Be amazed by the picturesque scenery of Ben En, resembling a traditional ink painting.

TPO - Ben En National Park in Thanh Hoa province, with its lush vegetation, rich and diverse ecosystem, and system of 21 incredibly beautiful islands of varying sizes, attracts tourists from both within and outside the country.

Video: Admire the beauty of Ben En National Park, Thanh Hoa province.

Ben En National Park (located in the former Nhu Thanh and Nhu Xuan districts, Thanh Hoa province), established in 1992, covers an area of ​​over 15,000 hectares with a flora comprising 462 species and 125 genera. Viewed from above, Ben En National Park impresses with its vast area and lush vegetation, along with a rich and diverse ecosystem within its expansive primary forest.

Visiting Ben En, tourists can experience boat and canoe tours around the Muc River lake, admiring the islands with their diverse and rich ecosystems. They can also explore 21 large and small islands floating on the water, breathing in the cool, fresh air.

The islands are scattered across the lake's surface, each one a striking detail against the endless green backdrop. Some are round, others elongated in an arc shape, and still others are small strips of land barely large enough for a few trees to stand silently amidst the waves.

Some islands have been given evocative and suggestive names by the locals, such as Twin Islands, Hope Island, Paradise Island, and Dreamy Harbor Island... From above, these islands are not only geographical features but also striking splashes of color in the vast landscape.

From a high vantage point, one can clearly see how nature in Ben En has created a multi-layered ecosystem; forests surround the lake, the lake embraces the islands, and each cluster of islands is home to various species of birds and wild animals, while clusters of clouds drifting across the high sky add to the vibrant scene. These features explain why Ben En is considered one of the most beautiful nature reserves in the North Central region of Vietnam.

With an area of ​​approximately 15,000 hectares, of which primary forest accounts for the majority, Ben En not only has biological value but also possesses rich tourism potential. However, the area currently retains its tranquil, pristine beauty... an advantage for developing ecotourism linked to long-term conservation.

According to the leaders of Ben En National Park, for over 32 years, the unit has promoted forest protection, people's livelihoods, and ecotourism development. Every year, Ben En National Park attracts approximately 25,000 visitors for sightseeing and experiences.

With its magnificent and beautiful natural landscape, this place will be an attractive destination for both domestic and international tourists.

Each season, Ben En exudes a unique beauty, like a shimmering ink painting blending the azure hues of the sky, water, clouds, and vegetation. To this day, Ben En National Park continues to prioritize nature conservation, ecotourism preservation, and the livelihoods of the local people.

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