1. Which is the largest fruit garden in the West? The garden of Cai Mon
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The garden of Cu Lao An Binh Cai Mon garden is located in Vinh Thanh commune, Cho Lach district, Ben Tre. As the largest garden in the West, Cai Mon garden is surrounded by four rivers of Co Chien and Ham Luong rivers, so the climate is mild all year round. Image: Vietnam tourism. 2. How is the name “Cai Mon” explained? As a large canal, Mon reads camp from the Khmer language, which means delicious.

As a large canal, Mon reads camp from the Khmer language, which means honey.
As a large canal, Mon reads camp from the Khmer language, which means garden. According to the data of the Center for Geographical Indications, the word “Cai” means a large canal, while the word “Mon” is read from the Khmer word “Khmu” which means honey. Image: Thamhiemmekong. 3. What are the typical fruit trees in Cai Mon? Rambutan

Durian
Breast milk Cai Mon durian is a specialty of Ben Tre, which has been protected as a geographical indication. Cai Mon is a place in Cho Lach district of this province, also a famous fruit and flower garden. According to the data of the Center for Geographical Indications and International Trademarks, Cai Mon durian has two main varieties: Monthong and Ri6. Image: Viet Fun Travel. 4. The place Cai Mon was recognized by the Guinness Book of Vietnam as “The largest supplier of fruit trees by people’s self-breeding in Vietnam” in which year? 2005
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2017 In 2005, Cai Mon site was recognized by the Guinness Book of Vietnam as “The largest supplier of self-breeding fruit trees in Vietnam”. Image: Vn Trip. 5. Con Phung is an eco-tourism site in which province? Can Tho

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Hau Giang Con Phung is an eco-tourism area in Tan Thach commune, Chau Thanh district, Ben Tre province. With an area of ​​more than 30,000 m2 with many attractive activities and services. Every year, Con Phung welcomes thousands of tourists to explore and experience this place. Image: Bethhuang. 6. Ben Tre borders which of the following provinces? Tien Giang

Vinh Long

Tra Vinh

All plans above Ben Tre is a province in the Mekong Delta: it borders Tien Giang to the north, Vinh Long to the west and southwest, Tra Vinh to the south, and the East Sea to the east. Image: Minhquan06071999 . 7. What are the famous pomelo specialties in Ben Tre? Grapefruit stick tea

Grapefruit acting
Green grapefruit Ben Tre green-skinned pomelo is a famous specialty that many people love. This fruit has a green skin or turns yellowish green when ripe, slightly rough, pink to dark pink, tight, sweet… Photo: Voso.vn.

The blooming forest flowers along the Ta Ma stream attracted many tourists to visit Recently, hundreds of ancient forest sites that naturally grow beside Ta Ma stream more than 1 km long flowing through Ha Ri village suddenly bloom with bunches of yellow, orange and red flowers covering the canopy, creating a frame. beautiful scene. Thanks to that, the peaceful village has become unusually bustling when there are thousands to tens of thousands of tourists every day flocking to see the flowers of the forest. Many groups of tourists come to Ta Ma stream to visit, organize meals and litter indiscriminately In order to ensure the environmental sanitation for this emerging tourist destination, the local government has put up many warning signs with the contents: “No littering”, “Say no to littering indiscriminately”, “Do not throw garbage public places “… along Ta Ma stream. However, after each day when tourists leave, the Ta Ma stream area is littered with domestic waste, such as plastic bags, plastic bottles, food containers, beer cans, soft drink cans … Not only organizing food, many groups of tourists also group the kitchen and grill food, making Ta Ma stream area potentially more at risk of forest fire. Not only that, many groups of tourists also group the kitchen, grill food near the trees of the forest and other ancient trees. Fire from the grill has burned many stems, flowers and leaves, seriously affecting the environmental landscape around the Ta Ma stream and potentially many forest fires. Mr. Nguyen Hong Quang, Chairman of Vinh Hiep Commune People’s Committee, said that the current number of tourists visiting Ta Ma stream is too crowded, with the peak on weekends up to tens of thousands of people. Therefore, the local government has encountered many difficulties in maintaining security and order, protecting the natural environment. The people and youth union members of Vinh Hiep commune often have to clean up garbage caused by tourists indiscriminately “In order to keep the environment and clean water sources for Ta Ma stream, we have mobilized the force of youth union officials and union members in the commune to regularly clean up the environment, and at the same time propagate to tourists to improve. awareness of keeping the general hygiene, protecting the landscape At the same time, encouraging tourists not to light fires, limiting bringing fresh food to the stream area However, due to too many tourists, many people lack Consciousness makes it difficult to completely eliminate the above problems “- Mr. Quang said. The following are pictures of youth union members and people of Vinh Hiep commune “fighting themselves” to collect rubbish at Ta Ma stream tourist site, due to many tourists visiting indiscriminately:

Ta Ma Stream has warm water, not as cool as other streams, the water flowing under the ancient trees shading colorful flowers. The stream is clear all year round, gurgling through each large and small rock.

The colors of the flowers light up in the sky. Photo: Le Hong Son

Around the beginning of March every year, the forest flowers begin to bloom. However, according to local people, this year is the first time, hundreds of ancient forest sites growing naturally on the Ta Ma stream longer than 1km in length bloom in unison, highlighting the whole area during the past decades .

Photo: Le Hong Son

The old trees in the forest bloomed blocks of yellow, orange, and red flowers, covering the whole stream. The flowers sway in the wind, creating a poetic scene. The large and flat rocks are chosen by many tourists as a place to stop for taking photos and capturing beautiful moments.

The forest flower is also known as the water flower. Photo: Le Hong Son

The forest pages are in full bloom. Photo: Le Hong Son

According to local people, the trees here are hundreds of years old. Photo: Le Hong Son

The flowers are intertwined. Photo: Le Hong Son

The number of visitors pouring in is very large, especially on weekends, so you can consider coming here on weekdays. This place is completely in harmony with the course so there will be no changing rooms, so you should be proactive about this.

The road must cross the suspension bridge, there is a broken wire so you should pay attention not to stand on the suspension bridge when crowded. Photo: Dinh Hung

The Bana community contributes greatly in preserving the original beauty of this place. Photo: Fanpage Suoi Ta Ma

However, due to the sudden increase in the number of tourists, the landscape here is being affected. Quite a lot of tourists are not conscious, littering indiscriminately, setting fire to roast food near the tree stumps, causing the fire to catch fire, causing fire to stem, branches and flowers.

Beautiful scene, clear water, spoiled for taking pictures. After eating, remember to clean up the trash you brought up! The forest gives us a beautiful view, “take nothing away but photos, leave nothing but footprints”.

Photo: Fanpage Suoi Ta Ma