The park announced on October 30 that it had introduced measures to minimise accidents and protect visitors during the September-December rainy season.
Park director Nguyen Vu Linh said the measures focused on preventing and identifying risks early, protecting visitors and strengthening emergency response.
The park has established coordination procedures among its environmental education and services centre, forest rangers, military unit and search-and-rescue team to ensure rapid communication, first aid and evacuation when incidents occur.
External emergency services will be called in if an incident exceeds the park's response capacity.
The diverse ecosystem of Bach Ma National Park.
During prolonged heavy rainfall, the park will restrict or temporarily suspend access to dangerous areas, halt trekking activities when conditions are unsafe and prohibit visitors from crossing streams or approaching waterfalls.
Tourists have been advised to avoid closed trails and warning zones, stay away from cliffs, steep slopes and unstable rocks or trees during heavy rain, and leave exposed high ground during thunderstorms.
Visitors should also follow park staff instructions, keep their phones charged and save emergency contact numbers provided by the park.
Meanwhile, a landslide at kilometre 12, caused by flooding in late October 2025, has yet to be repaired.
Authorities have opened a temporary bypass trail to maintain forest patrols, fire prevention activities and tourist access.
The park is working with relevant agencies to complete the necessary procedures and rebuild the damaged road section.
