Tan Son Irrigation Dam

Tan Son Irrigation Dam is located on a turn of the road to Chu Dang Ya Volcano, was built in 2007 and officially put into use since 2010. The road to Tan Son Irrigation Dam is quite easy to find, visitors Just go to the junction of Chu Jór faraway in the direction of Chu Dang Ya, then turn left through the field of Chu Jór to arrive. If you don't go in this direction, you can cross the Nghia Hung tea hill, at each turn there will be a signpost, you just need to follow the directions to arrive. Tan Son Irrigation Dam is the main source of water supply for agricultural activities of the whole Chu Jor commune. The lake surface at Tan Son dam has a basin area of about 18 square kilometers stretching like a magic force that makes people sucked into it. This place will store a huge amount of water in the rainy season to serve agricultural farming activities when Gia Lai enters the dry season. Standing at the main dam and looking away, visitors will admire the beautiful scenery of trees, flowers, and immense waves. The two sides of the dam are green pine forests reflecting on the lake bed, the water color is like jade, sparkling on the banks. Follow the steps down to the edge of the water and visitors will have to be silent before the sound of the waves crashing right under their feet. The sound of the water chirping with the sound of birds feeding on the lake is very pleasing to the ears and a little bit peaceful. Looking to the other side of Tan Son dam, there is a purple hillside with weasels, swathes of flowers or five-color flowers racing to bloom, creating a poetic landscape. Tan Son Dam is beautiful in all four seasons: spring - summer - autumn - winter with each season having its own characteristics. It appears as a beautiful picture by the color arrays taken from natural materials full of vitality and freshness. Besides, that picture seems to be embellished by the golden rice fields next to it or the lyrical surrounding green mountain slopes. The best time to visit Tan Son Dam is around the end of the dry season (around November to April next year). Because at this time, the water in the lake has begun to drain, leaving only beautiful green mosses and weeds blooming brightly in the lake bed. It all seems to create a magical picture that fascinates people.

Address: Tan Son Dam, Nghia Hung Ward, Chu Pah District, Gia Lai Province, Vietnam.