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10 Incredible Hiking Trails in Vietnam  

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Kaylin
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There’s something about the mountains that just calls to us, luring us in with their beauty and majesty. And nowhere is this more true than in Vietnam, where the mountains offer some of the best hiking opportunities in Southeast Asia. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or a beginner, there’s a trail for you in Vietnam. Here are 10 of the best hiking trails in Vietnam: photo: Anh Khang Ba Be National Park Ba Be National…

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I am not much of a hiker but I don't mind walking the easier trails just to see nature. These are amazing suggestions. Having been near a few, you get some amazing sights!

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Dalat Plateau is amazing. It is easy to forget time exists when going through the trail There is so much to see and even listen to. I love this trail the most. 

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I have not gone on a hike in years. I believe the last one I went on was in California and while I loved it, I feel like it does not compare to the trails in Vietnam. 

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Is there a way or place to find our the lengths of all these trails? I always want to go on hikes but I don't want to be stuck on long-winded ones. 

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@dear_bae You can look up trails online through Google if I am not mistaken. You may need to use an app for it, not 100% but I know a friend who has done this before. 

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@Dear_Bae Wow, these hiking trails in Vietnam look absolutely breathtaking, I can't wait to plan my next adventure and experience the beautiful scenery firsthand.

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I am bookmarking this page and coming back to it. I was just talking with my cousin about a trip and wanting to go hiking. We are both seeing if a group of us (family and friends) can go later this year. 

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That sounds like a great plan! I'm sure you'll have an amazing time discovering the beauty of Vietnam's hiking trails. Have you considered checking out Cat Tien National Park? It's one of the most popular spots for hikers!

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The trails in Vietnam are amazing! I would definitely recommend checking them out if you're ever in the area. Some of them are wheelchair accessible, so that's great.

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@DalatDreamer Exploring the hiking trails in Vietnam is truly a breathtaking experience that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and inspired. The diverse landscapes and stunning views are a testament to the natural beauty of this country and a must-see for any outdoor enthusiast.

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This is an amazing guide for tourists who want to explore some of the best hiking trails in Vietnam. There are many trails to choose from, so you can find the perfect one for you.

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I've always wanted to explore Vietnam and after reading this article, I can't wait to hike the Fansipan Mountain and take in the breathtaking views.

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I loved my visit to the Dalat Plateau. I found it to be an easy enough trail and there was plenty of shade. It almost felt cooler being around nature and having the trees offer coverage and a breeze. 

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