Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve

Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve is a protected forest area in Son Lang Commune, K Bang District, Gia Lai Province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. Established in 2004, it covers about 15,446 hectares of primary evergreen and mixed forest bordering Kon Ka Kinh National Park. It is notable for its rich biodiversity, old-growth forests, and the K50 (Hang En) Waterfall, and serves as an important conservation area for rare flora and fauna.

Visitors can expect dense primary evergreen forest, rugged mountain terrain and river valleys within a strictly protected reserve. The main attraction is the K50 (Hang En) Waterfall inside the reserve, accessible only by guided trekking through forest trails and river crossings. The area offers opportunities to observe diverse flora and fauna, old-growth trees, and natural landscapes. Facilities are minimal and visits are organized as guided treks with ranger permission.

Established in 2004 by decision of the Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee as a nature reserve covering approximately 15,446 hectares to protect primary lowland and montane evergreen forests and to form a biodiversity corridor with adjacent Kon Ka Kinh National Park.

The reserve lies in an area traditionally inhabited by Ba Na ethnic communities and preserves forest landscapes that hold cultural and livelihood significance for local communities in the Central Highlands.