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Tram Ton Pass
Bedste tid at besøge
The morning offers soft light for photos and less fog, ideal for enjoying without missing the views. Avoid the rainy season for greater safety and panoramic clarity.
Budgettips
There is no entrance fee to travel the pass by road. Opt for local public transportation to save on taxis or private tours.
Anbefalet til
Nature lovers, Photography enthusiasts, Road adventurers
Planlæg dit besøg
1-2 hours
Om
Hurtige fakta: Passet når en højde på 1.914 meter og er det højeste punkt, der er tilgængeligt med vej i Vietnam. Det snoer sig over 19 skarpe sving og byder på utrolige panoramaudsigter over Muong Hoa-dalen.
Højdepunkter: Den mest imponerende strækning er sving nummer 9, hvor vejen bogstaveligt talt løber langs kanten af en klippe med et fald på hundredvis af meter. Derfra kan man se, hvordan skyerne synes at røre trætoppene, og et godstog krydser dalen nedenfor.
Insidertips
- Bring waterproof clothing and non-slip footwear if you visit outside the dry season.
- The best places for photography are near curve 9 and the ridge viewpoint.
- Avoid weekends to avoid the influx of domestic tourists.
- Do not overdo it while driving; the road is dangerous and requires constant attention.
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