Ham Rong Mountain is located close to the center of Sa Pa town and has the lowest point in the South 1,450m, the highest point at 1,850m. Photo: Dao Nguyen Bui Thuy. Terrain with an average slope angle of about 30 degrees. Geomorphology is mainly exposed weathered casteur bedrock. Photo: Trung Duc. Red cherries on Ham Rong peak. Photo: Cao Minh. Around Ham Rong mountain, there are many different types of mountains, evergreen closed forests, with all kinds of green broad-leaved trees all year round and vines, dense bushes, mixed forests of broadleaf and coniferous trees… characterized by sparse forest, less dense, sometimes interspersed broadleaf grass. Higher than subtropical moist evergreen closed forest with sparse forest characteristics, few layers of coniferous flora develop. With the height of the mountain top, there are almost no trees left, only sporadic mountain bamboo (Dwarf Truc) and dusty wind blowing. Photo: Tuan_Nikon. The average temperature of Ham Rong mountain area is from 15 to 18 degrees Celsius, the average rainfall is 1,800 – 2,000mm, especially the climate is different with the appearance of frost and light snow. Photo: Dulichsapacungmytour. Ham Rong Mountain in Lao Cai province is a province with relatively rich and diverse potential for tourism development. Located in the tourist complex of Lao Cai province, Ham Rong mountain is considered as one of the places with great potential for tourism development and plays a very important role in the process of economic restructuring of the province. Photo: Vietravel. This is an indispensable tourist destination in the travel itinerary of tourists to Sapa. Photo: Dao Nguyen Bui Thuy. Coming to Ham Rong mountain, visitors not only enjoy the wild natural scenery of heaven and earth, but also enjoy the fresh and cool air of Sapa. Photo: Vietnamtourism. Visitors to Sa Pa cannot help but come to Ham Rong mountain to talk with rocks, with trees, with wild wind and clouds, to be immersed in the ecstatic scenery of creation, to live in a fairyland in the middle of the world. Photo: Dao Nguyen Bui Thuy. From a distance, Ham Rong Mountain looks like a giant dragon bending over, lying to the west of Hoang Lien Son range. The top part of the mountain is cleverly arranged by the “mother” of nature from the lifeless cliffs randomly, but creates a meaningful image. Photo: Thongtindulichsapa. The people here call the top of that mountain Dau Rong mountain because it looks like the head of a dragon baring its fangs towards the sky. Photo: Dao Nguyen Bui Thuy. There are many versions of the legend of Ham Rong mountain, but in general, these legends refer to the love, affection, and loyalty of dragons. Photo: Ngo Minh Truc.

