Chu Yang Sin Mountains

Chư Yang Sin rises above the southern central highlands, its summit standing more than two thousand metres above sea level. Forested ridges and deep valleys surround the mountain, with streams tumbling from its slopes towards the Krông Ana and the Sêrêpốk river system. The vegetation changes with altitude, from humid tropical forest on lower ground to cooler mountain woods. The massif forms a striking boundary between the highland basins and the lands towards the eastern coast.