Ta Dung Lake, with its more than 40 islands spread across over 5,000 hectares, forms one of the most distinctive landscapes of the UNESCO Dak Nong Global Geopark.

Often likened to the “Ha Long Bay of the Central Highlands,” the lake offers visitors a rare sense of tranquility amid forests, mountains and pristine waters.

Surrounded by Ta Dung National Park, the area is developing ecotourism with an emphasis on minimizing environmental impacts, protecting biodiversity and creating sustainable livelihoods for local communities. Here, every responsible travel choice helps preserve Ta Dung’s natural beauty for the future.

Read more : Touching Heritage, Preserving the Future (Episode 4): Echoes of The Highlands