Phu Quoc Hiking

The only area that you can hike in Phu Quoc island is the National Park. Its total area is 31,422 hectares, of which 8,603 hectares are strictly protected areas, the ecological restoration subdivision is 22,603 ​​hectares, and finally, the administrative and service subdivision is 33 hectares. The park is in the Northern part and is estimated to occupy about 70% of the island's total area. 

Within its area, Phu Quoc National Park "owns" three large mountain ranges on the island: Ham Ninh range, Ham Rong range, and Ganh Dau range with 60 km of beautiful coastline. It is one of the national parks in the South region that still retains the original old forest and the wild beauty of forests, sea, streams, and mountains. Therefore, this place becomes an extremely attractive tourist destination for tourists, especially those who are passionate about conquering and loving nature.

Amazing Phu Quoc national park

Conquering the "roof of Phu Quoc"

With an altitude of 603m from sea level, Nui Chua is known as the "Rooftop" of Phu Quoc Island. According to the geographical map, Nui Chua is located in the territory of Bai Thom commune, in the Ham Ninh range.

Conquering the "roof" of Phu Quoc island is considered one of the favorite activities of tourists who love climbing. Overcoming difficult and arduous roads, when you reach the top you will see that the time and effort you have spent will be compensated well.

From the top of Chua Mountain, you will have a panoramic view of the entire primeval forest of Phu Quoc National Park. When zooming out, you will see villages and the vast sea appear. All create a magnificent picture of nature but no less beautiful, making people enjoy it passionately.

Conquering the "roof of Phu Quoc"

Blowing the summer heat with streams

In addition to the diverse green shades of trees, the old forest is also dotted with clear white patches of waterfalls and streams. In which, it must be mentioned the famous streams and waterfalls originating from Ham Ninh range such as Tranh stream, Da Ban stream and Da Ngon stream.

As for Tranh stream and Da Ban stream, you should go in the rainy season because in the dry season, these streams are dry and there is no running water. But don't worry, Phu Quoc National Park also has a beautiful 7-storey Da Ngon stream like a fairyland flowing all year round, from day to night without tiring. This is also one of the most beautiful streams on pearl island.

Exploring vegetation Phu Quoc National Park

Phu Quoc National Park is a rare place that still retains precious primitive vegetation. With a unique and diverse ecosystem, this is the highlight of Phu Quoc tourism. Here there are evergreen vegetation, dense tropical forests. Along the trekking paths, you will see tall and rare herbs that are hard to find anywhere else.

Besides the rich flora and fauna, the garden has about 60km of coastline stretching with beautiful views. The marine part of the National Park has beautiful coral reefs with rare species of flora and fauna such as sea turtles, sea cows, grouper, butterflyfish. Visitors will have a fascinating experience when visiting here.

Exploring vegetation Phu Quoc National Park

• If you walk, you need to equip yourself with comfortable exercise clothes, especially sports shoes.
• It is necessary to prepare a small amount of food, snacks, and a lot of water.
• Don't forget to bring some medicines and medical supplies, just in case.
• Conquering Phu Quoc National Park is suitable for groups of friends, avoid going alone.
• During the journey, always prioritize caution and safety.

For adventurers, Phu Quoc National Park is absolutely a paradise with exciting challenges and amazing nature. As hiking is the best way to explore this attraction, it is always worth trying with anyone who is fond of discovery. If you want to try hiking in Phu Quoc, let's join us so you won't be alone in your adventure!

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