Visit U Minh Ha to experience green tourism in Muoi Ngot and Song Trem

In the fertile land of U Minh Ha, the community eco-tourism site of Song Trem and Muoi Ngot (Ca Mau province) is becoming an attractive destination for nature-loving tourists.

Song Trem Ecotourism Area with an area of ​​over 110 hectares, is considered a pioneer in the restoration and conservation of wildlife in Ca Mau province. Many rare species listed in the Red Book are carefully preserved. The ecosystem here is diverse in flora and fauna, with the typical characteristics of Melaleuca forests, creating a rich biological picture in the middle of peaceful nature.

Tourists experience the road through the cajuput forest at Song Trem eco-tourism area.

Melaleuca forest.

Meanwhile, the tourist destination Muoi Ngot – formed and exploited since the end of 2015 – was voted as one of the impressive eco-tourism destinations in Vietnam. Preserving its wild and mysterious beauty, Muoi Ngot is associated with a green tourism model, based on nature and community. It only takes about an hour by road for visitors to get here, then continue by boat through the canals winding through the cajuput forest, admiring the rustic and peaceful U Minh Ha village.

Visitors immerse themselves in nature, breathing fresh air among the vast cajuput forest.

Canoeing to see the cajuput forest attracts many tourists.

Young guests eagerly took souvenir photos next to the flower garden and ancient cajuput forest.

Coming to Muoi Ngọt, visitors not only enjoy the fresh air, but also transform into the people of the river region: go to the beehive, set traps, go fishing, pick vegetables, enjoy clean fruits in the garden. The rustic specialties such as grilled snakehead fish, braised eel with Morinda leaves, young bee salad, fried wild mice with lemongrass and chili... have the typical flavor of the U Minh forest land that makes diners unforgettable.

With its unique ecological, cultural and experiential values, Song Trem – Muoi Ngot is affirming its position as an ideal destination for tourists on their journey to explore the Southwest region, where people live in harmony and preserve every inch of their homeland’s forests and water.

Tourists weave through the green canals in Muoi Ngot.

Setting traps to catch eels is a popular profession that has been practiced by local people for a long time.

The experience of catching fish in the fields brings excitement to tourists.

Tourists experience honey harvesting - a unique traditional profession of the U Minh Ha region.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/anh/ve-u-minh-ha-trai-nghiem-du-lich-xanh-o-muoi-ngot-va-song-trem-20251007232634743.htm