Tram Ton Pass (Deo Tram Ton)

Tram Ton Pass (Deo Tram Ton)

Tram Ton Pass (Deo Tram Ton)

Just north of the resort town of Sapa, Tram Ton Pass (Deo Tram Ton) winds through the Hoang Lien Son Mountains, stretching for 75 miles (120 kilometers). As Vietnam’s longest and highest mountain pass, it reaches an elevation of approximately 6,200 feet (2,000 meters). At its peak, a lookout provides travelers with sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. The pass is a testament to the region’s natural beauty, offering a scenic drive with vistas of lush, undulating mountains and valleys. Visitors can experience the cool, crisp air and the dramatic, ever-changing scenery as they navigate the winding road.

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