This is one of the activities under the Project “Promoting Hoang Lien National Park and Ecotourism Routes towards Recognition as a Provincial Tourism Area”, funded by the German Development Bank (KfW) through the ASEAN Biodiversity Center. The event attracted the participation of 40 delegates representing tourism companies, local authorities and communities in the core and buffer zones of Hoang Lien National Park.
Hoang Lien National Park is located on the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, in the two provinces of Lao Cai and Lai Chau , with a total area of 28,498 hectares. This is an area of particularly important biodiversity value, home to thousands of rare species of animals and plants.
In addition to its ecological value, Hoang Lien National Park also has many outstanding tourist destinations such as the route to conquer Fansipan peak - "the roof of Indochina", the Suoi Vang - Tinh Yeu area, the route to explore the primeval forest...
At the event, the consultant provided detailed information about the ecological characteristics, climbing routes such as Tram Ton, Sin Chai, the system of rest stops, signposts, and unique cultural values associated with the lives of the highland people. The event ended with the signing ceremony of a cooperation commitment between the Center and tourism businesses, opening up a sustainable development direction for the Fansipan climbing route, while creating livelihoods for the local people. Thereby, affirming the position of Fansipan on the national and international tourism map.
* Hoang Lien Tourism and Conservation Center responds to World Environment Day (June 5)
Responding to World Environment Day 2025 with the theme "End plastic pollution", Hoang Lien Tourism and Conservation Center has deployed a series of practical activities at Hoang Lien National Park and the Center's headquarters in Sa Pa town, to spread the message of environmental protection and sustainable ecotourism development.
Activities include general environmental sanitation, waste collection and classification, especially plastic waste; tree care, cleaning the agency campus and animal rescue cages. The center also cooperated with Nui Xe Forest Ranger Station to clean up the Suoi Vang - Tinh Yeu waterfall tourist site, clear sewers, and clear paths.
At the rest stops along the Fansipan summit route, the Center’s staff, porters, tour guides and tourists cleaned up, collected trash and encouraged them to bring it back to the gathering point. The activity not only cleaned up the landscape but also contributed to raising public awareness in preserving the “green gem” of the Northwest mountains and forests.
Source: https://baolaocai.vn/tang-cuong-quang-ba-tuyen-du-lich-chinh-phuc-dinh-fansipan-post403111.html
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