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Explore the mesmerizing expanse of the verdant forest ecosystem, captivating countless visitors. (Photo: ST)
For those with robust endurance, embark on extensive wilderness trails: Ao Ech – Viet Hai, Kim Giao – Tung Di, May Bau – Hang Quan Y, taking approximately 4 to 8 hours to conquer. Alternatively, for those with moderate stamina, opt for moderately lengthy routes of just over 2 hours of travel: Kim Giao Forest – Ngự Lâm Summit, Trung Trang Cave – Uy Ban Cave.
Eco-Tourism by the Sea
Renowned not only for its diverse forest ecosystem but also blessed with a rich marine ecosystem, Cat Ba National Park boasts vibrant coral reefs juxtaposed with bat-inhabited caves, serving as the highlights of this expedition. When visiting Hai Phong, ensure to explore Cat Ba National Park for a chance to behold the beautiful natural landscapes at Lan Ha Bay, Tra Bau, Viet Hai… You can rent a kayak to delve into every mysterious nook and cranny. Moreover, there are numerous engaging tourism and sports activities awaiting your participation.
Capturing the magnificent moments of exploring the rich marine ecosystem. (Photo: ST)
Exploring the Animal Ecosystem
Cat Ba National Park is home to a multitude of animal species, including about 55 reptile species, 25 amphibian species, 274 insect species, 58 mammal species, and 205 bird species from various families. Especially when visiting here, you will have the opportunity to witness the spectacle of migrating bird flocks returning to roost.
The diverse animal ecosystem in Cat Ba National Park (Photo: ST)
Moreover, Cat Ba National Park is home to a plethora of rare and endangered animal species such as the white-headed langur, black squirrel, serow, golden langur...
Some precious and rare animal species are being preserved here. (Image: ST)
With its rich and diverse ecosystem, stunning natural landscapes, Cat Ba National Park was awarded the title of 'World Biosphere Reserve' recognized by UNESCO on October 29, 2004. This has significantly influenced scientific research activities and the development of eco-tourism here.