Ranger Station No. 8 coordinated with Dak Rue Border Gate Border Station to detect animal traps placed in the forest. Photo: Ngoc Lan Yok Don National Park was established in 1992, is the second largest national park in the country, with an area of ​​115,545 hectares and is also the only place to preserve dipterocarp forest (DDF) in Vietnam. DDF is a unique type of forest ecosystem, containing many important and endemic species. Yok Don National Park is home to many wildlife species, including 92 species of mammals, 373 species of birds, 18 species of amphibians, 55 species of reptiles, 373 species of birds and 1,006 species of plants, hundreds of species freshwater fish and thousands of species of insects. Many of these species are listed in the Red Book of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Mr. Pham Tuan Linh, Director of Yok Don National Park said: “Yok Don National Park manages and protects a large forest area. Meanwhile, the swidden area of ​​the people is interwoven with the forest area managed by the Ranger Stations, so the subjects take advantage of the forest to hunt, shoot, trap and catch forest animals. In particular, during the dry season, when the vegetation is on fire, forest animals will move into semi-evergreen and evergreen forest areas for shelter and in places near the remaining water sources in the forest such as forests. lake, puddle. Taking advantage of this behavior of forest animals, many subjects have hunted, shot, and trapped wild animals. Since the beginning of 2020, the Yok Don National Park Ranger force has promptly detected, prevented and handled 37 cases related to wild animals. In which, there are 20 cases with owners and 17 cases without owners; The seized exhibits include 5 individuals of wild animals and more than 120kg of animal meat. In addition, the Ranger force also seized 27 custom shotguns and more than 150 cable traps of all kinds. Most of the main violations are hunting, trapping, illegally catching wild animals and transporting, buying and selling wild animals, violating the State’s regulations on forest protection (carrying vehicles, tools, etc.). illegal hunting of wild animals). Although the number of cases is not large, it has shown the initiative in deploying many preventive measures early and remotely by the Yok Don National Park rangers. For many months now, Mr. Nguyen The Cuong, Deputy Head of Ranger Station No. 9 of Yok Don National Park, and his teammates have had to stretch themselves constantly at a key point deep in the forest, he shared: “The 9th Ranger Station manages the forest. manage and protect 17 sub-zones, equivalent to about 17 thousand hectares of forest. This area is located in the core zone of the National Park. During peak times, there are days when the Station has discovered more than 10 wire traps of all kinds. Most of these wire traps are located in evergreen forest areas and near puddles and water holes in the forest, when animals come to drink water, they will easily get caught in the trap. Specifically, the incident happened on May 5, 2020. During the process of patrolling and undercover, the Ranger force of Ranger Station No. 9 discovered and arrested 6 subjects who violated regulations on wildlife protection; The confiscated exhibits include more than 10kg of dried wild boar meat, a living Mang (roe deer). Ranger Station No. 9 has sanctioned administrative violations against the subjects. In the first half of May, 2021, the Ranger force of Ranger Station No. 9 discovered and seized more than 33 wire traps of all kinds that are installed in the forest. The Force of Ranger Station No. 9 asked the violators to release wild animals back into the natural environment. Photo: Ngoc Lan According to Deputy Head of Forest Protection Station No. 9, if these traps are not detected and seized in time, forest animals will be at very high risk of being trapped. seriously injured or dead; Many times when the patrolmen also encounter these traps, which are very dangerous… Therefore, in order to promptly prevent activities of encroachment and destruction of forests, especially wild animals, the Ranger Station No. 9 has arranged 3 key positions, stationed at key places, coordinated with patrol activities around the area where objects can be used to hunt and capture animals. In addition, the station also cooperates with officers and soldiers of Se Re Pok Border Station and Dak Lak Border Guard to patrol and protect forests. Not only Ranger Station No. 9, but all 16 Ranger Stations and Mobile Teams of Yok Don National Park must always strengthen the force of stationing, latching and clinging to the forest, especially in the dry season to promptly detect and prevent forest encroachment. The coordination work is also effectively implemented by the Ranger Stations, especially with the Border Guard stations in the forest area of ​​Yok Don National Park. Pham Tuan Linh, Director of Yok Don National Park emphasized: “In order to manage and protect forests in general and protect wildlife in particular, Yok Don National Park has directed the implementation of many drastic measures. synchronously, such as increasing the frequency and density of patrols and secret uniforms of the forest rangers, combining patrolling and secret uniforms with focusing on de-trapping and applying science and technology in the process of performing tasks. . At the same time, promote legal propaganda and education to each population in the buffer zone in order to change the habit of depending on the forest of some people. We also work closely with relevant authorities and local authorities, in which, effectively implement the regulation on coordination with the Dak Lak Border Guard Command, between ranger stations and border guard posts.

