Tra Su Cajeput Forest is home to various flora and fauna species in Vietnam.
Covering an area of nearly 850 hectares, most of the trees in Tra Su are over 10 years old with an average height of 5 to 8 meters. (Photo: Diem Dang Dung)
(Photo: Kien Pham)
Lotus is grown along the path leading to Tra Su forest. (Photo: angiang.gov.vn)
(Photo: Diem Dang Dung)
Tra Su Cajeput Forest is most beautiful in the rainy season from September to November. Visitors can enjoy the beauty of the forest by boat.
Cajeput trees grow in straight lines, like an arch welcoming visitors. (Photo: angiang.gov.vn)
Water ferns cover the water surface on the way leading to Tra Su forest by boat. (Photo: angiang.gov.vn)
Many visitors are eager to explore the magnificent natural beauty of Tra Su forest. It looks like a vivid and colorful picture. (Photo: angiang.gov.vn)
The forest is made even more brilliant with the yellow sesban flowers which are typical food in the Mekong delta region in the rainy season. (Photo: angiang.gov.vn)
(Photo: Diem Dang Dung)
The green forest is dotted with white storks, which fly back to Tra Su at unset. They look like white silk on the tree branches. (Photo: Diem Dang Dung)
Tra Su cajeput forest is being renovated for ecotourism. Especially its “thousand steps” bamboo bridge with a total length of more than 10 km is now the longest bamboo bridge in Vietnam. (Photo: nhandan.vn)