Ba Be

Ba Be, a northeast region of Vietnam is around a 6-hour drive from Hanoi. The most renowned destination in the region is the Ba Be National Park featuring splendid mountains teeming with green rice fields, and Ba Be Lake with its beautiful caves. Ba Be means 'Three Lakes' referring to the three parts of it: Pe Lam, Pe Leng, and Pe Lu which are in link by wide channels and ultimately form a single water body. This 8-kilometer-long and 400-meter-wide calm and tranquil water body is the largest freshwater lake in Vietnam. Surrounding Ba Be Lake are the 10 villages of Tay ethnic people who came here 2,000 years ago and settled in the low areas near water sources. There are a variety of chances to do kayaking, swimming, and local boat cruising to explore Ba Be National Park. Besides, the small paths bring up amazing treks over verdant valleys, waterfalls, and minority villages of the Tay people. Here is our most popular tour package including Ba Be from Hanoi. This a trip of 4 days venturing Ba Be Lake and Ban Gioc Waterfall in Cao Bang, departing from Hanoi.