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National park to become Vietnam’s fourth Ramsar site

Online Travel Vietnam: The Tram Chim National Park will become Vietnam’s fourth Ramsar site, a title recognizing the fundamental ecological functions of a wetland and its economic, cultural, scientific and recreational value, according to park authorities.

Online Travel Vietnam: For thousands of years, the popularity and beauty of white storks have made them one of the cultural symbols of Vietnam but city residents only have rare opportunities to see them these days as they isolate themselves in rural areas as urbanisation sets in.

Inside the great animal gene pool

Online Travel Vietnam: Pu Mat National Park and the Pu Huong and Pu Hoat nature reserves are the core zones of the UNESCO-recognized Western Nghe An Biosphere Reserve, at 1.3 million hectares the largest such reserve in Southeast Asia.

Online Travel Vietnam: Xuan Thuy National Park, which plays a major role in preserving the ecological system and developing eco-tourism in the Red River Delta, was declared Vietnam’s first Ramsar site in 1989.

Online Travel Vietnam: A group of Vietnamese friends from the US visited Lo Go-Xa Mat National Park in the southern province of Tay Ninh to experience the virgin forests and eco-landscapes that abound there.

Exploring Cuc Phuong National Park

Online Travel Vietnam: Established in 1962, Cuc Phuong is the oldest national park in Vietnam.

Tram Chim during flooding season

Online Travel Vietnam: If you are visiting Dong Thap Province in the flooding season, tourists, even locals in the Mekong Delta will feel excited with the familiar and strange feeling of nature in the alluvium wetland. If travelers come from other regions, that feeling will intensify when sitting on a small wooden boat drifting along the dark red canal, winding in the forest and then falling into the vast space of sky and water.

Online Travel Vietnam: Flocks of birds of all colors fly just above the water surface of swamps and canals or high in the sky in Tram Chim leading visitors to the heart of the national bird sanctuary in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap.