Nature-close check-in spots in Pleiku

Ho Che Beach is a place that tourists always want to look to every time they set foot in Pleiku. The origin of the name Bien Ho Che comes from the combination of hydroelectric lake and vast tea fields. This is also the first tea plantation of the French in Gia Lai, formed in the 20th century. The tea hill is located on the north bank of Bien Ho about 13km from Pleiku city. Photo: Nguyen Quang Ngoc Tonkin

The name Bien Ho Che comes from the combination of hydroelectric lakes and vast tea fields. This is also the first tea plantation of the French in Gia Lai, formed in the 20th century. The tea hill is located on the north bank of Bien Ho about 13 km from Pleiku city. Photo: Nguyen Quang Ngoc Tonkin.

When you come to the tea hill, visitors can walk between small trails, the two sides are rows of tea layers. Occasionally, visitors will encounter wild yellow chrysanthemums or meet people on the fields, children walking hands together to go to school to go to school ... Photo: tingialai

When coming to the tea hill, visitors can walk between small trails, the two sides are rows of classy tea, sometimes you will encounter wild yellow chrysanthemums or people working in the fields, children. walking hands together to go to school to play … Photo: tingialai

Minh Thanh Pagoda is located at 348 Nguyen Viet Xuan street, Hoi Phu ward, about 2km from Pleiku city. The temple is impressed by the combined architecture of the Chinese temple and the temples to Japan. Photo: Paha1205

Minh Thanh Pagoda is located at 348 Nguyen Viet Xuan street, Hoi Phu ward, about 2 km from Pleiku city. The temple was built by the combined architecture of the Chinese temple and the temples to Japan. Photo: Paha1205

The architecture of the temple was built in a simple form of mandala. The circle represents a fully bloomed lotus - the basis of tantric cosmology. The motifs carved here are based on the foundation of Tantric philosophy. Thanks to this special feature, Minh Thanh pagoda is not only a place to offer incense of the local people but also an indispensable attraction for domestic and foreign tourists when coming to Pleiku. Photo: Kieu Duong

The architecture of the pagoda was built in the form of mandala – da – la. The motifs carved here are based on the foundation of Tantric philosophy. Thanks to this special feature, Minh Thanh pagoda is not only a place to offer incense of local people but also a tourist attraction for domestic and foreign tourists when coming to Pleiku. Photo: Kieu Duong

Referring to Pleiku, it is impossible not to mention the Tonle Sap Lake as a symbol. Located about 7km northwest of Pleiku city center, the name TNung is also known as To Nung or To Nuong, which means the sea on the mountain, when there is strong wind, the lake surface often creates new waves. Lake. Photo: Phan Nguyen

Ho T’Nung (Bien Ho) as a symbol of Pleiku. Located about 7 km northwest of Pleiku city center, the name T’Nung, also known as To Nuong, means “sea on the mountain”, when there is strong wind, the lake surface often creates waves. is Bien Ho. Photo: Phan Nguyen

This place used to be a crater, emerald green lake water surrounded by immense pine forest. The road leading to T'Nung Lake with old pine trees on both sides, visitors will encounter a wild natural scenery in the early morning. Pleiku Lake is beautiful at all times of the day, but the most beautiful is the moment of sunrise and sunset. Photo: Phan Nguyen

This place used to be a crater, with deep blue lake water surrounded by immense pine forest. The road leading to T’Nung Lake with old pine trees on both sides, visitors will encounter a wild natural landscape. The Lake is beautiful at all times of the day, but the most beautiful is the moment of sunrise and sunset. Photo: Phan Nguyen

Chu Dang Ya volcano attracts tourists by its wild and charming beauty. According to the J'rai language, Chu Dang Ya means wild ginger root. This is one of the volcanoes that has been violently active in the Central Highlands millions of years ago. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Hoa

Chu Dang Ya volcano attracts visitors by its wild beauty. According to the J’rai language, Chu Dang Ya means wild ginger root. This is one of the volcanoes that has been violently active in the Central Highlands millions of years ago. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Hoa

Looking down from above, the mountain is like a giant funnel, the hollow round crater bearing fertile red color has been created by layers of lava over millions of years of history. In November, wild anemones will cover the mountain’s gold. This is also the time when tourists visit Chu Dang Ya the most. Photo: Doan Vinh