Da Ba Chong

Da Ba Chong is a distinctive natural rock formation located beside National Highway 20 in Dinh Quan Town, Dinh Quan District, Dong Nai Province, Vietnam. The site consists of three large boulders stacked vertically in a balanced formation. Recognized as a National Scenic Monument, it is a well-known roadside landmark between Bien Hoa and Da Lat, valued for its unusual geology and scenic photography opportunities.

Visitors can expect a roadside natural landmark featuring three massive granite boulders stacked on top of each other beside National Highway 20. The formation stands prominently above the surrounding lowland landscape with a small pagoda and viewing area at the base. Visitors can view the rocks from the roadside, take photographs, walk around the base, and explore the immediate park area with trees and seating.

Da Ba Chong was recognized as a National Scenic Monument by the Ministry of Culture on 21 November 1988 for its geological and scenic value. The formation has long served as a natural landmark along the historic route between the southeastern lowlands and the Central Highlands.

The rock formation is a well-known symbol of Dinh Quan District and Dong Nai Province, frequently featured in local tourism promotion. The site includes a small shrine area and is regarded locally as a scenic and spiritual landmark.