The “cool” trekking trip of a mother and her little daughter in the middle of the green forest-Travel

Having a small daughter, but Tram Nguyen’s mother chose a cool and cool waterfall trekking trip, to both exercise health and let the baby have the opportunity to explore the world.

Planning a trekking trip of mother and daughter, Ms. Tram chose K50 waterfall with gentle terrain for little Mia (Thien Di, SN 2018) to try. K50 waterfall is located in Kon Chu Rang nature reserve (Binh Dinh hamlet, Son Lang commune, K’Bang district, Gia Lai province), crossing the border between Gia Lai and Binh Dinh provinces.

The trip lasted 2 days and 1 night. In order to reduce the pressure on the little girl, as well as spend more time relaxing and playing with her children, Ms. Tram asked a car to drive her near the foot of the waterfall, then started a 2km trekking in the forest for her daughter.

With the flat terrain, the mother watched and let the 4-year-old girl go up and down the slope on her own, wade through streams, take the steps, and watch over the baby when passing through the slippery mossy rocks. When climbing a dangerous rocky slope, the mother carried the baby on her back and continued the journey.

With the journey when the baby is accompanied, the mother carefully prepares the items for her child, especially mosquito repellent, sunscreen, vitamin C and antipyretic for prevention. Preparing delicious food in advance to have a small party in the forest is also an interesting thing that children love.

K50 waterfall has a height of more than 50m and is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Central Highlands. So both mother and daughter are excited to come to admire and rest. In particular, the time from January to June is the most beautiful time of the year to conquer K50 waterfall because the weather is dry, less rainy and the air in the forest is also cooler.

After the forest journey to try for the little girl, both mother and daughter rewarded themselves with a really chill time by the K50 waterfall. It is known that the waterfall is also known as Hang En, derived from the terrain behind the waterfall is a large stone cave – the shelter of thousands of forest swallows.

The cool steam from the waterfall creates a pleasant and refreshing atmosphere. At the foot of the waterfall, there are stone blocks with many interesting shapes, stacked to form unique stairs.

Besides trekking activities, children when coming to K50 waterfall can enjoy swimming or learn about nature with diverse trees in the forest. In the condition that the prolonged Covid-19 epidemic has narrowed the children’s playground, trekking trips to nature will help your baby have more opportunities to develop physically and mentally.

Although she is only 4 years old, Mia is often allowed to go out by her mother and tourism with the whole family. So far, the baby has set foot in 20 provinces and is also very active in outdoor activities.

With pristine and wild beauty, K50 waterfall will be the right choice for the coming summer. Not only challenging the spirit of the backpacker, the nature here and the available services will be an interesting choice for the whole family.