Ba Ho Stream

About 25km north of Nha Trang city center, Ba Ho stream belongs to Phu Huu village, Ninh Ich commune, Ninh Hoa, Khanh Hoa. This is a stream originating from an altitude of 600m on Hon Son mountain. The stream is named Ba Ho because on the way upstream, on the way through the mountains and forests to flow into the sea, there are three times when the stream opens its heart right on the back of the mountain. Here create three consecutive lakes with interesting natural landscapes. With a length of more than 3km, visitors have to go through a difficult journey if they want to explore all 3 lakes.

Each lake of Ba Ho stream is connected by steep mountain slopes, overgrown reeds and steep cliffs. To admire the whole landscape, the only way is to conquer the slippery cliffs. Through the trail, climbing to the first lake, many visitors may feel frustrated because of fatigue, but this is an extremely attractive point for those who love the challenge of discovery. To get to the second lake, you have to cross the rough cliffs, the caves are enough for 1 person to pass through, and when you reach the third lake, visitors really have experienced all the sensations of following the trail. climbing mountains, climbing mountains, crossing streams…

Coming to Ba Ho stream, in addition to enjoying the cool blue air, visitors can also conquer the high altitude, explore small caves, and white waterfalls. After climbing, visitors can rest under the shady trees of the primeval forest. Or just soak in the clear water, while enjoying the melodies of the mountains and forests with the chirping birds and the murmuring water.

Along with other famous tourist destinations such as Dai Lanh, Doc Let, Ninh Thuy... Ba Ho is an interesting stopover for tourists with a full range of entertainment services. This mountain eco-tourism attraction attracts visitors to enjoy the cool climate and fresh natural landscape, especially on hot summer days. Coming to Ba Ho is coming to exciting discovery experiences such as climbing mountains, wading streams, crossing forests... with steep stream banks, luxuriant reeds, and challenging cliffs. However, passing all visitors will have an interesting feeling about what nature brings to people. We feel like we are immersed in unspoiled nature that few places have