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Top 3 beautiful cloud hunting spots in An Giang

1. Forbidden Mountains

Guide the way to the poetic Binh Yen House in Da Lat

Cam Mountain or other name is "Ong Cam Mountain" or "Thien Cam Son, Thien Cam Son", located in An Hao commune, Tinh Bien district. The mountain is 705m high compared to the sea. Especially, Bo Hong peak in Cam mountain is the highest mountain in That Son and also the highest mountain in the Mekong Delta.
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Possessing a majestic appearance, extremely cool climate, so if you come here early in the morning, you may encounter clouds flying in the way, creating an extremely wonderful scenery. This is one of 3 ideal hunting spots in An Giang.

2. Sam mountain cable car station


Sam Mountain is one of the top tourist destinations in An Giang with 284m altitude. Apart from the name of Sam Mountain, this mountain is well known for other names such as Vinh Te Son or Ngoc Lanh Son.
Today, you can easily come to Sam Mountain by extremely modern cable car line. And especially at Sam Mountain cable car station in the early mornings, you will admire the sea view of white clouds below.
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3. Vo Hoi Lon and Vo Hoi Nho in Co To Mountain


Nui Co To is 1 of 7 mountains in That Son cluster. The Co To Peak consists of the Great Assembly Hall and the Small Assembly Hall. This place is most beautiful at dusk and dawn. In the evening you can rest and regain strength, sleep early, get up early and watch the sunrise. If you are lucky to meet a good weather day, you can see the sea of ​​clouds.
With a list of top 3 spots of this beautiful view, this will definitely be an extremely memorable experience when coming to An Giang beautiful.
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