Ecotourism Area 184

Ecotourism Area 184 is located amidst the mangrove forest in Cha La hamlet, Tam Giang commune, Ca Mau province, covering an area of ​​252 hectares. This includes a strictly protected area and a buffer zone. This forest embodies the distinctive characteristics of the Ca Mau mangrove ecosystem.

Monkeys at the 184 Eco -tourism Area. Photo: Huynh Lam

Biodiversity Conservation Area 184 boasts 44 plant species, including 32 species characteristic of the mangrove ecosystem, predominantly Rhizophora apiculata trees over 20 years old. Particularly noteworthy are several rare species such as the white toad, Avicennia marina, Sonneratia caseolaris, and Sonneratia caseolaris; there are also 6 bird species, 5 mammal species, 2 reptile species, and 2 amphibian species. The flora and fauna are conserved for research, study, sightseeing, and tourism. Under the forest canopy, the animal life is abundant, with the presence of numerous troops of monkeys, langurs, squirrels, civets, otters, and more.

Bird sanctuary at eco-tourism area 184. Photo: Thanh Dung

In the middle of the forest lies a bird sanctuary, a habitat for many bird species that come to nest and breed. The most prominent are egrets and herons, numbering in the thousands, along with many other species such as water striders, herons, and snipe, as well as larger birds like the lotus heron and stork, who also build their nests here. This area also provides a favorable environment for many reptiles such as king cobras, vipers, monitor lizards, and other amphibians, crustaceans, and mollusks to thrive and develop.

Mud snails live under the forest canopy. Photo: Huynh Lam

The biodiversity conservation area has received investment in the construction of forest bridges, restaurants, and other facilities to serve tourists.

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Source: https://www.camau.gov.vn/diem-den/khu-du-lich-sinh-thai-184-254280