Ban Rom - Camping and BBQ Trip 30km from Hanoi City Center
BAN ROM - A JOURNEY OF EXPERIENCE AND DISCOVERY
Ban Rom - an eco-tourism area with the unique characteristics of a forest valley. Ban Rom features fresh nature and a cool green ancient pine forest covering an area of over 6 hectares, surrounded and hidden behind the legendary Soc mountain range associated with the legend of Saint Giong - one of the four immortals in Vietnamese folk belief. Each visit to Ban Rom is a journey full of experiences and discovery, conquering the challenges that nature has bestowed upon this destination.
Charming, intact primeval forests stretching as far as the eye can see seem to leave the dust and noise of the city far behind. Visitors can stretch, take a deep breath to feel a rush of fresh air into their chest, feeling incredibly refreshed. Energy restored, people blend into nature, peaceful and gentle.
Located 30km from Hanoi city center, with a cool climate year-round, as well as being built on the principles of conservation and development, Ban Rom Eco-tourism Area has become a convenient and ideal destination for camping, picnics, party hosting, conferences, and team building.
The system of pine forests, royal gardens, vegetable gardens, and livestock farms covers an area of up to 6 hectares. The spacious environment along with fresh nature will give you a perfect place to enjoy entertainment activities and picnics. If you have the opportunity to explore Hanoi, be sure to visit this place!





















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