The small red-bellied woodpecker (Dendrocopos hyperythrus) is 19-23 cm long, is a rare to relatively common settler in the South Central region, and rarely winters in the Northwest and Northeast. They live in pine forests, mixed evergreen broadleaf forests, sometimes in deciduous forests. Photo: eBird. The yellow-crowned green woodpecker (Picus flavinucha) is 31-35 cm long, is a relatively common resident species throughout the country (Tam Dao National Park, Ba Vi, Cuc Phuong, Bach Ma, Chu Yang Sin, Cat Tien, Bidoup Nui). Mrs.). They live in evergreen deciduous forests, deciduous forests, native pine forests. Photo: eBird. The striped-bellied green woodpecker (Picus xanthopygaeus), 27-30 cm long, is an uncommon species in the South Central and South Vietnam (Yok Don National Park). They live in dry deciduous forests, trees in open areas. Photo: eBird. The black-crowned green woodpecker (Picus canus) is 30-34 cm long, an uncommon to relatively common settler species in the whole country (except for the North Central region). They live in open forest areas, more common in deciduous forests and natural pine forests. Photo: eBird. Small black-fronted woodpecker (Dendrocopos darjellensis) 23-25cm long, is a rare to uncommon settler species in the North of the Northwest (Hoang Lien Sa Pa National Park). They live in evergreen deciduous forests in the high mountains. Photo: eBird. The white-bellied black woodpecker (Dryocopus javensis) is 37-43 cm long, a rare to relatively common resident species in the Northwest, Central, South Central and South Vietnam (Hoang Lien Sa Pa National Park, Cat Tien). They live in evergreen deciduous forests, deciduous forests, sometimes in coniferous forests, mangrove forests. Photo: eBird. The great yellow woodpecker (Chrysocolaptes guttacristatus) is 29-32 cm long, is a relatively common resident species throughout the country (Tam Dao National Park, Ba Vi, Cuc Phuong, Bach Ma, Chu Yang Sin, Cat Tien, Bidoup Nui Ba). ). They live in evergreen deciduous forests, deciduous forests, forest edges, mangrove forests, perennial plantations. Photo: eBird. The red-necked brown woodpecker (Blythipicus pyrrhotis), 26-29 cm long, is a common settler throughout the country. They live in evergreen, semi-evergreen deciduous forests, sometimes in mixed deciduous forests. Photo: eBird. White-throated black woodpecker (Hemicircus canente) 15-17 cm long, is an uncommon species in the South Central and South Vietnam (Cat Tien National Park, Yok Don). They live in dry deciduous forests, evergreen deciduous forests, semi-evergreen forests, and bamboo forests. Photo: eBird. White-browed dwarf woodpecker (Sasia ochracea) 8-10 cm long, is a relatively common species in the whole country (Tam Dao, Cuc Phuong, Vu Quang, Bach Ma, Cat Tien National Parks). They live in primary forest, evergreen forest, bamboo forest. Photo: eBird. Invite readers to watch the video: Preserving Cat Ba langur species in danger of extinction | VTV4.

1. Japanese ringed bird (Zosterops simplex) 10-11 cm long, is a common settler in the Northeast, wintering in the Northwest, Northeast, North and North Central. Photo: eBird. Adults have yellowish-green upper body and sides, brighter yellow forehead and throat, grayish-white lower body, yellow undertail, large white eye rims. Photo: eBird. This bird lives in secondary forests, farming places, parks, gardens, can be found at altitudes up to 2,600 meters, often recorded moving in large numbers and continuously. Photo: eBird. 2. Zosterops erythropleurus 11-12cm long, is an uncommon wintering bird in the Northwest and Northeast, migrating through Northeast Vietnam. Photo: eBird. The adult bird has a pale yellow upper body and sides, a yellower forehead and throat, a pale white lower body, wide tawny patches on the flanks, yellow under the tail, large white bordered eyes. Photo: eBird. They live in open forest areas, secondary forests, can be found at altitudes up to 2,600 meters, often moving in mixed herds with Japanese rings. Photo: eBird. 3. Golden-throated ringed bird (Zosterops palpebrosa) 10-11 cm long, is a relatively common resident in the Northwest, Central, South Central and South Vietnam. Photo: eBird. The adult bird has a similar appearance to the Japanese ring, but the lower body has a pale yellow stripe connecting the throat to the tail, the upper body is lighter yellow, the forehead is more yellow. Photo: eBird. They live in deciduous forests, evergreen broadleaf forests, secondary forests, woodlands and cultivated areas, mangroves, parks, gardens, and can be found at elevations up to 1,550 meters. Photo: eBird. Invite readers to watch the video: Eternal sound of nature | VTV3.

