U Minh Ha Melaleuca forest is adjacent to U Minh Thuong Melaleuca forest (Kien Giang province), with a total area of ​​about 35,000 ha. Of which, 8,256 hectares are recognized as U Minh Ha National Park. Set up the turtle catcher of the forest dwellers. Photo: Huynh Lam This place has a melaleuca forest ecosystem that is flooded for 6 months and dry for 6 months. U Minh Ha National Park is one of the three core zones of the Ca Mau Cape World Biosphere Reserve with the task of preserving and recreating the values ​​of the natural landscape, ecological environment and biodiversity of the country. typical wetland ecosystem, Melaleuca forest on peat land; conservation and development of genetic resources of precious plants and animals, cultural and spiritual values, historical relics, serving scientific research, sightseeing and tourism development. Jogging under the canopy of the melaleuca forest. Photo: Thanh Dung U Minh Ha forest with Melaleuca trees dominates absolutely. There are many species of animals such as deer, wild boar, monkey, python, snake, turtle, bamboo (pangolin)… and there are 60 species of freshwater fish and brackish water fish live. Bee hive. Photo: Tan Diep In particular, under the forest canopy, year round bees diligently collect honey from the pistils of Melaleuca flowers to build nests, annually for large production. In the bee-eating season, visitors will be able to follow the beekeepers of Phong Ngan Group to go to the forest to eat bees and collect honey. Here, visitors can enjoy the dish of young bees that have just been cut down, dotted with a little honey of the scent of U Minh Melaleuca forest, sweet to the tip of the tongue. You can buy pure honey from U Minh Melaleuca forest to make medicine, or as a gift for relatives. Harvesting tubs in U Minh area. Photo: Hoang Giang Lake After the trip through the forest, visitors can watch slapping or spread nets by themselves, fishing, picking wild vegetables, plucking water lily … enjoy many specialties of the land of U Minh Melaleuca forests that few places have. such as grilled snakehead fish, perch cooked in hot pot with fish sauce, eel with noni leaves, cobra with green bean porridge, lemongrass stew or grilled extract, fried hamsters and many other rustic dishes. Golden Turtle – A specialty of U Minh Melaleuca forest. Photo: Huynh Lam Coming to U Minh Ha Melaleuca forest, visitors can visit Uncle Ba Phi’s hometown. At night, visitors can participate in folk music, go fishing, dump, catch field mice or spread bird nets in the U Minh forest. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

1. Which province in the West has 2 national parks? Kien Giang
Ca Mau
Both of the above provinces Kien Giang and Ca Mau are provinces in the West with 2 national parks. Kien Giang has Phu Quoc National Park and U Minh Thuong National Park. Ca Mau has Mui Ca Mau National Park and U Minh Ha National Park. Image: Tran Trung Hieu. 2. U Minh Thuong National Park is located in which district in Kien Giang? U Minh District
U Minh Thuong District
U Minh Ha District U Minh Thuong National Park is located in U Minh Thuong district of Kien Giang province, with a total area of ​​more than 8,000 hectares. This is a place to preserve the unique alum-laden Melaleuca forest ecosystem on peatland in the country. U Minh Thuong National Park is also on the list of ASEAN Heritage Parks. Image: Brother .nguyen.944 . 3. In what year was Phu Quoc National Park upgraded from Phu Quoc Nature Reserve? 2001
2011
2021 In 2001, Phu Quoc Nature Reserve was upgraded to Phu Quoc National Park, 20 years now. Located in the north of the island, this is a place to preserve the island’s tropical forest ecosystem with genetic resources of rare flora and fauna, a tourist destination for tourists to explore when coming to the pearl island of Phu Quoc in Kien Giang. Image: Instaudreyttt . 4. Ca Mau Cape National Park belongs to which world biosphere reserve? Ca Mau Peninsula Biosphere Reserve
Cape Ca Mau World Biosphere Reserve
World Biosphere Reserve Ca Mau Mangrove Forest Located in two districts of Ngoc Hien and Nam Can of Ca Mau province, Mui Ca Mau National Park belongs to the world Biosphere Reserve of Ca Mau Cape, recognized by UNESCO in 2009. Coming here, visitors can experience experience through the mangroves, enjoy the cuisine of the cape, visit the iconic works… Photo: Le Thanh Long. 5. An outstanding feature of U Minh Ha National Park? Melaleuca forest ecosystem on peat land
Tropical wet lowland forest ecosystem
Lowland dipterocarp forest ecosystem Located in 2 districts of U Minh and Tran Van Thoi in Ca Mau province, U Minh Ha National Park is a place to preserve the typical Melaleuca forest ecosystem on peatland typical of the Mekong Delta. This is also the habitat of many valuable species of birds and mammals. Image: Dang Minh Quang . 6. In addition to the four national parks mentioned above, what other national parks are there in the Western region? Ben En National Park
Xuan Thuy National Park
Tram Chim National Park In addition to national parks such as U Minh Thuong, U Minh Ha, Phu Quoc, and Mui Ca Mau, the western region also has Tram Chim National Park, in Tam Nong district, Dong Thap province. Like a miniature Dong Thap Muoi, Tram Chim has nearly 200 species of water birds, accounting for about a quarter of all bird species in Vietnam, according to the Dong Thap Tourism Portal. Image: Tonkin . 7. Famous bird species in Tram Chim National Park? Red-headed crane
Black-billed spoonbill
Hemorrhoids The red-crowned crane is a famous bird in Tram Chim National Park. According to the unit’s website, this bird is also known as the bald-necked crane, the oriental large crane, has high value both in terms of aesthetics and biology, and is listed in the Red Book of Vietnam and the world. The red-crowned crane is also considered a symbol of Dong Thap province. Image: My An. The only island city in Vietnam Phu Quoc (Kien Giang), with an area of ​​​​about 56,700 hectares, is a destination attracting domestic and foreign tourists. The island city has white sand beaches, clear sea water and developed tourism services.

