The ancient forest, famous for its unique cajeput trees in Nghe An, is at its most beautiful, allowing you to take plenty of photos.

The forest of single-tree trees (growing entirely of ancient trees - single-tree trees) in Tam Dinh commune, Tuong Duong district, Nghe An is a famous forest far and wide. This season, the ancient single-tree trees are "changing their clothes", the whole forest is like a colorful picture that makes tourists surprised, competing to film and take pictures.

The cassia forest in Tam Dinh commune, Tuong Duong district, Nghe An is famous far and wide for its majestic natural scenery. In particular, National Highway 7A with a very large traffic volume runs through the "heart" of the cassia forest. Therefore, the image of the cassia forest is known to many people.

This season, the cassia forest in Tam Dinh commune, Tuong Duong district, Nghe An is in the season of changing leaves. The cassia leaves with various colors from yellow, orange, red create a majestic natural picture. Photo: NT

Right next to Highway 7, tall cajuput trees stretch up to the blue sky. Photo: NT

The ancient cassia trees standing tall along the highway leave everyone in awe. Many cassia trees have trunks so large in diameter that it takes 1 or 2 people to hug around them. Local people no longer remember exactly when this cassia forest was established. When they grew up, the cassia trees had grown tall, reaching up to the lush green sky.

In 2014, the People's Committee of Nghe An province put the Tam Dinh cassia forest on the list of strictly protected areas. The existence of this special forest not only creates a highlight for the tourism industry in the Western Nghe An region, but also the awareness and spirit of forest protection of the local people. The cassia forest is like a treasure of the local people.

National Highway 7 runs through the "heart" of the cajuput forest. Photo: NT

The People's Committee of Tuong Duong district, Nghe An province built a stilt house and other supporting facilities to serve tourists when they stop by the casuarina forest. Photo: NT

Right next to Highway 7, Tuong Duong district invested in building a stilt house and some auxiliary items as a stop for tourists to sightsee. This season, the cassia forest is changing leaves. The cassia leaves gradually turn orange, yellow and then red, creating a beautiful multi-colored picture.

"Every time I pass by here, I stop to rest and enjoy the scenery. Sitting right next to the national highway, it feels like I'm in a primeval forest, surrounded by ancient trees and dense forests," said Nguyen Van Tu, a tourist who was stopping by the cassia forest.

People in Tam Dinh commune, Tuong Duong district, Nghe An province set up stalls along National Highway 7 to serve tourists. The cajuput forest is like a masterpiece of nature, making tourists stop to admire the scenery. Photo: NT

The tall, straight banyan trees are stretching and shedding their leaves to "change their clothes". Photo: NT

All exploitation activities in the cajuput forest are strictly prohibited. The forest is also strictly protected. Photo: NT

The tall trees stretch straight up to the blue sky, shedding their last leaves to prepare to put on a new coat of green buds.

The entire casuarina forest is about 214 hectares wide. Of these, about 70 hectares are planned as special-use forests. Under the casuarina trees, some households have built huts to sell water to tourists.

All exploitation activities in the casuarina forest are strictly prohibited. Currently, there is a group of 7 families taking care of and protecting the forest. Local authorities also regularly inspect and monitor. Protecting the forest is an urgent task that is always focused on, to preserve it for future generations.

Source: https://danviet.vn/rung-cay-co-moc-toan-cay-sang-le-noi-tieng-o-nghe-an-dang-vao-do-dep-nhat-tha-ho-chup-anh-20250317114205599.htm