Bui Hui Grassland

Looking for a peaceful escape into nature? Bui Hui Grassland in Quang Ngai is your perfect getaway, with rolling green hills, dreamy clouds, and purple myrtle flowers. Join Asia King Travel to explore this “cloud-top camping paradise” of Central Vietnam!

Location & Basic Information

Bui Hui Grassland is located in Dang Thuy Tram Commune, Quang Ngai Province, about 60 km southwest of the city center. Sitting at an altitude of over 700 meters above sea level, it enjoys a cool climate all year round, with pleasantly chilly evenings. Often called the “mini Da Lat” of Quang Ngai, this untouched grassland remains pristine and unspoiled by mass tourism.

Bui Hui Grassland is located in Dang Thuy Tram Commune, Quang Ngai Province

Best Time to Visit

A trip to Bui Hui Grassland during March to May is a must-see as the whole area gets dreamy and beautiful with purple myrtle flowering all over the hills. The season is dry and sunny which makes it ideal for outings like picnicking, trekking or camping out overnight.

If the mystic setting is what you love the most, then cloud season (September to December) is the right time for you to visit as this will allow you to see the grassland covered in misty clouds - a truly dreamy and heavenly experience.

Best Time to Visit

How to Get There

From Quang Ngai City center, you can reach Bui Hui Grassland in two main ways:

• By motorbike or private car: Follow National Highway 24 toward Ba To District, then turn into Ba Trang (Dang Thuy Tram Commune). From there, continue about 10 km along a winding mountain road to reach the grassland.
• By bus: Take a bus to Ba To, then rent a motorbike in the town center to continue your trip.

The road to Bui Hui offers beautiful scenery but includes some steep and curvy sections, so make sure your vehicle is in good condition and drive carefully - especially during the rainy season.

How to Get There

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The Beauty of Bui Hui Grassland

Bui Hui Grassland, which is spread over several dozen hectares, is a stunning natural masterpiece with giant green hills and purple myrtle forests scattered all over. Each morning, the sun casts a beautiful light on this landscape as the mist vanishes in the process, turning the whole area into an enchanting combination of green and violet. During nighttime, peaceful quietness and a sky full of stars invite people to gather around the fire and enjoy the calmness.

Bui Hui, besides being a nice place for taking beautiful pictures, is the place for nature lovers and also for those who like to have such a unique experience of camping above the clouds.

Bui Hui Grassland features vast green hills dotted with purple myrtle forests

Must-Try Experiences

• Camping & Cloud Hunting: Set up your tent on the grassy hills and watch the sunrise through a sea of clouds - an unforgettable highlight of Bui Hui.
• Check-in During Myrtle Season: From March to May, the hills are blanketed in purple myrtle flowers, attracting photographers and travel enthusiasts alike.
• Explore H’rê Culture: Meet the local H’rê people in Ba To District, enjoy the Chieng Ba gong performance - a national intangible cultural heritage – along with traditional H’chôi and Tă Têu dances and the unique sound of the Brooc instrument.
• Taste Mountain Delicacies: Don’t miss local specialties like grilled buffalo, chicken, and mountain frog, along with fresh forest vegetables - all prepared in simple yet flavorful local style.

Set up your tent on the grassy hills and watch the sunrise through a sea of clouds

Local Cuisine & Culture

Bui Hui is a beautiful place who takes the credit for not only amazing nature views but also for travelers visiting the H’rê tribe, the inhabitants of the Ba To mountains since a long time ago.

Indulging in traditional H’re food has been one of the best things to do at this place, indeed. Tourists will be given the opportunity to take part in local’s activities such as grilling buffalo, chicken, or mountain frogs on charcoal, tasting fresh forest vegetables with chili salt, and drinking ruou can (rice wine) in nice stilt houses. The mountain tastes will be simple but rich andwill not let the memory go easily.

You can also take part in community cultural activities such as:

• Listening to the Chieng Ba gong performance - a national intangible cultural heritage echoing through the mountains.

• Joining the joyful H’choi or Ta Teu dances that celebrate unity and happiness.

• Trying your hand at traditional brocade weaving, creating delicate patterns that reflect local life and artistry.

The warmth, hospitality, and genuine smiles of the H’rê people will make your journey to Bui Hui even more unforgettable.

A trip to Bui Hui is not only about admiring the stunning landscape but also about discovering the unique culture of the H’re people

Travel Tips for Visiting Bui Hui Grassland

• The area still has only a few tourism services; therefore, you must bring your own food, water, and camping gear.
• Littering is not allowed, thus making it easier to preserve the grassland's natural beauty.
• If your stay lasts overnight, bring warm clothes and a flashlight since it can get very cold at night.
• Before visiting the area, always check the weather and don’t travel when it rains, as the mountain roads may get very slippery.

Travel Tips for Visiting Bui Hui Grassland

Conclusion

Nestled within the immense mountain ranges of Quang Ngai, Bui Hui Grassland holds the title of a “green oasis” that provides the solitude and liberty very rarely associated with nature. In addition to being an ideal location for photographs, it also serves as a trip to get acquainted with the civilization, flora, and fauna of the highlands. Get your camping trip planned at the clouds' peak in Bui Hui through Asia King Travel and be one of the few who witness the untouched and unspoiled beauty of Quang Ngai!

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