Bee salad. “Eating bees” is the local way of saying about the journey to get honey from the hive. Mr. Pham Duy Khanh, a resident of U Minh Ha and a tourist from the profession of guarding bee hive, said: “When workers collect honey from the beehive, they often enjoy a part of honey and young honeycomb on the spot to assess the quality. amount of honey as well as reward yourself. Because eating bees in the forest is always better than taking them home.” U Minh Ha wild honey is a specialty of Ca Mau, famous for its quality that is hard to match. Because only bees that suck nectar of Melaleuca flowers can give clear yellow honey with a gentle floral scent and pure sweetness. In particular, the bees only come to nest when the Melaleuca forest is planted close to nature on a large and dense area. With lush green melaleuca forests all year round, U Minh Ha National Forest is an ideal habitat for bees. Especially, at the time when Melaleuca flowers bloom, a lot of honey bees fly back to make nests. Capturing this behavior, Mr. Pham Duy Khanh’s family planted Melaleuca on an area of ​​60ha, creating a living environment to attract bees and preserve the profession of guarding bees. According to local people, the “eating bee” season usually starts from about March onwards, when the weather is dry and hot, suitable for melaleuca flowers to bloom and bees to make honey. A few weeks before this time, people have prepared to set aside the truss for the bees to make a nest. This truss set is usually made from melaleuca tree, straight body, with a diameter of 10-15cm, peeled off, dry. The truss is pitched in the shape of a roof and is suitable for locations where the sun shines through. The time for bees to nest is about 20-30 days. After that, people will visit and collect honey at the right time when the hive has formed. To collect honey, workers must carry a smoker or a torch made of coconut fiber, long-sleeved clothes, a hood, gloves, a knife and other tools to store honeycombs and honeycombs. Usually, the worker uses a knife to cut and separate the honey from the hive, leaving about 1/3 of the hive for the bees to make a new nest. Pham Duy Khanh shared: “The habit of bees when growing up will separate the colony to make new nests, so it will continue to give honey. A nest like this, if exploited well, can get honey 3-4 times.” After cutting the honeycomb out of the nest, squeeze or squeeze the honey. Each hive on average gives about 3-5 liters of honey, with nests up to 10 liters. In the dry season, honey is more abundant and of better quality than in the rainy season. When beekeeping is exploited as a tourist product, visitors will experience the journey into the forest to collect honey with local workers. This journey brings many interesting things, not only the thrill of weaving through the forests and lagoons; visitors can also enjoy honey on the spot. Young bees are also processed into unique dishes. It is young bee salad, young bee pancakes, young bee porridge, young bee sauce or deep-fried young bees. This is a special feature that can only be experienced directly in U Minh Ha forest. Beekeeping is a typical profession of the U Minh Ha forest area, which is not only valuable in terms of economy but also imbued with local cultural identity. Since then formed a tourism product that is attracting more and more tourists to Ca Mau.

