Green tourism in Ca Mau Cape.
As urban life becomes increasingly hectic, many people turn to nature as a healing remedy. The southernmost part of the country - the land where the forest, sky and sea meet - has become an ideal stopover to breathe fresh air, exercise gently in the green forest and find peace of mind.
The land where sky - forest - sea meet
Covering an area of over 41,862 hectares, Mui Ca Mau National Park is one of the few areas in the world that is bordered by the sea on three sides. The continuous deposition of alluvium creates vast alluvial plains and a rich mangrove ecosystem.
In 2003, the Park was established by the Prime Minister's decision. In 2009, it was recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve, and in 2012 it became the 2088th Ramsar Site in the world. With its unique ecological value, Ca Mau Cape is considered a "green treasure" that serves both conservation and opens up a direction for tourism development associated with health.
Ca Mau Cape is considered a "green treasure" that both serves conservation and opens up a direction for tourism development associated with health.
Nature tourism - healing therapy
The trend of “wellness tourism” is becoming more and more popular. In Ca Mau Cape, this concept is realized through green, clean and healthy tourism products such as meditation in the mangrove forest, deep breathing on the alluvial land or cycling through the forest. Tourists can also walk through the forest, row a boat on the canals, participate in forest planting and enjoy the slow pace of life in the middle of nature. Every step, every breath here becomes a natural therapy to help the body and spirit to be regenerated.
Experience and enjoy the slow pace of life in nature.
People attached to the forest
The life of the local community in Dat Mui is closely linked to the water and the tides. In the past, forests were mainly exploited for livelihoods, leading to resource depletion and environmental pollution, but now awareness has changed. People participate in developing community tourism, introducing shrimp farming, clam catching, or daily activities related to the alluvial plains. Experiential tours with the people not only help tourists understand more about life in the river area, but also create motivation to preserve the forest for the next generation. From there, people have a more stable source of income, and their health has improved thanks to the clean living environment.
People participate in developing community tourism.
The journey from conservation to public health
Many tourists consider a trip to Ca Mau Cape as a “detox” journey for the soul. The salty air of the sea, the calls of birds, the vast green of mangroves, fish sauce, mangroves… all create an ideal environment for the body to relax and the spirit to be filled with new energy. From planting trees, rowing a boat, watching the sunset at the southernmost point of the country to simply walking in the forest, each experience brings a rare peace.
Every experience brings a rare peace.
To create these tourism products is the persistent effort of the forest protection force and local authorities. Patrolling, propaganda, building sustainable livelihoods and combining community tourism help raise awareness of environmental protection. Programs such as planting young mangroves, collecting waste, or fishing on the alluvial ground not only serve tourists but also contribute to preserving the ecosystem.
Building sustainable livelihoods and combining community tourism helps raise awareness of environmental protection.
The message that the Management Board sends: “Love nature - Take action together.” Every step of tourists in Ca Mau Cape is a contribution to conservation work and to a healthy, sustainable lifestyle in the midst of nature.
In the southernmost part of the country - the land where forest, sky and sea meet.
Coming to Ca Mau Cape, visitors can both explore the pristine landscape and nourish their health in the most natural way. The fresh air, slow pace of life and activities associated with the forest and sea make this place a therapy for the body and soul.
Source: https://vtv.vn/du-lich-xanh-o-vung-dat-mui-ca-mau-100251015144846247.htm
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