From Da Nang/Hoi An, Mang Den & Kon Chu Rang nature reserve

Mang Den, an isolated town in Vietnam, retains approximately 80% of its natural forest cover and serves as the residence for indigenous minorities. Notably, Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve boasts the tallest waterfall in Vietnam—K50 Waterfall.

During this expedition, participants will explore the Northern Region of Vietnam’s Central Highlands, where natural beauty remains unspoiled alongside indigenous communities. On the first evening, we will transport guests from their accommodations in either Da Nang or Hoi An aboard a comfortable sleeping bus towards Mang Den.

The inaugural day will see an exploration into the cultural tapestry of Minor Ethnic People, focusing on the Mo Nam tribe. This visit includes learning about their unique traditions and culinary delights, culminating with a stay in a rustic wooden bungalow nestled amidst verdant surroundings.

On the second day, travelers will embark on a journey through Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve, embarking on a treksome adventure through dense tropical jungles to reach the awe-inspiring K50 Waterfall, one of Vietnam’s most spectacular natural wonders. Depending on prevailing conditions, accommodation options range from camping in the forest to staying in homestays among the locals.

Closing out the itinerary, the final leg of our journey brings us back to Mang Den via a sleeping bus, followed by a restful overnight period. Upon returning to Da Nang City, travelers can relish their newly acquired insights and experiences.