What are the 3 major mountain ranges in Vietnam?

1. The Hoang Lien Son Range: Also known as the Tonkin Alps is the highest mountain range in Vietnam. Forming a natural border between Vietnam and China, it stretches for about 1,000 kilometers and is home to the country's highest peak, Fansipan, which stands at 3,143 meters above sea level.

2. The Truong Son Range: Often referred to as the Annamite Range or the Central Highlands, stretches along the central and southern regions of Vietnam, forming a natural divide between the coastal plains and the western plateaus. It spans over 1,000 kilometers and features diverse landscapes, including mountains, forests, and valleys.

3. The Bac Son Range: Located in northeastern Vietnam, the Bac Son Range is a rugged mountain range that serves as a natural border between Vietnam and China. It stretches for approximately 200 kilometers and is characterized by steep slopes and dense vegetation.