Hiking on top of the hills of nui lon năm 2024
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Stay alert with where you’re hiking and refer to this map of the Nui Dinh hiking trails. How to Get to Dinh MountainFrom Ho Chi Minh City to Dinh MountainIt’s recommended to leave Ho Chi Minh City early so you can have cooler weather hiking up Nui Dinh. We recommend leaving HCMC between 4:30am to 6:00am. The easiest way to get to Dinh Mountain is by hiring a driver or riding a motorbike. You can also ride a bicycle as we’ve seen some parked in the parking lot. From Ho Chi Minh City’s Ben Thanh Market to Dinh Mountain, it’s 72 kilometers (44.7 miles) and will take 1.5-2 hours one-way depending on traffic. Motorbikes and bicycles will take a little longer as they cannot use the highway. There are two routes for parking. Input “Suối Đá” (click here to see pin) or “T.A.C Station” (click here to see pin) into Google Maps for directions. Suối Đá is a good location if you want to visit the waterfalls during the rainy season. Otherwise, use the “T.A.C Station” pinpoint and drive up on the mountain until you reach a parking lot (Chỗ gửi xe leo núi Dinh) here. This is a more popular starting point for hiking Nui Dinh. You’ll leave HCMC along CT01 Highway and then go on QL51 Highway as you head towards Ba Ria. Here is the parking lot area when continuing up the road from T.A.C. Station From Vung Tau to Dinh MountainIt’s easy to get to Dinh Mountain from Vung Tau. It’ll take 25-30 minutes as the trail is only 18-22 kilometers (11-13.7 miles) away. Head along QL51 towards Ba Ria and take the exits to either Suối Đá or T.A.C Station. Related Post: How to Get Around VietnamWhen To Do the Dinh Mountain HikeIt doesn’t get any better than South Vietnam weather since it’s consistent all year round. The average temperature is 27-30℃ (81-86℉) so you can do this hike at any time. While the rainy season (May-October) may deter you from doing the hike, it’s still doable. Most of the trail is covered so the hiking trail won’t be too muddy. Also, the rainy season would be better to visit as there will be waterfalls for you to swim in. During the dry season, the water dries up. As with any hike in South Vietnam, it’s recommended to start the Dinh Mountain hike as early as possible for cooler weather. The heat humidity is always a challenge. Luckily, many parts of the trail are covered by trees so there is shade available. Weekends tend to be the most crowded so you may consider visiting on a weekday. Nui Dinh Mountain is a fun hike to get some nature. What to Wear for the Nui Dinh Mountain Hike
What to Bring for the Nui Dinh Hike
Check out our Vietnam packing list for more in depth information on what to bring on your vacation.Admission Cost to Nui Dinh MountainThe hiking route is free to access, so it’s a cheap activity to do! There is a small parking fee for motorbikes and vehicles at the parking lots. What to Expect on the Dinh Mountain Day HikeWe can’t stress this enough. Before heading on the hike, you must memorize or take a photo of the hiking routes. There is a board next to the parking lot on Dinh Mountain. It’s easy to get lost in the forest area since there are small routes that look like hiking trails, but who knows where you’ll end up. That’s why we also recommend bringing a friend who knows the routes. It’s always good to have the “buddy system” for support. Tip: Follow the markers with the red, blue, green, or yellow stripe. Starting the HikeWe’re starting the hiking route from the parking lot on Dinh Mountain which you can get to from following the road from T.A.C Station entrance. We’re specifically focusing on the red route and cutting across the yellow route (to follow along the road) so it’ll be about 12 kilometers (7.6 miles). From the parking lot area, continue straight on the road. After a few minutes, Dinh Mountain welcomes you by going uphill. It’ll be a leg burner starting. You’ll need to push through since there are rolling hills. You’ll turn left when you see a sign for Chùa Hang Mai (Hang Mai Pagoda) and this will take you to the peak. You’ll have to climb up more hills. Turn left when you see this rock on your Dinh Mountain hike. Once you enter the forest area, there are gorgeous bamboo plants and tall trees to provide shade. It’s peaceful to walk through since there won’t be anyone around. The bamboo forest and forest area are gorgeous to hike through on Nui Dinh. Reaching the Summit (Peak of the Compass)After 40 minutes, you’ll see a T-intersection with a bench and blue 20L water jugs on the hiking route. You’ll also see a rock with the phrase, “Đỉnh La Bàn” (translated to “Peak of the Compass”) in yellow. Turn left and climb up the route. This is where you’ll reach the highest peak of Nui Dinh at 460 meters (1,500 feet high). Turn left when you see this bench and rock to reach the summit (also referred to as Peak of the Compass) Congratulations!! You’ve reached the giant rock overlooking the Ba Ria-Vung Tau area. Enjoy the views from above and take a short rest. You’ll also notice a faded compass that has been painted on the rock. We made it to the summit of Dinh Mountain! Depending on what time you visit this summit, you may see people camping overnight here or watching the sunrise. Head back down to continue the rest of the hiking. Don’t forget to turn left! Tip: Be careful when going downhill as there are lots of dry leaves on the ground. We’ve seen many people slip and fall for going too fast down this path. Continue the trail and you’ll pass through smaller temples and pagodas. There are some beautiful Buddha statues for photo opportunities. If you’re Buddhist, you can also pray. You’ll end up on a wide paved road where you’ll turn left and continue the route. There will be forest and trees on both sides of the road and you continue until the T-intersection and then turn right. Don’t forget to follow the red stripe marker! Reaching the WaterfallsYou’ll eventually reach Suối Đá and you can swim in one or all 5 of the waterfalls during the rainy season. Look for the signage (hồ for waterfall). It’s required to wear life jackets if you decide to swim in the falls. Don’t expect huge waterfall cascades like in the Dalat area as it’s more of a stream. During the non-rainy season, the waterfall stream area is dry so cross over the rocks and continue the hike. Make sure that you’re following the red marker and head back up the mountain. The signage is to Hồ 5 (Waterfall5.)**Note, there is a larger waterfall called Suối Tiên which has a larger waterfall compared to Suối Đá. We haven’t been there yet so we’re not sure where it’s located. You can see the water level of the waterfall area during the rainy season. Getting LostOnce you climb up the route, there will be a point where you reach the trail and need to decide whether to turn left or right. The red marker disappears. Don’t panic! You’re not lost yet! Turn right and continue the path. You’ll end up seeing a pagoda with a giant Buddha and walk along the railing with barbed wire. This part requires some hill climbing but it’s not as steep as when starting the hike. Continue turning right and walk through the forest. Then you’ll reach the bottom of the mountain and on the main road. Remember how we went up the road from T.A.C Station? This is it! Returning to the Parking LotIf you want to return to the car and parking lot, turn left on the road. Now you’re on the “yellow” route. You can continue on the red route but we’re not sure where it continues. There are several red markers along the main road yet we haven’t done that part yet. Since it’s the main road, you’ll share the road with vehicles. If you need refreshments, there is a kiosk selling fresh sugarcane juice (nước mía), fresh coconuts (trái dừa), and cold drinks. Otherwise, you’re almost at the parking lot! Don’t worry. This last bit on the road is flat so you can take your time and have a leisure walk. Once you’ve reached the parking lot, sit down, stretch your legs, and relax. Take a shower if you want to freshen up before returning to Ho Chi Minh City or visit Vung Tau for beach time. You could also extend your weekend trip by staying overnight in Vung Tau. Final ThoughtsHiking Dinh Mountain is a fun day hike to do when you’re living in Ho Chi Minh or stopping over from Vung Tau. Since it isn’t far from either of those two places, it’s a nice little getaway for some adventure and nature time. If you have extra energy, consider hiking Big Mountain or Minh Dam Mountain in Vung Tau area afterward! Enjoy your time on the mountain! Looking for fun things to do in Ho Chi Minh City? Check out these posts:
JackieI'm Jackie - world explorer, hiker, and wanderer. I love planning things whether it is a trip or an upcoming event, exploring nature, hiking up mountains, and seeing new places. I'm notorious for getting lost, so you may see me circling a place a few times. What is the longest hikingThe Appalachian National Scenic Trail — commonly known as the Appalachian Trail or simply “the A.T.” — is the longest hiking-only footpath in the world, measuring roughly 2,190 miles in length. Where do you start the Appalachian Trail?Most thru-hikers start their trips in March or the first half of April at Springer Mountain in Georgia and finish at Katahdin in Maine in September. |
