOV.VN - The Ta Nang-Phan Dung trekking route in Vietnam is one of the most attractive routesfor many hikers and adventurous travelers.
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| Hikers can take in spectacular views of mountains and forests along the Ta Nang-Phan Dung route while conquering high hills and wild forests over a total length of 22km, connecting Lam Dong to Binh Thuan province. |
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| The trekking route begins in Makir hamlet in Da Quyn commune of DucTrong district in the Central Highlands province. |
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| Local residents are members of the Chu Ru ethnic group, with customs and languages similar to the Raglai ethnic group in Binh Thuan province. |
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| In the rainy season, the road is rather dangerous. Here, a local’s motorbike has become stuck while crossing a makeshift wooden bridge. |
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| Trekkers have to walk as motorbikes cannot be used on this road. The total length of the trekking route from Ta Nang to Phan Dung is a little more than 22km. |
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| Trekkers can get lost in the forest if they do not hire a native guide. |
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| The first hill borders Lam Dong and Binh Thuan localities. |
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| The long road leads to beautiful pine forests. |
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| There is a small stream at the foot of the hills. Trekkers can use the water of this stream for cooking when taking a break on their long journey. |
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| Hikers can easily get lost on the dangerous forest roads. In May, trekker Thi An Kien from HCM City became lost and died at the foot of Kich mountain. |
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| The grassy hill becomes lush with summer rain. |
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| The peak of the hill is a great camping spot for trekkers. |
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| These hikers enjoyed a meal at noon on June 29, 2018. |
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| Linh hill or Troc hill is the highest hill along the trekking route. |
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| Rains often occur in the high mountains this season, making it hard for trekkers to continue their journey. |
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