A dreamlike scene of the place known as "Halong Bay of the Central Highlands"

Ta Dung is located in the upstream area of the Dong Nai river system, where there are lakes with an area of about 3,632 ha. There are 47 islands formed here, large and small.

In the dry season, the lake’s clear blue water, printed in the sky color, attracts visitors to experience by visiting around the lake bed, learning about the life of fishermen.

The boats turn the water, running on the calm lake surface, making visitors feel the wild and magnificent beauty of one of the largest hydroelectric lakes in the Central Highlands.

After nearly 10 years of operation of Dong Nai 3 and 4 hydropower plants, people living around the reservoir bed know how to exploit the potentials and advantages of Ta Dung Nature Reserve – now Ta Dung National Park. .

In the vast waters, dozens of islands, large and small, float on the surface. On the islands, mainly forest and bamboo forest – bamboo – wood. Especially in the dry season, clouds and sky are shaded on the surface of the lake, creating a beautiful, immense landscape.

In November, the water surface of the lake is as green as jade, the scene of clouds, rivers, mountains, nature blends together, creating a picture as real as a dream.

Not far from the lake bed, a number of “check-in” places attract visitors. Here, a glass bridge tens of meters long helps visitors experience the feeling of adventure, zooming towards the lake bed.

With the unique beauty of nearly 40 large and small islets, undulating on the quiet lake surface, Ta Dung is compared to a masterpiece “Ha Long Bay” of the mountains and forests of the Central Highlands.

The “check-in” point attracts many tourists, especially young people.

Just 3 years ago, many tourist and accommodation areas have been built near the Ta Dung lake bed. In the midst of a vast and majestic space, visitors can welcome the dawn, drink coffee … and have a panoramic view, which is considered the most beautiful to see Ta Dung Lake.