Located in the Southeast region, Bu Gia Map is a national park dedicated to preserving rare genetic resources of flora and fauna. Spanning an area of 26,032 hectares, with an additional 15,200 ha buffer zone, Bu Gia Map was officially declared a national park on November 27 by the Prime Minister. (source: see more information about Bu Gia Map and national park)
|
|
The gorgeous natural scenery of Bu Gia Map National Park. Photo: Hanoimoi |
This national park, located in the transition area from the Central Highlands to the Southern Delta, is filled with rivers and streams originating from Dak Nong province. Its tropical forest and 90% forest coverage make it a haven for rare plants and animals, contributing to the preservation of the Southeast region’s wildlife ecosystem.
In addition to its natural beauty and biodiversity, Bu Gia Map also serves as a watershed protection forest for Thac Mo and Can Don reservoirs. This unique combination of natural features makes it a valuable destination for nature enthusiasts and conservationists.
|
|
Trekking through the forests is the best activity for tourists. Photo: Hanoimoi |
The varied topography of Bu Gia Map National Park, with its highest point reaching 700 meters above sea level, offers a diverse range of habitats for flora and fauna. Each season brings its unique beauty, with the best time to visit being from May to November when beautiful wildlife can be observed.
|
|
Photo: Hanoimoi |
From December to April, the weather in Bu Gia Map National Park is extremely comfortable, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing summer holiday. This period also coincides with the ripening of forest fruits, such as forest lychee, rambutan, and wild mango, offering visitors a delicious treat.
One of the highlights of the park is the Dak Mai waterfall, which stands at 15 meters high and 10 meters wide, providing the perfect spot for a refreshing swim.
Visiting Bu Gia Map National Park requires booking a tour with a guide to ensure safety and security. The park is located near the Cambodian border, and local guides monitor visitors’ entry and exit. The park offers a range of hiking trails, suitable for both gentle walks and challenging treks, with popular destinations including the Dak Ka Stream and the Dak Mai and Luu Ly waterfalls.
|
|
A beautiful waterfall in Bu Gia Map National Park. Photo: Hanoimoi |
With its stunning landscape, diverse flora and fauna, and escape from urban life, Bu Gia Map National Park is a must-visit destination for those seeking a nature getaway.
Exploring the Beauty of Pu Luong Nature Reserve
Located in the two districts of Quan Hoa and Ba Thuoc in the northwestern area of Thanh Hoa Province, Pu Luong Natural Reserve has preserved a primitive landscape and plentiful and diversified flora and fauna. With the above natural values, it has now become a fascinating destination for those who love to discover the beauty of nature.
Magnificent Ba Ra Mountain
For many years, Ba Ra Mountain has been known as a fascinating tourist site in Binh Phuoc Province, attracting a large number of visitors.
Tuyen Tung waterfall, a highlight in Quang Ngai tourism
Pristine Tuyen Tung waterfall is drawing a lot of holidaymakers to Binh An commune, Binh Son district, in the central province of Quang Ngai, enabling the local residents to improve their livelihoods.
Visitors flock back to HCM City’s oldest garden post Covid-19
After closing for nearly two months because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Saigon zoo and botanical gardens Thao Cam Vien reopened in late May and has once again become a popular destination for visitors, in particular youngsters. The 156-year-old park may well be the “hottest” destination this summer.
Vietnam’s Southeast Region boosts tourism linkages
Travel linkages between regions in the country are vital to realise the tourism potential of localities and contribute to efforts to rejuvenate the tourism industry, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has said.