Office tree frog Rhacophorus vanbanicus in the wild. The Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology said that the Institute’s scientists, in collaboration with Russian and German scientists, have discovered and described three new species of tree frog in Lao Cai and Ha Giang. Based on analysis of morphology, molecular genetics and bio-sound, a team of researchers from the Vietnam Museum of Nature, Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, under the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology and Researchers from the Serbian Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences and the scientists of Cologne Zoo, Germany have discovered and described three new species of tree frogs including Rhacophorus vanbanicus, Zhangixalus franki and Zhangixalus jodiae. The table frog species Rhacophorus vanbanicus Kropachev, Orlov, Ninh, and Nguyen, 2019 Named after the standard sampling site in Van Ban district, Lao Cai province, Vietnam at an altitude of 900m, with evergreen forest habitat on high humidity rocky mountains with frequent fog and drizzle. The table frog frog features a brown back with two green stripes on the back from the back of the eye to the groin and forms a green triangle at the top, the underside of the thighs yellow-orange with 5-7 characteristic black nodules. This species is of medium size with an adult male body length of about 34.8 mm, head width less than head length. This finding is published in specialized journals Russian Journal of Herpetology. Zhangixalus jodiae in nature (A & B), and front and hind limbs (C & D). Goat tree frog species Zhangixalus jodiae Nguyen, Ninh, Orlov, Nguyen, and Ziegler, 2020 Named after Dr. Jodi Rowley – The Australian Museum for her outstanding contributions to the study of amphibian classification in Asia. This species was found in Quan Ba ​​district, Ha Giang province. In terms of morphology, the new species has an average body length in the range of 36.1-39.8 mm, the width and length of the head are equivalent, the tip of the snout is round, with the teeth of the cane leaves; front and hind limbs have swimming membranes; blotchy green back, cream-colored armpits with large black spots, groin and anterior-posterior part of thigh with alternating black and orange spots. Genetically, the new species is on the same branch as Z. nigropunctautus, Z. yaoshanensis, Z. pinglongensis and Z. chenfui. Z. jodiae had the closest genetic distance to Z. pinglongensis was 3.57%. Biological tones were recorded at 17.3-20.9 degrees Celsius with each vocal lasting 1.1 seconds and consisted of six notes, each note about 6 milliseconds, the distance between two notes about 15 milliseconds. . The dominant frequency is 2.0kHz. The notes of a voice have variable amplitude, with the last note having the smallest amplitude relative to the other notes. The discovery of this new species of frog was published in the journal Journal of Natural History. Standard specimen of Zhangixalus franki (A & B) and a drawing of anterior and posterior swimming membrane (C). Species Frank tree frog – Zhangixalus franki Ninh, Nguyen, Orlov, Nguyen, and Ziegler, 2020 named after the late German professor, doctor, veterinarian and amphibian conservationist Frank Mutschmann in honor and recognition of his support in amphibian research and conservation projects. residing in Vietnam. The new species can be distinguished from other species in the Zhangixalus genus based on a combination of the following characteristics: large body (from 77.9-85.8 mm in males), a blue dorsal surface with spots small dark brown, with white stripes separating the upper face and lower face of the body, developed parotid glands. This species was found at an altitude of 1,300 m in Quan Ba ​​district, Ha Giang province. The typical habitat is tropical evergreen forest on the mountains. Genetically, the new species in the same branch is most closely related to the Z. duboisi species, the genetic distance between the two species is about 2.51%. Findings about this species were published in the journal European Journal of Taxonomy.

