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U Minh Forest runs along the Trèm Trẹm, Cái Tàu, and Đốc rivers, divided into two parts: Upper U Minh (Kiên Giang) and Lower U Minh in Cà Mau province. The Lower U Minh mangrove forest covers a total area of 35,000 hectares. The ecological terrain of the brackish mangrove forest, with 6 months of flooding and 6 months of dryness, makes it a large biosphere reserve in the world, featuring a diverse range of rare flora and fauna.
Experience the tranquility of gliding in a boat along the river, letting your soul merge with the sounds of water and rustling leaves. Admire the simple, rustic thatched-roof houses of the locals, or drift along the crisscrossing channels to truly appreciate the untouched beauty of this part of our homeland.
Visiting U Minh Garden, interacting with the honest and sincere locals, joining them in fishing or relaxing under the shade of the mangrove trees, will leave indelible marks in your journey.
Explore the Ngọc Hiển Bird Sanctuary.
Nestled in Ngọc Hiển district, spanning 130 hectares, the area boasts the Bảy Háp river meandering through alongside a pristine network of channels and creeks, becoming a sanctuary for numerous bird species.
Along the crimson-hued riverbanks, adorned with silt deposits, graceful white birds sway gently, amidst the rustling of leaves, nature seems to awaken, embellishing the simple life of the locals here.
Khoai Island
Khoai Island is likened to a sentinel guarding the skies, seas, and the western region of the Fatherland, it stands not only as a historical witness but also a perfect natural wonder bestowed upon the land of Cà Mau.
Located in Tan An commune, Ngoc Hien district, Hon Khoai Island is situated 14.6 km from the mainland. Its resemblance to a potato has affectionately earned it its name. Surrounded by numerous small islands, Hon Khoai forms a majestic marine community.
Hon Khoai Island boasts a diverse ecosystem, featuring many streams, including two large freshwater streams, along with clean beaches, serving as a docking point for many boats and abundant marine species.
The island is home to a stone and cement-built lighthouse, which has stood for nearly 100 years and remains a vital part of the maritime beacon system.
Silver Stone Island
Hòn Đá Bạc, nestled within the domain of Kinh Hòn hamlet, Khánh Bình Tây commune, Trần Văn Thời district, belongs to a cluster of pristine islands (including Hòn Ông Ngộ, Hòn Đá Lẻ, and Hòn Đá Bạc). Stacks of granite, arranged haphazardly by nature's hand, adorn this unique locale. Bearing indelible marks of history, it has weathered the storms of war and the vicissitudes of time.
Embark on a journey to the land of Cà Mau, where captivating landscapes await, offering moments to immerse oneself in the serenity of its rivers, intricate network of canals, bustling floating markets, and lush orchards bursting with ripe fruits. This land at the southernmost tip of the motherland is not only sacred but also incredibly enticing.
