Discover Tram Chim National Park: "Keep the cranes - Keep millions of green colors", act for the environment with Vietravel

When trips are no longer simply for relaxation, but become a bridge connecting people and nature, orienting tourism but you are still contributing to bringing positive changes to the environment, Vietravel has opened a new direction: both exploring nature and accompanying conservation projects. The journey to Tram Chim this summer not only takes you across the green canals, watching flocks of birds flying in the sky, but also brings a unique experience contributing to the restoration of habitat and regeneration of life for red-crowned cranes.

With Vietravel's support in the project " Bringing the cranes back ", every step you take is now not only a travel journey, but also a practical contribution to a sustainable ecological future.

1. Tram Chim National Park - A green gem in the heart of Dong Thap Muoi

Pristine landscape inside Tram Chim National Park. (Photo: Collected)

Located in Tam Nong District, Dong Thap Province, Tram Chim National Park is an outstanding wetland ecological reserve in the Southwest region. With an area of ​​over 7,300 hectares, recognized as the world 's 2,000th Ramsar Site, Tram Chim National Park is home to more than 230 species of waterfowl, 130 species of plants and dozens of rare species of fish, amphibians and animals.

Not only does it have biological value, Tram Chim is also a model of sustainable ecotourism, where humans and nature coexist and develop in harmony.

Characterized by a seasonal wetland ecosystem, Tram Chim includes primary Melaleuca forests, swamps, natural canals, reed grasslands and wild rice fields. This is an ideal environment for migratory birds to reside, breed and forage, while also playing a role in regulating the climate and protecting biodiversity in the Mekong Delta.

2. Red-crowned crane – Ecological symbol of Tram Chim

Red-crowned cranes at Tram Chim National Park. (Photo: Nguyen Thi Nga)

The Sarus Crane (Grus antigone) is one of the tallest and most beautiful birds in the world, a symbol of elegance and ecological sustainability. With its silvery-gray plumage and distinctive bright red head and neck, the Sarus Crane impresses not only with its appearance but also with its graceful mating dances during the breeding season.

There used to be hundreds of cranes returning to Tram Chim every dry season, but in recent years, the number of cranes has declined sharply due to changes in habitat - especially the reed grasslands.

Sarus cranes inhabit seasonal wetlands, where Eleocharis dulcis, an aquatic plant, is their main food source. As their natural habitat is altered by farming, drought, and pollution, Eleocharis dulcis has disappeared, and so have the cranes. Restoring Eleocharis dulcis habitats is therefore a key element in any conservation effort for this bird.

3. Vietravel joins hands to preserve nature - Project "Bringing the cranes back" to Tram Chim National Park, Dong Thap

Experience responsible green travel with nature at Tram Chim National Park with Vietravel. (Photo: Collected)

In order to promote sustainable values ​​in each journey, Vietravel has been implementing a tourism development strategy associated with CSR at key natural destinations , notably participating in a number of activities of the project " Bringing the cranes back " at Tram Chim.

Not only organizing eco-tours , Vietravel plays a role as an active partner in providing technical, communication and financial support to restore the natural habitat for red-crowned cranes.

In addition to communicating to raise awareness of conservation, creating conditions for people to become “eco-tour guides” and long-term nature protectors, Vietravel also focuses on supporting practical and sustainable ecosystem restoration activities. Specifically, the company has coordinated with specialized units to implement:

• Planting and protecting the area of ​​​​sedge grass, to regenerate a clean food source - essential living conditions for red-crowned cranes to return to live and reproduce. Developing this native vegetation not only helps restore the natural life cycle of the cranes, but also plays an important role in maintaining the model of restoring the damaged wetland ecosystem.
• Providing specialized water filters to ensure a year-round clean water supply for red-crowned cranes , especially during long dry seasons – when ecosystems are vulnerable to depletion and the risk of biodiversity loss increases. Water filters not only serve the cranes but also contribute to maintaining water quality in core habitat areas.

Through these actions, Vietravel affirms its pioneering role in developing tourism associated with corporate social responsibility, so that tourists not only enjoy their trip but also contribute to restoring the habitat.

4. Summer in the West, eco-tourism at Tram Chim National Park, experience making cajuput paintings

During the flood season from August to November, Tram Chim opens additional sightseeing routes that combine experiences of local people's livelihood. (Photo: Collected)

This summer, instead of choosing a crowded city or a bustling beach, let's explore a peaceful and cool Tram Chim with your family and children. This is the ideal time to enjoy the fresh air, take a boat ride through the green cajuput forests, listen to the birds calling and relax in the rare wild nature with the tour itinerary: Dong Thap - Tram Chim National Park - Experience making cajuput paintings - My Phuoc Thanh Eco-tourism Area - Xeo Quit Relic Area - Green dream in the land of pink lotus (2 days 1 night) .

• Experience a motorboat to explore the wetland ecosystem conservation area typical of Dong Thap Muoi region : Visitors can witness birds such as storks, ducks, lapwings... in their natural environment.
• In addition, visitors can also interact with artisans, learn how to make traditional Melaleuca paintings and receive Melaleuca paintings as gifts during this trip.

During the journey to explore Tram Chim National Park , visitors can also immerse themselves in the cool natural space of My Phuoc Thanh eco-tourism area , sip the culinary essence of the "land of pink lotus"; or experience a sampan ride to explore Xeo Quit with a 20-hectare primeval cajuput forest covered with green clusters of climbing vines, highlighted by the lotus lake and beautiful natural scenery... and above all, the heroic revolutionary base of the nation.

Let each trip not only be an enjoyment, but also a practical action for the environment. Joining Vietravel on green tours, you will not only discover the beauty of Tram Chim, but also contribute to restoring the green color to nature and "calling the cranes back" with lush reed grass fields. In particular, from May 14 to June 1, 2025, when purchasing any Summer tour at Vietravel in the economy, standard, and premium lines, customers who are children under 12 years old will also receive a tour to Tram Chim National Park (applicable to bookings paid during the above period and only applicable to bookings with children under 12 years old, maximum 2 children/booking). The program comes with a series of summer 2025 promotions and attractive gifts. Hurry up and book now, because the number of tours is limited!

The journey to Tram Chim with Vietravel is not only to explore the fertile land, but also an opportunity to join the project " Bringing the cranes back ", contributing to restoring the habitat for rare birds. This summer, let's live green - go green with Vietravel , so that every step is a commitment for a sustainable natural future.
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