Kon Ka Kinh National Park

Kon Ka Kinh National Park is one of four national parks of Vietnam recognized by Southeast Asia as "ASEAN Heritage Park", in December 2003. With a total area of nearly 42,000 hectares, Kon Ka Kinh is the place. It is unique in Vietnam with mixed forest type (about 2,000 ha) including broadleaf and coniferous species. There are also rare species of trees such as po mu, rosemary, cycad, cycad... According to incomplete statistics, there are over 652 species of plants in the region (of which, about 110 species are medicinal uses), 42 species of mammals, 160 species of birds, more than 51 species of reptiles, amphibians and nearly 210 species of butterflies. In particular, the National Park is also home to many rare and precious animals, many of which are listed in the Red Book, most notably the gray-shanked douc langur, one of the most beautiful primates in the world. Kon Ka Kinh National Park also owns a unique bird, which is considered a symbol of the rich and unique National Park located between the East and West Truong Son, which is the Kon Ka Kinh babbler (also known as the Kon Ka Kinh babbler). hung).

Coming to Kon Ka Kinh National Park, visitors seem to be lost in a wild world, with many addresses that appear to be from the wild days of mankind. There are thousands of years old trees that are hard to find in any forest. For adventurous tourists, it is possible to conquer the top of Kon Ka Kinh 1,748m above sea level together. Up high, visitors can see the city of Pleiku plateau with a very poetic beauty. In addition, in Kon Ka Kinh National Park, there is a system of beautiful natural rivers, streams, and rapids such as Dak Pooc waterfall, Knia stream, Dak Ko Bung, Dak Pooc waterfall... In which, 95 Waterfall is a floating waterfall. The most beautiful and famous with an altitude of about 40m. From a distance, waterfall 95 looks like a white silk strip hovering over the deep blue color. In the murmuring waterfall, visitors just want to immerse themselves in the white water to wash away the troubles after tiring working days.

Address: Mang Yang, Gia Lai, Vietnam