Chamomile: Chamomile plants are great for purifying indoor air. This beautiful flower plant helps to purify ammonia and other toxic gases in the air. However, you should take care to keep out of reach of children and pets, as chamomile can cause poisoning if ingested. Red Banyan Tree: The red banyan tree, an evergreen variety native to India, is excellent in removing toxic gases such as formaldehyde or carbon monoxide from the air. This plant also helps your home or office have a pleasant scent. Bodhi tree: The almond tree, or spider tree, is also an indoor plant with excellent air purification. The advantage of this plant is that they are easy to take care of and do not cause poisoning, so you can place them anywhere in the house. Ivy: The ivy just helps to add cool green to the indoor space, while also helping to remove harmful gases. This plant can live both outdoors and in no sunlight. Fern: The fern not only helps to purify harmful substances such as formaldehyde from the air, but also acts as a humidifier thanks to its rapid evaporation rate. Gerbera trees: Gerbera trees from South Africa are the ideal ornamental plants to place indoors if you want to both purify the air and adorn the house with colorful colors. Madagascar Hemorrhoid: The Madagascar Hemorrhagic Tree, or dragon tree, is a suitable ornamental plant located in the sun and high humidity. This plant will help keep the air in your home fresh and clean. Rhizophora: Rhizophora is a small bonsai, you can completely put them on your desk or indoor drinking table to purify the air. Royal orchid: Royal orchid not only adds elegant beauty to your home, but also helps remove all pollutants from your home atmosphere. Queen betel nut tree: The betel nut tree king has both great cleaning effects and beautifies your home space with bright green and crimson colors. Aloe vera: Aloe vera: In addition to its health and beauty benefits, it also removes benzene, formaldehyde and detergent byproducts from the air in your home. Tiger’s Tongue: Tiger’s tongue helps remove harmful gases such as benzene, formaldehyde, trichlorethylene, xylene, and toluene from your home space. Guanyin is a bonsai that is suitable for direct sunlight. This indoor bonsai helps to purify the air from harmful gases such as ammonia, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde and xylene. Seedlings: Plant that removes formaldehyde, xylene, and toluene from the air. However, you should be careful to keep the plant out of the reach of domestic pets, as this can cause poisoning for pets. Endowed Tree: A rich tree is an easy-to-care ornamental plant, which helps remove toxic gases and dust from the air, and increases indoor air humidity.

Bamboo is planted on both sides of the road to Gao Giong Melaleuca forest. (Photo: Nguyen Van Tri / VNA) Gao Giong cajuput forest in hamlet 6, Gao Giong commune, Cao Lanh district (Dong Thap) is planned as a Vietnamese bamboo conservation area with more than 66ha. From 2014 up to now, this Melaleuca Forest Management Board has collected and propagated 68 varieties of existing bamboo in Vietnam to plant in Gao Giong such as thorns, bamboo, yellow stripes, beauty bamboo, Cladding bamboo, stone bamboo, bamboo, golden bamboo, ornamental bamboo, bitter bamboo, black bamboo … Mr. Huynh Thanh Hien, Head of Gao Giong Melaleuca Forest Management Board, said the bamboo collection here is one of the works under the project “Bamboo conservation area with Gao Giong Ecotourism Area And develop the nature reserve into evergreen forest of Gao Giong. In Gao Giong cajuput forest, there are thorns, bamboo shoots, yellow striped bamboos … scattered everywhere, because this is the kind of bamboo that attracts birds and storks to come here to live and make nests. Tre gai is also a species of tree for house construction, bed, chopsticks for rice, means of catching fish, trapping rats …; Especially, when dry trees will be taken to ponds, lakes for fish and shrimp to shelter. Up to now, Gao Giong has initially planted two parallel rows of bamboo, more than 2km long on the road leading to Gao Giong Ecotourism Area. These bamboo varieties collected by Phu An Tre Village for nursery in Gao Giong, are now green and selected for planting according to the plan. These bamboo varieties are very adapted to the soil here and develop well, creating a new place, attracting tourists to Gao Giong. Each type of bamboo has its own characteristics and beauty, but all have in common: bringing a simple, close to village life. Yellow striped bamboo creates luxury, very beautiful; Miss bamboo with tall dark green body, straight leaves soaring up to the sky, creating majesty … This collection also has the meaning of preserving Vietnamese bamboo varieties, serving domestic and foreign scientists to research on Vietnamese bamboo species, helping visitors to understand more about bamboo varieties in Vietnam. Vietnam Bamboo Reserve at Gao Giong to develop into a tourist destination for Gao Giong ecological visitors, and at the same time create unique values ​​for Gao Giong evergreen forest such as Bamboo collection of Vietnam. In addition to the project, there is also a center for research, development and nursery cultivation of all kinds of bamboo to preserve, develop and conserve existing types of bamboo. The Gao Giong Melaleuca Forest Management Board continues to collect more varieties of bamboo in Southeast Asian countries, to do the Vietnamese mapping project and other works./.

