7 most interesting green national parks for “golden week” April 30-Travel

Vietnam’s national parks stretching from the North – Central – South, each with diverse ecosystems and animals promise to be exciting and adventurous stops for a long holiday.

1. Ba Vi National Park

Since the beginning of the 20th century, Ba Vi has been a famous place thanks to its diversity of ecosystems and beautiful scenery and cool climate. This national park is located between the majestic scenery of three mountain peaks, namely King Peak 1,296 m high, Tan Vien peak 1,227 m high, Ngoc Hoa peak 1,131 m high.

Thanks to the trees, the air here is always fresh and cool. Moreover, Ba Vi National Park is only about 50 km west of Hanoi, so the travel time is only 2 hours and there are many beautiful trails to walk along the temples on top of Tan Vien, Strolling around tropical rainforests…

Ba Vi also has many fascinating historical sites associated with famous legends such as Son Tinh – Thuy Tinh, King’s Peak, Upper – Middle – Lower Temple, and President Ho Chi Minh’s temple. In addition, this place also has many interesting places to visit: cactus garden, Ngoc Hoa cave, revolutionary historical site of fortress 600, French military area, French summer camp, old church, prison During the French period, Tan Vien temple, Uncle Ho temple and Bao Thien tower…

You can camp outdoors or stay in the Tan Da Spa Resort, which has an interesting mud bath.

2. Cat Ba National Park

Cat Ba National Park is the largest island in the beautiful Ha Long Bay. As the Center of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this place Not only possesses an extremely diverse ecosystem, the national park in Cat Ba also attracts a large number of tourists. travel at home and abroad because of the long-standing historical values ​​that are still preserved to this day.

The forest ecosystem in Cat Ba National Park is extremely diverse with thousands of different species of flora and fauna. In which, there are rows of old trees, extremely large trunks, and super-wide foliage. In addition, the marine ecosystem of Cat Ba National Forest is concentrated mainly in the bays, coastlines and foothills of limestone mountains. Here, visitors will be able to participate in extremely attractive entertainment activities such as kayaking to visit the island, scuba diving to see corals, swimming and playing by the bay.

The holiday of the ancestors’ death anniversary or the golden week of April 30 this year falls in the most beautiful time of this national forest.

3. Con Dao National Park

Con Dao, also known as Con Dao National Park, is an archipelago of 16 mostly uninhabited small islands off the southern coast. The national park is located on the main island of Con Son where there are coral reefs and the most beautiful white sand beach in the country.

Visitors can even see endangered sea turtles nesting on the shore.

4. Ba Be National Park

It is home to the Tay, Dao and Hmong tribes and the richest natural ecosystem in Vietnam. This place also has many interesting landscapes, still retaining the wild and natural beauty. In 2003, Ba Be was recognized as an ASEAN Heritage Park.

The most interesting destination is the “jewel” of Ba Be Lake, you will have the opportunity to walk around the clear blue lake by canoe, a very typical feature of the indigenous people or you can also travel by motorboat. Go to Nang River, visit other natural attractions.

5. Nui Chua National Park

This beautiful eco-tourist spot on Vietnam’s South Central Coast is considered a “desert” due to its dry conditions and low rainfall. It overlooks a beautiful stretch of coastline where turtles nest and makes for a great motorcycle ride. The park is also home to black Asian bears, primates, bats and birds.

The buffer zone of Nui Chua National Park is also home to the Raglay, Cham, Kinh, Hoa ethnic groups… with a unique culture, many traditional festivals such as boating, singing mausoleum, worshiping Ong fish…

6. Bach Ma National Park

Coming to Bach Ma National Park, visitors will admire the beauty of flowers, lyrical landscapes or can participate in activities such as camping, bathing in streams, bird watching, walking, burning incense and worshiping Buddha. Visit the old villas…

Or even more interesting is to visit Tri Sao waterfall – where many star pheasants live, Do Quyen heroic waterfall, Ngu Ho trail leading to 5 lakes located in succession formed from a large stream; Vong Hai Dai trail leads to the viewing platform on the top of Bach Ma, covering the scenery of Hai Van Pass, Chan May Bay…

7. Phu Quoc National Park

Phu Quoc National Park is a must-visit destination when coming to Phu Quoc Island and it was recognized by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve in 2010.

Phu Quoc National Park stands out with its biodiversity center, with three typical forest ecosystems: mangrove forest, alum flooded Melaleuca forest, and deciduous evergreen forest. Phu Quoc has primeval old forests, full of natural beauty when full of forests, seas, streams, waterfalls and hills.

When visiting Phu Quoc National Park, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the top of Chua Mountain at an altitude of 565m (the roof of Phu Quoc), camping, fishing and enjoying famous specialties such as myrtle wine. Phu Quoc, grilled bien mai, stream fish…