Excursión privada de un día al Parque Nacional Cuc Phuong: senderismo y primates
Descripción
El Parque Nacional Cuc Phuong es la primera unidad de reserva natural en Vietnam. Es un bosque tropical lluvioso, la fauna y la flora es extremadamente rica y diversa. Realice esta excursión de un día a Cuc Phuong para explorar la belleza de la naturaleza visitando el denso valle de la jungla de hierba, viendo el árbol antiguo gigante y la variada fauna y flora... Disfrute de la tranquilidad y la belleza de la reserva natural más grande de Vietnam sin que nadie más lo distraiga en este recorrido privado por el Parque Nacional Cúc Phương. Conozca a los langures y monos en el Centro de rescate de primates en peligro de extinción y pase la tarde caminando por el corazón de la jungla, rodeado de plantas coloridas y las melodías de las aves nativas. Aprenda más sobre los esfuerzos de conservación en el parque con su guía privado Haga una parada para almorzar en un restaurante local, con opciones vegetarianas disponibles
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
8.00AM El guía turístico y el vehículo lo recogerán en su hotel en Hanói, luego saldrán hacia el parque nacional Cuc Phuong hacia el suroeste de Hanói. Se tarda unas 2,5 horas (130 km) en llegar al parque nacional Cuc Phuong. En caso de que no necesite una recogida en el hotel, vaya a este punto de encuentro - Hanoi Opera House para reunirse con nuestro guía turístico y conductor.
En primer lugar, visitaremos el Centro de rescate de primates en peligro de extinción, que es una organización sin fines de lucro dedicada a la rehabilitación, reproducción, investigación y conservación de primates en peligro de extinción y a la protección de sus hábitats.
Luego sigues yendo al parque central. Relájese un rato y luego almuerce en casa-en-zancudo en medio de la selva (el almuerzo no está incluido y usted paga por ello. Costará alrededor de 9 USD por persona). Tomando un corto paseo en el Parque Nacional para hacer turismo y aprender más de la fauna y flora en este bosque más antiguo de Vietnam, al árbol gigante de 1000 años de edad en medio de la selva.
Regreso al Centro del Parque para visitar la "Cueva del Hombre Prehistórico", la cueva de piedra caliza que fue excavada en 1966. Fue uno de los primeros descubrimientos de habitación humana en el país, con tumbas, hachas de piedra, lanzas hechas de hueso. y herramientas que datan de unos 7500 años.Durante la excavación de hace 44 años, los arqueólogos encontraron esqueletos en tres tumbas donde creían que había gente prehistórica que había vivido en el bosque hace 7500 años.En 2000, los arqueólogos descubrieron un reptil marino fosilizado llamado placodontia, el primero en se han encontrado en el sudeste asiático, que datan de 200-300 millones de años.
Vuelve a la furgoneta y toma 2,5 minutos de vuelta a Hanoi. Termine este recorrido alrededor de las 6:30 p.m. en su hotel.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Este tour privado ofrece recogida en el hotel para que no tenga que preocuparse por dónde reunirse con el guía y el vehículo. En caso de que no necesite una recogida en el hotel, vaya a nuestro "punto de encuentro" para reunirse con el guía turístico. Para más información, por favor envíenos un WhatsApp al +84-982-804-399
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Debes tener zapatos adecuados para hacer trekking en la selva.
- Favor de traer bloqueador solar, linterna, impermeable.
- Para obtener más información y asistencia, comuníquese con nosotros a través de Whats/App +84-9-8-2-8-0-4-3-9-9
Opiniones(32)
Nice hike through jungle on a path with lots of steps. Happy was a great tour guide, grew up here and knew the area well. Not much wildlife or birds seen, but lots of butterflies. Would probably skip the primate, turtle and bear rescue. Little more than a few animals in enclosures.
The experience was great. After staying in the crowded Hanoi Old Quarter, it’s totally worth escaping to a quiet, wild place. The trail is not difficult, but you do need to climb quite a few stairs. Also, keep in mind the recommendations about what clothes and shoes to wear. The guide was good and sociable. The transportation was okay-ish (the minibus was a bit old).
Mr. Hung led our family on a wonderful private tour of the Cuc Phuong National Park. We trekked in the jungle to see ancient trees, we visited the ancient cave, and also the primate rehabilitation center. We learned a lot of Vietnam history as we journeyed to the park. It was a long day but well spent. Highly recommend a visit to the park and Mr. Hung!
Really excellent experience! Tour guide was really nice and informative. Really great physical experience (not for people who don’t live physically activity as you will climb almost 1000 steps!), but for nature and sports lovers this is an excellent hike! Also got to see the monkey and turtle reserves. Thank you so much!
My adult daughter and I went on the Cuc Phuong day trip. The day ended up being the two of us, our driver, and our guide, Jack as it was rainy. They picked us up at our hotel. It was a 2.5 hour drive that was nice watching the sights from the van. We made one stop to buy souvenirs and grab smoothies and a sandwich to go. On the way Jack told us a lot about the history and the present culture of Vietnam and was great about answering our questions. We climbed a lot of very narrow and steep stairs to a historic cave. It was definitely worth the climb just be sure you are sure footed and have decent balance if you participate in this site. The trek in the jungle was terrific! You need long pants, long sleeves, a hat, and a rain jacket. The jungle was lush and interesting. Jack did a good job pointing out some of the flora and fauna and it was fun exchanging Vietnamese and English words for the plants and trees. Honestly the rain added to the experience. The jungle sounds and the patter of the rain were serene. When it rains there are tiny leeches in some parts of the forest that like to get on your shoes. You do need to stop and pick them off periodically or have a spray or even better wear rubber boots instead of tennis shoes. The turtle and primate sanctuary were very interesting. It’s a good idea to bring a few items with you like an extra water, a change of shoes for the drive home, and dry clothes in case of rain. I would definitely recommend this trek!
We had a great time on Anna’s tour. We were picked up and dropped back off in a private car from our hotel. We travelled to the national park and had a lovely walk through the jungle. It was so peaceful. We then went to the primate sanctuary which was awe inspiring. Anna was very friendly.
A day exploring Cuc Phuong National Park was the most rewarding trip our group has ever taken. The hiking trails took us through lush vegetation, and the primate encounters were a highlight. Professional tour services ensured a smooth experience, and our guide was extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic. His passion for nature made the trip even more meaningful. Highly recommend this trip for nature lovers
Our private day tour at Cuc Phuong National Prak was unforgettable! The trekking trails immersed us in lush greenery and rare wildlife. The visit to the primate rescue center was both educational and inspiring. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly, sharing fascinating stories about the park. Highly recommended for nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape
I had a wonderful experience on a private day tour to Cuc Phuong National Park, which included hiking and a visit to the Primate Rescue Centre. The hike through the lush forests was breathtaking and I learned a lot about the diverse wildlife. The knowledgeable guide made the tour unforgettable. A must for nature lovers
A day trip to Cuc Phuong National Park was packed with memorable experiences. We explored the lush jungle through hiking, visited the primate rescue center to learn about conservation efforts, and checked out iconic ancient trees. A delicious picnic lunch in the heart of the jungle was a highlight. Our guides were knowledgeable, attentive, and ensured a positive, vibrant atmosphere throughout the trip
