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Viewpoints and Scenic Spots

This collection features the diverse landscapes of Thua Thien Hue province, ranging from the 1,450-meter summit of Bach Ma Mountain to the expansive Tam Giang-Cau Hai lagoon system. It includes the 300-meter-high Do Quyen waterfall, the historical Hai Van Pass fortifications, and the tiered cascades of A Nor. These sites showcase the region's natural geography, including the white sand beaches of Lang Co and the inland streams of the A Luoi highlands.

Hai Van Pass

A 21-kilometer mountain pass crossing the Bach Ma Range. It features the 19th-century Hai Van Gate and provides views of Da Nang Bay and the Lang Co coastline.

Elephant Springs

A hidden nature reserve which offers natural pools and waterfalls to enjoy. It's possible to swim in these waters and enjoy a refreshing dip.

Lăng Cô

A coastal village situated between a turquoise lagoon and the East Sea, known for its long white sand beach and proximity to the Hai Van Pass.

A Pat Stream

A natural stream and waterfall located in the mountainous A Luoi district, surrounded by primary forest.

Thac A Nor waterfall

A three-tiered waterfall located in the highlands of A Luoi, featuring natural swimming pools at the base of the cascades.

Do Quyen waterfall

A 300-meter-high waterfall within Bach Ma National Park, named after the red rhododendron flowers that bloom along its banks in spring.

Tam giang lagoon

Part of the largest lagoon system in Southeast Asia, this brackish water body is a center for local fishing and traditional aquaculture.

Núi Bạch Mã

The highest peak in Bach Ma National Park at 1,450 meters. The summit area contains ruins of French colonial villas and the Vong Hai Dai observation post.

Đầm Cầu Hai

The largest component of the Tam Giang-Cau Hai lagoon system, located at the southern end near the foot of the Bach Ma mountain range.

Phá Tam Giang

An extensive coastal lagoon spanning several districts, known for its biodiversity and traditional stilt-house fishing communities.