Chu Yang Sin National Park

About this location

Chu Yang Sin National Park - A specialized forest and mountain landscape in the Central Highlands. Established in 2002, Chu Yang Sin National Park covers an area of approximately 59,478 hectares across the Krong Bong and Lak districts. The terrain is highly diverse, ranging from 450 meters to over 2,400 meters in elevation, featuring a complex system of mountains, valleys, rivers, streams, and various forest types. The location's primary value lies in its natural forest ecosystem, high-altitude terrain, and pristine landscapes. The provincial eco-tourism planning documents identify the park as having significant potential for eco-tourism, scientific research, and environmental education. Official records highlight the old-growth forests, bamboo groves, waterfalls, streams, and the peak of Chu Yang Sin as its most iconic visual features. Given its terrain and scenery, this location is well-suited for nature documentaries, adventure, survival, exploration, and drama films, as well as any production requiring a pristine mountain forest setting, depending on the storyline and production plan. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: Dak Lak Provincial Portal; Internet

Location rules

• Do not open new paths, clear vegetation, cut trees, break branches, dig soil, or alter the terrain and ground cover without authorization.
• Do not hunt, approach, feed, provoke, or disturb wildlife.
• Do not collect or remove plants, flowers, specimens, rocks, or any natural components from the park.
• Do not dispose of trash, chemicals, oil, waste, or production materials into the forest, soil, streams, waterfalls, or water sources.
• Do not use fire, fireworks, smoke, flammable substances, or special effects that pose a risk of forest fire without prior approval from the management unit.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• High-altitude terrain, difficult forest access, and landslide risks

Legality & Commitments

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