Cloud9 & Cloud View Glamping

The scenery is the main draw here. Waking up to mountain views and clouds around you is a dream if you love big landscapes. It’s calm, and the atmosphere is friendly, but there isn’t much to do nearby. If you’re coming from Europe, a day is probably enough once the initial wow of the view wears off. It’s also humid enough that clothes take longer to dry and everything feels damp. The food is very local: dinner is a barbecue with cuts of meat many Europeans may not be used to, and breakfast is Vietnamese rather than a typical Western spread. Great for a short, quiet nature stop, but keep in mind it’s simple, humid, and local in style, without luxury or lots of activities.

Do not go there. I was injured on the Rainbow slide, part of their attraction. Nine out of ten helmets wouldn’t buckle, and the donut slide had no safety straps. A worker pushed us in a way that sent me sliding backward and flipping over. I hurt my shoulder and knees and got scratches on my face and arm. Staff offered no apology or support until I left a bad review on their Facebook page. They filter out negative reviews and only show the positive ones. The place isn’t the glamping experience shown in the ads. The tents are visibly mouldy and smell mouldy, and the bathrooms are dirty and poorly kept. The hot water wasn’t working, and the flow was weak, so be prepared to miss a shower. People drank and talked around the fire pit until midnight, and you could hear everything. There was no chance to relax. I don’t recommend this place.

There are walking paths leading to cloud viewpoints where you can take photos. We came for the sunrise and mountain clouds, and found plenty of seats facing the sunrise. There’s also a cafe serving food and coffee.

A great place to get out of the city and go cloud hunting. The facilities were clean, the staff were super friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious.