K50 Waterfall – The Hidden Hike 2D1N

Level - Mountain Hiking

K50 Waterfall, located at the source of the Con River within the Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve, is known as the “muse of the Central Highlands.” This majestic hiking trail takes you along forested pathways, across small streams, and over rocky outcrops, offering an unforgettable journey through the heart of Vietnam’s lush wilderness.

Expert Guide

To Ong Adventure is one of Vietnam’s leading hiking and trekking organizers, with a professionally trained team in mountain skills, survival skills, and route safety.

Nguyễn Mai Phương

ADVENTURE GUIDE

Phuong is one of To Ong’s female guides, bringing bright energy and joy to every group. She loves travel, values each experience deeply, and helps guests enjoy a memorable journey.

Tour Summary

Overview chart for K50 Waterfall – The Hidden Hike 2D1N

Best months:

All year round

Maximum group size:

20–25 guests (accompanied by a local guide/group leader and a national park supervisor)

Pick-up time:

06:00 PM - Every Friday evening

Pick-up location:

319 No Trang Long, Ward 13, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City

Meeting point:

Gia Lai

Duration:

2 days 1 night

Medical access time: 3 hours
Route distance: 9km
Peak elevation: 1,064m
Elevation gain: 700m
Active hours per day: 6 hours

Detailed itinerary

Departure: HO CHI MINH CITY - KBANG - GIA LAI

Sleeping Conditions::: Sleeper bus with 40 seats

5:00 PM Pick up at 319 No Trang Long, Ward 13, Binh Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City.

Pick-up details and specific times will be sent via email by To Ong Adventure three days before departure (in case of any changes).

For tourists from other provinces, please contact To Ong Adventure's consultant or hotline for the most detailed itinerary.

Day 1: KON CHU RANG - K50 - DAK ASEL VILLAGE

Accommodation::: Overnight stay at a Bahnar communal house (Nha Rong).
Distance::: 5km, 2 hours of travel
Meals::: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Highlights::: Admire the beauty of the “muse of the great forest.” Stay overnight at a Bahnar communal house (Nha Rong), experience traditional Gong culture, and enjoy a Jeep ride through the highlands.

6:00 AM Arrive at Kbang town, freshen up, enjoy breakfast, and savor a flavorful cup of Tay Nguyen coffee.

7:00 AMThe group departs for Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve.

8:30 AM Transfer by motorbike/jeep to the starting point. Warm up and get ready for the journey.

9:30 AM Begin a 5km trek through dense primary forest with the support of forest rangers and the guiding team. The rich biodiversity here is sure to spark your curiosity and excitement.

12:00 PM Take a break and enjoy lunch beside the majestic K50 Waterfall.

1:30 PM Explore and admire the breathtaking beauty of K50 – the poetic muse of the Central Highlands.

3:30 PM Ride motorbikes out of the forest toward Dak Asel village.

5:30 PM Arrive at the village, freshen up, and settle into your accommodation.

6:30 PM Enjoy a dinner prepared by the Bahnar logistics team, gather around the campfire, experience traditional gong culture, and listen to the melodies played by Bahnar musicians.

Day 2: DAK ASEL VILLAGE - VINH SON B LAKE - HO CHI MINH CITY

Distance::: 4km, 2 hours of travel
Meals::: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Highlights::: Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) at Vinh Son B Lake

6:30 AM Wake up, freshen up, and have breakfast.

8:00 AM Follow the village path to Vinh Son B Lake – a hidden gem in the Central Highlands – for sightseeing and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) experience.

9:30 AM Receive your SUP board, listen to the guide’s instructions, and begin paddling on the crystal-clear lake. Floating on the water, surrounded by tranquil mountains and forests, will surely be an unforgettable experience.

11:00 AM Return to Dak Asel village to freshen up and have lunch.

1:00 PM Say goodbye to Dak Asel village and depart for Ho Chi Minh City.

7:00 PM Have dinner at a local restaurant.

Expected arrival in Ho Chi Minh City: before 5:00 AM (next day).

Cost structure

Included:

Round-trip sleeper bus and transfer vehicle (if applicable) for the entire journey.
Medical: Standard first-aid kit and medical equipment.
Meals: 06 main meals included (Vegetarian menu available upon request).
Campsite facilities: Showers, restrooms, and basic washing facilities.
Drinking water: 1.5L bottled water provided at the start, with refills available throughout the journey.
Trekking equipment: Trekking pole, raincoat, flashlight.
Professional guides: Experienced in hiking terrains across Vietnam, certified in first aid and rescue.
Travel insurance included.
Local guides: Knowledgeable about the route and terrain, supporting the group throughout the hike.
Logistics team: Well-organized, ensuring proper meal portions and food hygiene.
Camping gear: Tent, sleeping bag, pillow, and thermal insulation pad.
Entrance fees to the Conservation Area.

Not included:

Personal expenses outside the program (airfare, train tickets, meals, shopping, etc.).
Tips for guides and porters (if any).
Surcharge for public holidays or Tet.

Packing list:

CLOTHING: Lightweight, stretchable, breathable, quick-drying
BACKPACK: Compact and lightweight, with a support strap.
SHOES: Opt for shoes with good grip and deep treads for slip resistance. Choose a size that fits well or is 0.5 size larger.
WARM JACKET
SUN PROTECTION: Sunscreen, hat, sun gloves, mittens
PERSONAL ITEMS AND NECESSARY ELECTRONICS
MEDICATION: Rehydration tablets, electrolyte supplements, insect repellent
SNACKS: Energy bars, chocolate, candy
SOCKS: Choose thick socks, bring at least 2 - 3 pairs as a backup
SLIPPERS: For using at the campsite
Swimwear (if needed): For swimming in the sea.
IDENTIFICATION: National ID or passport (required).

Notes:

From April 2024, all participants will receive a CONQUEROR CARD upon completing the trek. Customers registering after Wednesday will not receive the Conqueror Card.
Rates are based on weekly scheduled group tours. For private tour inquiries, please feel free to contact us.
The package tour price will not be reduced if you do not use transportation, meals, or camping services. Extra charges may apply during holidays.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum group size for the Hiking K50 Waterfall Exploration tour?

For the Hiking K50 Waterfall Exploration tour, each To Ong Adventure group consists of 20 members with a 1:4 support ratio. This means that for every 20 participants, there will be at least 5 support staff from To Ong Adventure.

Can I join the Hiking K50 Waterfall Exploration tour if I’m traveling alone?

Yes! Even if you are traveling alone, you can still join To Ong Adventure's hiking routes. We organize group tours with a maximum of 20 members every weekend, allowing you to connect with new friends and enjoy an exciting journey together.

What are the health requirements to join the Hiking K50 Waterfall Exploration tour?

Each trekking route has different difficulty levels, requiring specific health conditions. For the Mountain Hiking level, as long as you do not have cardiovascular or respiratory issues, you can participate. However, for more challenging routes, you may need basic skills such as swimming, cycling, or prior experience with easier or similar trails.

What are the restroom and hygiene facilities like during the trek?

At each camping site, To Ong Adventure arranges temporary restroom facilities for the group. Our logistics team ensures that the area is properly cleaned after departure. Additionally, we follow responsible waste management practices by separating organic and inorganic waste throughout the journey.

What is the minimum age for children to join?

Children aged 7 and above who engage in regular physical activity can participate in the K50 Waterfall hiking tour.

Is there mobile signal coverage?

The K50 Waterfall hiking route has no mobile signal. To Ong Adventure recommends planning your work in advance and embracing the experience of being completely disconnected from technology during your journey into the wilderness.