Explore U Minh Ha

(CMO) U Minh Ha National Park covers an area of ​​8,527 hectares, located in four communes: Khanh An and Khanh Lam (U Minh district) and Tran Hoi and Khanh Binh Tay Bac (Tran Van Thoi district). This is a nature reserve belonging to one of the three core zones of the Mui Ca Mau World Biosphere Reserve, with an extremely rich and diverse ecosystem.

Viewed from above, U Minh Ha National Park resembles a spectacular green carpet bestowed by nature.

U Minh Ha boasts a rare peatland melaleuca forest ecosystem in Vietnam. Statistics show that the park contains approximately 176 plant species belonging to groups such as: melaleuca forest plants, seasonally flooded grasslands, permanently flooded swamps and ponds, and vegetation along canals and ditches… Typical examples include melaleuca trees, palm trees, and various climbing plants, ferns, and other aquatic plants… Particularly noteworthy is the dense carpet of water hyacinth, duckweed, water lettuce, water spinach, reeds, and other interwoven grasses beneath the water surface. Viewed from above, the vegetation of U Minh Ha National Park resembles a unique green carpet bestowed by nature.

U Minh Ha boasts a rare and valuable ecosystem of melaleuca forests on peat soil in Vietnam.

The unique aquatic vegetation and various types of aquatic plants on the water surface of U Minh Ha National Park.

Visiting U Minh Ha National Park, tourists can not only enjoy the fresh air and admire the pristine beauty of the vast melaleuca forests, but also be delighted to witness the adorable moments of clever and mischievous monkeys.

Monkeys swing from branch to branch.

U Minh Ha National Park boasts a rich and diverse flora and fauna. The park includes over 25,000 hectares of buffer zone, a crucial protected area ensuring the recovery of endemic species of the wetland ecosystem, many of which are listed in the Vietnamese Red Book, including the long-tailed monkey.

Performed by Huynh Lam and Mong Thuong

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