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Reach the highest point of Bach Ma National Park at 1,450 meters. The summit area features expansive viewing platforms and 1930s architectural ruins.
The summit is the primary destination at the top of the 19km mountain access road. It offers the widest views over the coastline and dense mountain forests.
Because the park is one of Vietnam's wettest places, clouds often roll in during the afternoon. Head to the summit viewpoints as early as possible for the clearest visibility.
30-45 minutes360-degree views
This two-story gazebo sits at the 1,450-meter peak. It provides 360-degree views over Cau Hai Lagoon, the ocean, and the surrounding Annamite Mountains. Visit early in the morning before the summit gets swallowed by afternoon clouds.
10 minutesPhoto spot
A large traditional bronze bell rests at the peak. Visitors ring it for good luck and peace. It provides a strong photo opportunity with the sprawling mountain ranges in the background.
30 minutes1930s ruins
These ruined holiday homes were built by French officials in the 1930s. The jungle is slowly reclaiming the 139 structures. You can easily access some of the best-preserved ruins right along the main summit road.
15 minutesRoad stopover
This scenic stopover sits on the mountain road before you reach the summit. It offers expansive views of the valley below. Recent landslides occasionally force visitors to hike a 500-meter stretch, so check road conditions at the Visitor Center.
