Núi Nào Cao Nhất Nước Ta? Top 10 Đỉnh Núi Cao Nhất Việt Nam | Sayatv

Top 10 highest mountains in Vietnam Vietnam has a very diverse terrain. The mountains cover up to 3 quarters of the territory, but mainly low mountains. Low terrain below 1,000 meters covers up to 85% of the territory. High mountains above 2,000 meters only cover about 1%. The Vietnamese mountains form a large arch facing the East Sea, 1,400 kilometers long, from the northwest to the southeast. Today, let's find out about the 10 highest and most magnificent mountains in Vietnam. 1. Phan Xipang Mountain Phan Xipang Mountain is 3,143 meters high and belongs to the Lien Son Plateau. It is famous as the highest mountain in Vietnam, and is also nicknamed the house of the East Sea. Phan Xipang has become a destination for many domestic and foreign tourists. Although conquering Phan Xipang Mountain by cable car is becoming more and more popular, for young people who want to try the feeling of being climbed to the top of the mountain, they should explore the dangers of the highest mountain in Vietnam. However, this activity should only be done for those who have stamina, long-lasting health and good climbing skills. You will climb the mountain along the Trạm Tôn – Phan Xipang – Trạm Tôn road. The total length of the road is 11.6 kilometers. It takes about 9 hours. It will take you 3 hours to reach the resting point of 2,200 meters and 4 hours to reach the resting point of 2,800 meters and 2 hours to reach the top of the mountain. What is your actual experience when climbing Phan Xipang? Please comment below to see if you are like everyone else. 2. Puxilung Mountain Puxilung Mountain is 3,083 meters high, located in Pa Vệ Sự Commune, Muông Tè District, Lai Châu Province, adjacent to the Chinese border. This is the second highest mountain after Phan Xipang. Climbing together for 3 days and 2 nights, with a total length of more than 60 kilometers, is a dream come true for those who are experienced in climbing mountains, because this is the longest and most intense climb in the Northwest. To reach the top, climbers have to go through about 11 large and small streams, the majestic wild forests, the thick forests, the long grass, the small forest, the narrow forest, the tall forest, and the vast forest. 3. Putaleng Mountain Putaleng Mountain is 3,049 meters high in Lai Châu Province. A long climb, a steep slope, takes about 2 days and 1 night, starting from Ban Pho, Ho Thau Village and returning to Ta Leng to view all the beauty of the forest mountains and have different climbing experiences. The way to Puta Leng is through the Hien Hoa stream. Many sections have large rocks, forming small, clear and cool water reservoirs. The challenge of Puta Leng is three steep slopes, not one section is flat. In many sections, the climber will have to climb up the forest branches. There are places where you have to lie down on all fours. The main goal is to go under the forest leaves, so you can avoid the heat. Vietnam has a lot of high mountains, but we don't know about them, right? Has anyone ever set foot on these mountains? Please comment below. 4. Khi Quan San Khi Quan San is 3,046 meters high, or Mạch Mộc Lương Tử. It is a natural border, divided into two provinces, Lao Cai and Lai Châu. It was first discovered in 2012. Visitors can choose to start from either of these two locations. But the most popular is from the village of Sàng Ma Sáo, Bát Giáp, Lao Cai province. The salt mountain of Khi Quan San has the highest peak above 3,000 meters. It is one of the most beautiful places to watch the clouds and sunrise in the northern mountains. Conquering the top of Khi Quan San in May, visitors will have the opportunity 5. Khang Su Van Khang Su Van peak is 3,012 meters high, also known as Phan Lien San, or U Thái San, located in Dao San commune, Phong Tho district, Lai Châu province. It has a total length of about 20 km, conquered for the first time by mountain climbers in 2015, and quickly became a destination for trekking due to passing through the jungle with giant trees covered with glass. The trip lasts 2 days and 1 night. Arriving at Khang Su Van peak, you will also go through the 79th peak, the highest peak in the entire Vietnamese border. Really interesting, right? Please comment your feelings in the comment section below. 6. Ta Lien Son Ta Lien Son peak is 2,996 meters high, also known as Co Châu, the highest peak in Ta Leng area, Tam Duong district, Lai Châu province. The journey to conquer Ta Lien peak usually takes 2 days and 1 night. The forest in Ta Lien is still very barren, with hundreds of ancient trees, moss-covered trees. Climbing to the top of Ta Lien is not too difficult. Currently, there are rest areas on the climbing path, which are 2,400 meters high, convenient for living and resting. You should prepare a thin coat, basic medical equipment, or enough water in 2 days. The best time to climb to Ta Lien peak is from April to May in the flowering season, or in September-October when the forest changes color. 7. Ta Chi Nhu Ta Chi Nhu peak is 2,979 meters high, also known as Phu Song Sung, according to the Thai people, or Chung Chua Nha, according to the Mong people, located in the mountainous area of Bu Luong in Hoang Lien Son district. The peak of Yen Bai province is located in Sa Sa Ho area, Tram Tau district, conquered for the first time in 2013 and is nicknamed the heaven of clouds. At the end of autumn, it is also covered in purple because of the chrysanthemum flower. Chrysanthemum is the language of the local Mong people, meaning they don't know, they don't understand. The light purple flower growing in the mountains for months will make tourists fall in love. 8. Ma Lung Pho Peak Ma Lung Pho Peak is 2,967 meters high in Bang Lang commune, Phong Tho district, Lai Chau province, built in 2017. Although it is only ranked 8th in the top 10 highest mountains in Vietnam, with a height of 2,967 meters, Ma Lung Pho Peak is ranked as the 3rd hardest peak in the top 15 highest peaks in Vietnam and is the high point of Son Thanh painting in the Northwest. The highlight of Ma Lung Pho Peak is the largest stone springs in the Northwest and the three-story Tien River. The spring here seems to be created from a very huge stone and the river has been carrying it for thousands of years and even millions of years. 9. Nhu Co San Nhu Co San peak Nhu Co San peak is 2,965 meters high in Bang Lang commune, Phong Tho district, built in Lai Chau province, built in Bang Lang commune, built in Lai Chau province, also has many red and purple birds and from late December to early January, the peak is usually snow-capped and from late December to early January, the peak is usually snow-capped with the same mountain trail goes over Pa Vi ancient road built from the time of French colonization about the early 20th century. 10. Chung Nhi Vu Chung Nhi Vu is 2,918 metres high Chung Nhi Vu higher 2918m Chung Nhi Vu is 2,918m Located in Phong Tho, Lai Chau province, is a natural border on the Vietnamese-Chinese border. Located near the heights of 83-84, the foot of the mountain is near the height of 85. It is one of the highest mountains in Vietnam. With the same short road and not too difficult to go, it is easy to move during the day. The main terrain is the bamboo forest, bamboo forest, large spring and the fruit tree forest. The climbing forest is favored by nature with many natural specialties that you can fully enjoy. Yes, these are the 10 highest mountains in Vietnam. And besides, there are also romantic landscapes. Have you ever set foot on these mountains? Please comment below the comment section. OK, that's all for today's video. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like, subscribe to the channel and turn on the notification bell because we will bring you a lot of useful information. Goodbye and see you again.