Four newly announced plant species originate from Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park. On the morning of April 18, the Director of Bidoup National Park – Nui Ba, Dr. Le Van Huong informed, three famous international journals specializing in botanicals, including Brittonia, International Camellia Society and Phytotaxa, have just announced four species. New plants for science come from this national park. Of which, two species belong to the genus Tra my (Camellia) and two species belong to the genus Thu Hai Duong (Begonia). According to Dr. Le Van Huong, the new findings are published in prestigious international journals specialized in botanical science, which is the pride of the scientific staff working in Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park (Lam Copper) and associates. According to the announcement, the genus Tra my (Camellia) is the largest genus of the Tea family (Theaceae), with more than 300 species recorded globally. Vietnam and China are the two countries recording the most distribution of species of this genus. In recent years, there have been many new discoveries and announcements of species of this genus, which have significantly added to the national and regional biodiversity. Tea my Bidoup – Camellia bidoupensis (Source: National Park Bidoup-Nui Ba). Two new Tra my species were discovered and announced in the first months of 2021, at Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park, including tiny camellia (Camellia flosculora Curry, VS Le, CQ Truong & VD Luong, sp.nov. ) and Tra my Bidoup (Camellia bidoupensis Truong, Luong & Tran, sp.nov.). Tiny flower tea was first sampled in the dwarf forest on the mountain top in the area of ​​Hon Giao, Bidoup National Park – Nui Ba. This is a small to medium, evergreen tree, 3 to 8 meters high, with oblong and hairy, lanceolate leaves. The tree blooms in September – October, is white, with flower sizes from 0.5 to 0.7cm, this is Tra My with the smallest flower size in the world recorded up to the present time. Little flower tea – Camellia flosculora (Source: Bidoup-Nui Ba National Park). Tea my Bidoup is a small to medium tree, evergreen, from 3 to 7 meters high, the bark is gray-brown. The leaves are round or elliptical wide, 8 to 12cm long, 3.5 to 5.5cm wide, and thick. The tree flowers also in September – October, the flowers are white with chicken fat, 2 to 2.5 cm in diameter. This species is named after this species distribution site Bidoupensis, as an affirmation of the authors of its origin. In Vietnam, the genus Tra my has been studied for a long time by typical authors such as: Assoc.Prof. Dr. Tran Ninh, Hanoi National University; Dr. Luong Van Dung, University of Da Lat; Dr. Luu Hong Truong, Institute of Ecology in the South … increase the total number of species of this genus to more than 80 species, by 2021. With Begonia, there are more than 90 species recorded in Vietnam, many species have narrow distribution and endemic. Two species of the begonias recently announced at Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park, Hon Giao (Begonia hongiaoensis CWLin, TCHsu & Luu, sp.nov.) Are named after a mountain mass of biodiversity. Very high in Bidoup National Park – Nui Ba and Thu Hai Duong Dong Road (Begonia lamdongiana CWLin, TCHsu & Luu, sp. nov.). This species is also named after its origin in Lam Dong province, where the species was first discovered and sampled. “The above two species of begonia are the result of the cooperative project” Plant Survey in Langbiang Plateau, Vietnam “between the Botanical Conservation Center Dr. Cecilia Koo (Taiwan), Southern Institute of Ecology. and Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park ”, information Dr. Le Van Huong. Hon Giao – Begonia hongiaoensis (Source: Bidoup-Nui Ba National Park). Hon Giao begonia is a herbaceous plant, 20-30 cm high, leaves are not lobed, not symmetrical, oblong egg-shaped to wide egg, long petiole. Plants flower in January to March every year, white to pale pink petals, yellow stamens merge at the base of the flower. Lam Dong begonia is also a herbaceous plant, 10 cm tall, with many feathers. Fruit hard, light green to cream pink, triangular, 5 to 10 mm long, 4 to 8 mm wide. Leaves and petioles are small, light green to dark pink, 8.5 – 25 cm long, 2.2 – 3.5 mm thick, the leaf blade is asymmetrical, ovoid to lanceolate, 10 – 13 long, 5 cm, 5.5 – 7.5 cm wide, heart-shaped leaf base is clearer than Hon Giao, the underside of leaves is silver with many feathers. Flowers are simple, stalks 12 – 23 mm long, white to pink, blooming in September to November every year. Begonia lamdongiana (Source: Phytotaxa Magazine). The director of Bidoup National Park – Nui Ba, Dr. Le Van Huong said that to be announced a new plant species for science must undergo a rigorous and independent evaluation process by international scientists specializing in In-depth subjects on species, subspecies are close to newly discovered species. From the initial research ideas, determine the survey area, collect, dissect, find the differences, compare with hundreds of domestic and foreign samples and documents, synthesize the results and send to the journals. industry journalism, answering the questions of the independent reviewer. Expanding collaborative research and strengthening field surveys to fully assess the population level and conservation status of plants, focusing on rare species, narrow natural distribution area is a Jobs are essential in biodiversity conservation in Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park. This information is the foundation for developing a conservation strategy, planning and plan suitable for each species or species group on the basis of existing resources. The announcement of four new species for science, originating from Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park, once again affirms the very special biodiversity values ​​in this area.

