Chu Mom Ray National Park is a pristine protected area in central Vietnam's Gia Lai province, renowned for its diverse wildlife, dense tropical forests, and rare endangered species including gaur, sun bears, and Asian elephants. The park encompasses over 85,000 hectares of untouched wilderness with scenic waterfalls, rivers, and trekking trails through primary forest. It remains one of Vietnam's least-visited national parks, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers seeking authentic off-the-beaten-path experiences.
This park offers an exceptional opportunity to witness pristine Southeast Asian wilderness with high biodiversity and minimal tourist infrastructure, ideal for trekking through primary tropical forest and spotting rare wildlife in their natural habitat.
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Remote multi-tiered waterfall deep within the park accessible only by guided trek through pristine forest.
Scenic river valley with camping sites and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities during early morning hours.
Area rich in endemic plants and bird species with less foot traffic than main trails.
guide and park entry included
Time
Full day
Cost
₫300k*–₫500k*
Effort
Hard
guide, meals, camping included
Time
2-3 days
Cost
₫1.5M*–₫2.5M*
Effort
Hard
guide and camping equipment included
Time
Overnight
Cost
₫400k*–₫700k*
Effort
Moderate
guide with binoculars included
Time
Half day
Cost
₫250k*–₫400k*
Effort
Easy
entry fee only
Time
1-2 hours
Cost
₫50k*–₫100k*
Effort
Easy
From Pleiku city, head south toward Chu Se District via Highway 19. The last 40 km requires travel through rural roads to reach the park headquarters. A private vehicle or guided tour is strongly recommended as public transport is limited.