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Located in the Southeast region, Bu Gia Map is a national park dedicated to preserving rare genetic resources of flora and fauna. Spanning an area of 26,032 hectares, with an additional 15,200 ha buffer zone, Bu Gia Map was officially declared a national park on November 27 by the Prime Minister. (source: see more information about Bu Gia Map and national park ) The gorgeous natural scenery of Bu Gia Map National Park. Photo: Hanoimoi This national park, located in the transition area from the Central Highlands to the Southern Delta, is filled with rivers and streams originating from Dak Nong province. Its tropical forest and 90% forest coverage make it a haven for rare plants and animals, contributing to the preservation of the Southeast region’s wildlife ecosystem. In addition to its natural beauty and biodiversity, Bu Gia Map also serves as a watershed protection forest for Thac Mo and Can Don reservoirs. This unique combination of natural features makes it a valua...

According to Vietnam’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, a special festival will be held in Lai Chau province from October 6 to 8. The festival aims to celebrate and promote the traditional identities and values of ethnic minorities, educate about patriotic traditions and national pride, and strengthen the unity of the nation. 13 localities, including Lai Chau and its neighboring provinces, will participate in the festival. Additionally, provinces across the country such as Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh, and Kon Tum will be involved. The festival aims to introduce and promote the nation’s cultural, sports, and tourism potential and strengths, especially among less-populated ethnic groups with a population of less than 10,000. It also seeks to raise awareness and responsibility in preserving and promoting the cultural identity of the 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam. The opening ceremony of the festival will be broadcast live on Vietnam Television and Radio – Television of Lai C...

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