Dam Trau Beach, Con Dao, Vietnam

Along with the strong economic development, Vietnam’s beaches have become great destinations not only for domestic tourists but also for international friends.

Besides other forms of tourism, natural beaches in every country are developing extremely strongly and are one of the most popular destinations.

Travel + Leisure travel website announced 25 most beautiful beaches in the world, of which Dam Trau beach, Con Dao, Ba Ria – Vung Tau province ranked 18th.

Travel + Leisure Magazine based in New York (USA) is a leading prestigious travel & experience review site. Recently, Travel + Leisure had an article announcing the 25 most beautiful beaches in the world by 2021, a representative of Vietnam reached this top.

Not Phu Quoc, Ha Long or Nha Trang, this only representative of Vietnam in the top 25 most beautiful beaches in the world also surprised many people because they could rarely be heard.

Dam Trau beach is located very close to Co Ong airport, on the outer edge of Con Dao National Park and about 14km from Con Dao town.

That is Dam Trau beach, in the waters of Con Dao, Ba Ria – Vung Tau. Dam Trau beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Con Dao. Its wonderful natural landscape always makes anyone admire when arriving.

Dam Trau Beach is located very close to Co Ong airport, on the outer edge of Con Dao National Park, known as the most beautiful beach on this island. From Dam Trau beach one can see the plane landing, providing a 1-0-2 experience.

From Dam Trau beach you can see the plane landing, giving visitors a 1-0-2 experience.

The road to Dam Trau beach is about 15km from the center of Con Dao. However, with the beautiful sea supply, this only slightly far distance brings great advantages. Coastal roads with sunlight and clear blue sea always attract everyone’s eyes.

The scene is picturesque. Surrounded by a C-shaped pass, one side is a cliff and in the middle are rows of trees stretching to cover the ball. The beach is smooth yellow and the beach is emerald green.

Tourism experts say that choosing the most beautiful beach in Vietnam is a difficult task, but Dam Trau beach, Con Dao is a top name:

“With clear golden sand, soft strips of soil, and shady bamboo groves and evergreen trees, this is a good place for you to spend the day swinging in a beach hammock reading and walking below Fresh coconut goods. From the beach, commercial planes can be seen landing from a nearby airport, bringing temporary excitement (or disruption) to tourists.

This is known as the most beautiful beach on this island.

In the list of the 25 most beautiful beaches in the world voted by Travel + Leisure, 3 other representatives in Asia are also named including Railay West (Krabi, Thailand), Saud (Luzon, Philippines) and Radhanagar (India). Degree).

Previously, Hoi An was ranked by Travel + Leisure as the most beautiful city in the world. In 2020, The Reverie Saigon is also ranked 57th in the top 100 hotels in the world by this magazine.