1. Which province is Tra Su Melaleuca forest? An Giang
Long An

Dong Thap Tra Su Melaleuca forest is located in Van Giao commune, Tinh Bien district, An Giang province. With an area of ​​845 hectares, this forest is home to many species of animals and plants. Image: Dzit_hi. 2. What record is the bridge located in Tra Su Melaleuca forest ecotourism area? The largest bamboo bridge in Vietnam

The longest bamboo bridge in Vietnam
The oldest bamboo bridge in Vietnam The bridge has a total length of over 10 km, is designed to bend to suit the terrain. Experience walking on a bamboo bridge and watching the green Melaleuca forest is something visitors cannot miss when coming to this land. Image: Nhuwinwinn. 3. What is the highlight of Tan Lap Melaleuca forest? Path through the forest
The bridge through the forest

Slide through the forest Tan Lap Melaleuca forest has a unique path through the Melaleuca forest, built from small knitting panels only about 1 meter wide connected. The road is divided into many branches, about 5 km long. Experiencing this trekking route is the fun thing you should try. Image: Quynh Quynh. 4. What activities can visitors experience at Xeo Quyt Melaleuca forest? Walk through the forest on a concrete road, explore tunnels, field kitchens, bamboo houses
Enjoy rice balls with sesame salt, go sailing in small canals
All of the above Xeo Quyt cajuput forest in My Hiep and My Long communes, Cao Lanh city, Dong Thap province. You can explore this place by moving on the long road, learn about the highlights here such as tunnels, field kitchens, bamboo houses. In addition, sitting on a boat weaving through small creeks among the cool green trees is also a “must try” experience. Do not forget to enjoy sesame salt rice ball – a dish associated with the resistance war of this military base. Image: Dinhhavi. 5. Food should not be missed when coming to Gao Giong Melaleuca forest? Dragon’s blood rice wrapped in lotus leaf
Sticky rice with lotus leaf
Broken rice with lotus leaf wrapping One of the dishes that are only available in the countryside of this river is the dragon’s blood rice, the traditional lotus leaf wrapped in rice. This rice dish is attracted by the sweet aroma, chewing carefully will feel the sweet taste and often served with sesame salt. Image: Pinterest. 6. Which river separates U Minh Melaleuca forest into 2 regions? Song Doc
River Trem
Co Chien River U Minh forest is divided by the Trem river into two regions, U Minh Thuong and U Minh Ha. Both regions are considered the biosphere, the green lung of the Mekong Delta. Image: Ha.phannn. 7. Which area of ​​U Minh forest is in the core zone of Mui Ca Mau World Biosphere Reserve? U Minh Ha
U Minh Thuong U Minh Ha, Mui Ca Mau National Park, West Sea coastal protection ranges are three small regions in the core zone of the World Biosphere Reserve of Cape Ca Mau. Image: Thamhiemmekong.

Ca Mau is a province in the Mekong Delta, with up to 3 sides bordering the sea. Ca Mau Cape is the only place on the mainland, visitors can admire the sun rising from the east sea in the morning and diving into the west sea in the afternoon.

Ca Mau Floating Market is one of the ideal tourist destinations of this locality. Ca Mau Floating Market is located at the end of Ganh Hao River, in the heart of Ca Mau city. Like many other western floating markets, Ca Mau floating market is always bustling with hundreds of canoes and boats full of goods to exchange and trade in Ca Mau floating market. Nobody knows when this floating market was formed, only know how to trade on the river is a very typical cultural form of the Southern River region.

Hon Da Bac tourist site is located in Kinh Hon hamlet, Khanh Binh Tay commune, Tran Van Thoi district, Ca Mau province, 50km from Ca Mau city by waterway. This is a beautiful island cluster consisting of 3 islands located close to the coast, the most famous eco-tourist destination in Ca Mau. On the island, there are many beautiful scenes for tourists to visit such as Yard Tien, Gieng Tien, Ban Chan Tien, Tay Tay Tien, Ca Ong pagoda.

Mui hamlet, Dat Mui commune, Ngoc Hien district, Ca Mau province, more than 100 km from Ca Mau city. To the left of the nose is the East Sea, the right is the West Sea, or the Gulf of Thailand, which is the southernmost point of our country. This place is also an indispensable tourist destination for tourists every time they come to this western land.

Ca Mau is the only province in the southwestern region with two national parks (U Minh Ha and Cape Ca Mau). Coming to this cape area, visitors will have the opportunity to explore primitive mangrove forests, along with many other rich and diverse animals and plants.

Ca Mau Bird Sanctuary is located in Dam Doi district, 45 km southeast of Ca Mau city. This is the home of rare storks, herons, and birds … Here, visitors like to mingle with the wild nature in the fresh ecological environment. Ca Mau Bird Sanctuary is the favorite address of tourists when coming to Ca Mau, especially professional photographers or researchers about birds, storks ..

Silkworm cake (Banh Tam), Rach Goc three groove, salt and pepper grilled cramps, salt roasted turtle, U Minh forest honey … are famous Ca Mau specialties in the region. Visitors coming here can not only enjoy, but also buy as gifts for their relatives.