[Photos] Ham Lon Lake Camping Review
Ham Lon Mountain is the highest peak (around 462m), located on the Doc Ton mountain range in Soc Son - Hanoi, about 40km away via the Noi Bai Expressway. At the foot of Ham Lon Mountain lies Nui Bau Lake, which is very spacious with clear, clean blue water, suitable for backpackers or picnic groups to camp overnight. In the past 1 to 2 years, Ham Lon Mountain has become a fairly well-known destination among backpacking enthusiasts.![[Photos] Ham Lon Lake Camping Review](https://media2.ola88.com/images/27/62023/202104110821182023060911184074.jpg)
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