Nature Walking
The term trekking has existed around the world for a long time, but has only become popular among young Vietnamese travelers in recent years. Not every long walk in nature is trekking. Routes are classified by level based on comprehensive criteria so you can identify the journey that best fits your ability.
The expert team at To Ong Adventure believes that understanding and classifying route levels correctly has a major impact on each customer experience. This grading system helps you choose a route that matches your fitness foundation and technical skills.
Choose the value that fits you (difficulty increases from the center outward)
Average:
3 Trekking
Average coefficient below 1.5 points
This level is suitable for beginners who want to explore and immerse themselves in nature through gentle walking activities on trails. At this level, you will walk at a comfortable distance on simple terrain without any technical requirements. The daily travel time is under 6 hours, with peak altitudes below 1800m and cumulative elevation gain during the journey ranging within 600m. To fully enjoy the routes at the nature walking level, you only need basic health and fitness.
Eight Fairy Sisters Hike - The Nature Walking route developed by Tổ Ong Adventure is an ideal option for nature enthusiasts who would love to temporarily leave the fast-paced life in the city behind to immerse themselves in the fresh air of the forest and sea.
Bu Gia Map - Explore the lush green forest on the red soil plateau, just 200 km from Ho Chi Minh City. This 2-day, 1-night trekking adventure takes you through the stunning evergreen tropical rainforest along the Vietnam-Cambodia border. Engage in thrilling activities such as ziplining, stream bathing, and capturing breathtaking moments before setting up camp at a private, well-equipped campsite. Bu Gia Map is an ideal destination for nature lovers with limited trekking experience, offering a gentle yet immersive introduction to the world of adventure.
The Da Giang journey will take you to the Ngoi Hoa and Sung villages, where natural beauty and ethnicculture blend along the Da River. You'll explore the mystical Sung Cave and Hoa Tien Cave, paddle on theserene river with a SUP, and immerse yourself in the local minority culture during evenings in the villages.
Embark on a soul-stirring trek through Vietnam’s Central Highlands where Fire ignites in the Chư Bluk volcanic caves and Water flows endlessly across the mirror-like Tà Đùng Lake.Feel the pulse of the gong culture in Krông Nô and the calm reflection of nature’s vastness.This is more than a trek! It’s a journey to rediscover your inner balance.
Walk-in Ta Lai - A Journey Back to Childhood with various intriguing activities ranging from exploring Cat Tien National Park, riding bikes on scenic trails to feed animals to camping at the first rice-paddy campsite in Vietnam and engaging in nostalgic childhood games that foster family bonds
A 2-day-1-night walking journey through ancient forests, following cool streams before settling at a campsite by the water. As night falls, the flickering campfire, starry sky, and the sound of the babbling brook wash away all worries. Walking in Hòn Bà offers unforgettable experiences in every step and every touch.
Average coefficient from 1.5 to 2.5 points
This is an advanced level for those with experience in moving on trails with gentle slopes. At this level, you will conquer complex and steep terrains with distances under 25km, suitable for those who exercise regularly. The daily travel time is under 6 hours, with peak altitudes ranging from 1800m to 2500m and cumulative elevation gain during the journey ranging from 600m to 1000m. To satisfy the passion for conquering routes at the mountain hiking level, you need stable fitness and good endurance.
A Journey from the High Mountains to the Melodious Meadows Experience a two-day adventure across three provinces: Lam Dong, Ninh Thuan, and Khanh Hoa, covering 22km. The Bidoup - Ta Giang trekking route invites you to explore harmonious natural landscapes while embracing the spirit of adventure. Begin your journey in Bidoup National Park, where you will immerse yourself in enchanting mossy forests, breathe in the serene atmosphere of the Phuoc Binh grasslands, and follow refreshing stony creek paths, culminating in the charming village of Ta Giang.
Bidoup Nui Ba Trail, located 50 km from Da Lat, is home to a remarkable primeval forest with a vast number of ancient trees. This advanced mountain hiking route is ideal for forest enthusiasts looking to challenge themselves and immerse in the raw beauty of nature.
