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"Rừng Da Xanh" (meaning "Green Forest" or "Verdant Forest") is a term frequently used in Vietnam to describe lush, evergreen eco-tourism destinations rather than one single specific park. In the Central Highlands, particularly province, it has become a central brand identity—"rừng xanh - biển biếc" (green forests - blue sea)—to promote its diverse ecosystem.

Below is a guide to the most prominent "Green Forest" destinations in the Central Highlands (Gia Lai and Dak Lak) where this theme is strongest. 1. Gia Lai Province : The "Green Forest" Brand

An ASEAN Heritage Park featuring a "rare and diverse tourism ecosystem" with mountains and plateaus. Chu Dang Ya Volcano Tourist attraction OpenGia Lai, Vietnam Rб»«ng Da Xanh

While not a dense forest, this extinct volcano is famous for its vibrant greenery and wild sunflowers in November. Local motorbike guides can take you to the top for approximately 70,000 VND. 2. Dak Lak Province : Primeval Forests & Heritage

Gia Lai has officially positioned its tourism around the "Green Forest" image, focusing on high biodiversity and volcanic landscapes. Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve Nature preserve OpenGia Lai, Vietnam "Rừng Da Xanh" (meaning "Green Forest" or "Verdant

: Sunrise watching, paddling traditional boats, and visiting M'nong ethnic villages. Đray Nur Waterfall Tourist attraction OpenDak Lak, Vietnam

Known for its dense primary forests and the spectacular (Hang Én). Best Time : Dry season from March to June . Local motorbike guides can take you to the

Vietnam's largest national park, shared between Dak Lak and Dak Nong. It features the most diverse flora and fauna ecosystem in the country and is classified as an internationally important protected area. Lắk Lake Dak Lak, Vietnam