Binh Phuoc is a southeastern province in Vietnam, bordering Cambodia and acting as a vital industrial and agricultural gateway linking the Central Highlands to Ho Chi Minh City. Famous for vast rubber and cashew plantations, it features unspoiled nature like Bu Gia Map National Park and Ba Ra Mountain, offering a quiet, rustic destination with a diverse ethnic culture. According to Resolution No. 202/2025/QH15, from July 1, 2025, the entire area and population of Binh Phuoc province will be merged into Dong Nai province.
Don’t miss:Bu Gia Map National Park Thac Mo waterfall Ta Thiet War Zone Ba Ra Mountain cashew orchards rubber forests S’tieng ethnic culture Loc Ninh battlefield Dong Xoai Hill gong festivals Phuoc Long Binh Phuoc hiking communist base area
