On January 22, Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee announced the Decision to recognize Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park as a tourist destination according to the 2017 Tourism Law. This is an ideal destination for ecotourism to explore wild nature, enjoy the fresh, cool air and the wonders of the subtropical forest ecosystem, with hundreds of animal species and thousands of plant species... has been recognized as a World Biosphere Reserve (2015) and an ASEAN Heritage Park (2019).
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| Hon Giao Ecological Diversity Route |
Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park is located in the administrative area of Lac Duong district and part of Dam Rong district, with the task of conserving forest ecosystems in subtropical and highland climate zones and rare and endemic forest flora and fauna species; linking with adjacent national parks and nature reserves to form a large natural area, contributing to biological conservation in the Da Lat plateau, the Southern Central Highlands and the South Central region.
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| Trekking in Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park |
Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park plays an important role in protecting the water source of the Dong Nai River system and downstream reservoirs to serve the economic and social activities of Lam Dong province, the Southern Central Highlands, the Southeast and the South Central Coast; preserving the primeval forest habitats to embellish and develop the urban architecture of Da Lat city, preserving the indigenous cultural characteristics of the origin of Da Lat city, serving scientific research and education on tropical forests, developing ecotourism and contributing to strengthening the national security and defense of Lam Dong province and the Central Highlands.
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| 1,300-year-old pơmu tree is the motivation for climbers to overcome the slopes |
The viewpoint of planning for ecotourism development in Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park is determined by the Provincial People's Committee as follows: Ecotourism development must ensure sustainable economic efficiency in the direction of using (not consuming) ecosystem services, sharing benefits with the community; the effectiveness of ecotourism development activities contributes positively to the conservation of natural resources and cultural resources in Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park and surrounding areas.
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| Activity "For one million trees for protective forests" |
In addition, developing ecotourism in Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park must create authentic ecotourism products, contributing to satisfying the needs of tourists, contributing to increasing the number of tourists to Da Lat, Lam Dong. Developing ecotourism must comply with current regulations of the State; in which, encouraging creative and innovative models contributes to perfecting the policy mechanism on ecotourism development in the system of Vietnam's National Parks.
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| Gong culture exchange at the Center for Ecotourism and Environmental Education. Photo: Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park |
Tourism activities in Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park are carried out by the Center for Ecotourism and Environmental Education of Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park, welcoming 8-10 thousand visitors each year. Tourism service activities in the Park include: organizing accommodation services (with motels or camping sites on the routes), interpretation - guidance, camping, gong performances, study tours, seminars, and dining. The tourist routes currently being exploited in the Park include: Lang Biang route, Thien Thai route, Bidoup route, Hon Giao Biodiversity route...
The Center for Ecotourism and Environmental Education of Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park is also coordinating with functional departments and units under the Park to develop tourism products to expand nature experience programs for visitors, such as: visiting the Park combined with planting souvenir trees and protecting the environment, seminars, organizing wedding ceremonies combined with exploring the Park; developing camping infrastructure, trail network around the administrative service area; continuing to connect and expand cooperation with companies, businesses operating tourism activities and schools...
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