Discover three beauties via Nature, History, and People at Vung Ro Bay. This land, which is known for its Dau An Rang Dong (Mark of the Dawn), offers a variety of experiences: admire panoramic views of Vung Ro fishing village from Da Bia Mountain’s peak, trek through lush forests to the beach for local delicacies, cycle along Mui Dien’s scenic sunlit paths, and explore Hon Nua for swimming and snorkeling among vibrant coral reefs.
K50 Waterfall, located at the source of the Con River within the Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve, is known as the "muse of the Central Highlands." This majestic hiking trail takes you along forested pathways, across small streams, and over rocky outcrops, offering an unforgettable journey through the heart of Vietnam's lush wilderness.
Nam Me – A walking route exploring the majestic Nam Me Waterfall in Tuyen Quang. Traverse pristine forests, conquer Khuoi Nhi Waterfall, camp at an untamed campsite, and enjoy stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) on the vivid green lake. These experiences promise to be both exciting and refreshing for you.
The Ngu Long Cong Chua route takes you on an adventure into the forest, where you can visit 05 wonders whose beauties can be compared to 05 attractive princesses and have exciting experiences. You’ll trek over mountains, wade through streams, experience a five-star camping site with SUP paddling activities and enjoy a BBQ feast featuring local mountain delicacies. The journey wraps up with a beach visit and fresh seafood on Binh Hung Island.
Average coefficient above 2.5 points
This level challenges the endurance and passion for conquering of professionals in exploration, adventure, hiking, and mountaineering in areas with complex and steep terrains. This level challenges you with routes through dense forests and rugged mountains, with total distances ranging from 25km to 35km, peak altitudes from 2500m to 3200m, and cumulative elevation gain during the journey that can reach up to 1800m. To challenge yourself in the journey of conquering trekking routes, you need good health, fitness, endurance, flexibility, and basic movement techniques.
Ky Quan San, one of the four iconic peaks of Vietnam, reaches a height of 3,046 meters. Conquering Ky Quan San peak is considered to be an objective that every passionate climber has to achieve at least once in their life. This trekking route offers not only a chance to admire the majestic beauty of nature but also features some of the most enchanting sea of clouds in the Northwest region.
Rising 2,860 meters above sea level, Lao Than is celebrated as the "roof of Y Ty," a destination where endless seas of clouds drift serenely above breathtaking landscapes steeped in local culture. Trekking through Lao Than isn’t just a hike—it’s an unforgettable adventure. Discover the unique ecosystems of Northwest Vietnam and immerse yourself in the rich flavors and vibrant traditions of its ethnic communities.
Lùng Cúng is the 11th highest peak in Vietnam, nestled amid the clouds of Yên Bái. The journey to conquer the “roof of Mù Cang Chải” takes you past Hấu Chua La Waterfall, a breathtaking scene straight out of a traditional ink painting set deep in the forest.On the summit, you can chase drifting sea clouds, admire the fiery red maple leaves at year-end, and witness rhododendrons in full bloom during March–April. With its accessible terrain, Lùng Cúng is an ideal destination to experience peace and serenity in the vast Northwest Highlands.
The journey to conquer the 15th highest mountain among Vietnam's top 15 highest peaks. Ngu Chi Son is known as the "most majestic mountain of the Northwest" due to its stunning rocky ridges, sheer cliffs, and diverse vegetation, all of which create a regal and awe-inspiring landscape.
Conquering Nhiu Co San Peak – the Ox King of the Northwest region. This is the 9th highest mountain in Vietnam, offering a trekking route with extremely diverse terrain, ideal for those with a passion for adventure, exploration, and discovering nature.
Nui Chua is a mountain complex located in the northeast of Ninh Thuan Province, approximately 30 km from Phan Rang City. It is an ideal trekking destination for those with strong endurance, a passion for adventure, and a desire to conquer and explore a diverse ecosystem while immersing themselves in the refreshing beauty of nature.
Understanding the ranking factors of nature walking, mountain hiking, and trekking brings a more complete experience to your own exploration and conquest journey.