A compact day trip from Hue, Da Nang or Hoi An that pairs dramatic coastal panoramas from Hai Vong Dai with cool forest walks to Five Lakes and the Do Quyen waterfall. Perfect for travelers who want varied scenery and a manageable trek in a single day.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Fog lifts off the ridge as the minivan climbs toward 1,450 m; humid lowlands fall away and a cooler, semi‑tropical forest presses close. At Hai Vong Dai (the observation deck) the view opens—Lang Co beach, the curve of Cau Hai lagoon, the hairpin of Hai Van Pass—stitched together by low clouds and green ridgelines.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderately fit — able to handle several short steep sections, 600+ steps at the waterfall, and multiple short hikes over uneven terrain.
Wildlife
History
Bach Ma was developed as a French colonial hill station in the early 20th century and later designated a national park to protect its montane forests and biodiversity.
Conservation
The park relies on regulated access and entrance fees to fund ranger patrols; visitors reduce impact by staying on trails, packing out trash and avoiding wildlife feeding.
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Start early
Depart in the morning to maximize clear views at Hai Vong Dai and avoid afternoon rain; most groups return by late afternoon.
Bring grippy footwear
Stone steps and forest paths can be slippery—sturdy shoes with good traction make the Do Quyen descent safer and more comfortable.
Pack a reusable water bottle
Water stops are limited on trails; a 1–2L bottle keeps you hydrated during steep climbs and viewpoint breaks.
Respect trail limits
Stick to marked routes around lakes and falls to protect fragile plant life and reduce erosion.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Good traction and ankle support for stairs, wet rock, and forest trails.
Light rain jacket
Monsoon rains are common May–October—pack a breathable waterproof layer.
summer
1–2 L reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during climbs and viewpoint stops.
Daypack with quick snacks
Holds lunch, camera, spare socks and a small first‑aid kit for a full day out.