Nui Chua National Park is located in Ninh Thuan Province, Vietnam. It covers an area of about 29,865 hectares and is known for its diverse landscape of mountains, forests, and coastline. Nui Chua National Park is a natural gem in Vietnam, offering both ecological importance and scenic beauty for visitors to explore and appreciate.
Nui Chua National Park fans out to encompass 14 tropical ecosystems, including knitted forests, coral-rich seas and cacti-studded semi-desert. A key biodiversity corridor, it harbours 1,500 plant species and 756 types of wild animals, including green sea turtles on Bai Thit Beach – one of the few places on mainland Vietnam where nesting turtles return to lay eggs each year.
Ninh Thuan is a paradise for travelers with its stunning coastal roads. However, there’s a new hotspot drawing the attention of travel enthusiasts: Nui Chua National Park. It’s considered a destination for experiencing new tourism activities and exploring UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserves.
Within the Nui Chua National Park complex lies a unique area known as the stone park. The stone park is located about 30km from Phan Rang, in Thai An village, Vinh Hai commune, Ninh Hai district. This area, which has not been extensively developed, still retains its original pristine beauty. However, there will be a forest ranger station here, so if you want to visit, you need to register in advance for convenient transportation!
An exciting experience for adventure seekers, conquering and experiencing trekking in Nui Chua mountain