Ba Vi National Park
Red River Delta Region
Ba Vi National Park, located about 48 km west of Hanoi in Vietnam, spans over 10,800 hectares across Hanoi and Hoa Binh provinces. The park is situated on the Ba Vi mountain range, which includes three prominent peaks: King Mountain (1,296 m), Tan Vien Mountain (1,226 m), and Ngoc Hoa Mountain (1,120 m). This area is notable as the site of an ancient volcano that last erupted approximately 200 million years ago. The park harbors a rich biodiversity with over 2,000 species of plants including many medicinal herbs, and diverse fauna such as 65 species of mammals, 194 birds, reptiles, and amphibians, some of which are rare and protected. Visitors can explore natural landscapes featuring cloud-shrouded forests, waterfalls, and hiking trails. The park also contains cultural sites including the Ho Chi Minh Temple on King Mountain, accessible via a stairway of about 1,320 steps. Ba Vi National Park is renowned for its cool climate, scenic beauty, and ecological significance, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers seeking tranquility close to Hanoi.
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Astuce: The best time to visit Ba Vi National Park is during the dry season, from October to April, when the weather is cooler and trails are more accessible. Visitors are advised to purchase tickets in advance during peak holiday periods to avoid long waits. Comfortable hiking shoes and light rain gear are recommended due to the mountainous terrain and occasional showers. The park offers discounts for students and groups, and guided tours can enhance the experience by providing insights into the flora, fauna, and cultural sites. Early morning visits are ideal for bird watching and enjoying the misty mountain atmosphere.
Faits intéressants
- •Ba Vi National Park is situated on the remnants of an ancient volcano that last erupted approximately 200 million years ago.
- •The park contains three main peaks: King Mountain (1,296 m), Tan Vien Mountain (1,226 m), and Ngoc Hoa Mountain (1,120 m).
- •There are over 2,000 species of plants documented in the park, including about 500 species of medicinal herbs.
- •The park is home to rare and protected animals such as white pheasants, monkeys, bears, and flying squirrels.
- •A notable cultural site within the park is the Ho Chi Minh Temple, located on King Mountain, accessible by climbing approximately 1,320 steps.
Histoire
Ba Vi National Park was officially established in 1991 by the Vietnamese government to protect the unique biodiversity and landscapes of the Ba Vi mountain range.
Historically, the area has been known since the early 20th century for its diverse ecosystems and cool climate.
The park's terrain is formed from an ancient volcano that became inactive around 200 million years ago.
Over the decades, Ba Vi has evolved from a well-known natural landmark to a protected national park, balancing conservation efforts with increasing tourism and development pressures, including controversies over resort constructions within its boundaries.
Guide du lieu
King Mountain (Núi Vua)
The highest peak of Ba Vi National Park at 1,296 meters, offering panoramic views of the surrounding forest and landscape. It is also the site of the Ho Chi Minh Temple, a significant cultural and spiritual landmark.
Ho Chi Minh Temple
A temple dedicated to the Vietnamese revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh, located on King Mountain. It is a popular spiritual site for visitors and pilgrims, accessible by a stairway that climbs through scenic forested areas.
Tan Vien Mountain (Núi Tản Viên)
The second highest peak in the park, standing at 1,226 meters. It is named after the legendary mountain god Tản Viên, an important figure in Vietnamese mythology.
Ngoc Hoa Mountain (Núi Ngọc Hoa)
The third main peak of Ba Vi National Park at 1,120 meters, known for its rich biodiversity and scenic views.
Contact
Téléphone: 0966 173 119