Ngọc Linh Ginseng · Vietnam's National Treasure

Ngọc Linh GinsengTreasure of the Great Forest

Discovered atop Ngọc Linh Mountain in 1973, Panax vietnamensis is a rare ginseng that grows only beneath the canopy of the primeval forest of Kon Tum – Quảng Nam, boasting the world's highest saponin content.

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Panax vietnamensis · Vietnam's endemic ginseng

The milestones that build trust

From the growing area to the factory, every milestone is documented and open to verification.

2004: Where the journey beganOver two decades alongside Vietnamese medicinal herbs.
70 ha: Partnered growing areaGrown together with partners and local communities.
500,000: Ginseng plants under careConservation tied to livelihoods beneath the forest canopy.
GMP · ISO: Standardisation & traceabilityControlled from raw material to finished product.

A legacy from the great forest

Since 2004,
safeguarding Vietnam's national treasure.

High on the cloud-wrapped Ngọc Linh range, above 1,500 m beneath the primary forest canopy, grows an endemic ginseng that the Xơ Đăng people have cherished as a treasure passed down through generations.

Trường Sinh chose to bind itself to that treasure with one simple conviction: native medicinal herbs only truly have a future when the people, the growing areas and science advance together. So every step — from seedlings beneath the forest canopy to the standardised factory — belongs to a value chain that is transparent, long-term and open to verification.

1973: The year Vietnam's endemic ginseng was discovered on Ngọc Linh mountain
1,500 m+: The altitude at which the ginseng grows beneath primary forest
50+: Saponin compounds — among the highest in the Panax genus

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