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Cat Tien National Park in Dong Nai province is one of southern Vietnam's best-kept secrets — old-growth jungle, gibbon treks, and wild elephants within a half-day of Saigon.
Cat Tien is one of southern Vietnam's last lowland rainforests — close enough to Saigon for a weekend, wild enough to remind you the city isn't everything.
Deciding where to sleep in Dong Nai depends entirely on your itinerary. From urban business hotels in Bien Hoa to lakeside glamping at Tri An and eco-lodges near Nam Cat Tien.
Between Saigon's sprawl and the Mekong Delta's fame, Binh Duong and Dong Nai quietly maintain a food culture that most travelers drive straight through without stopping.
Bau Sau is a freshwater lake deep inside Cat Tien National Park where wild Siamese crocodiles still live. Here's everything you need to plan the trek.
Dong Nai's tropical climate means wet and dry seasons dictate when to go. Here's what to expect month by month, and when crowds thin out.
Soc Bom Bo is a quiet memorial site in Vietnam's southern highlands where S'tieng ethnic culture meets wartime history. Here's what to expect and how to visit.
Thac Dung is a vertical cascade in Dong Nai's forested highlands — less trafficked than most southern waterfalls and worth the detour if you're passing through.
Thac Mo sits where the old Dong Nai province used to stretch into today's Binh Phuoc — a hydroelectric lake and waterfall area that most foreign visitors skip entirely.
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