Pu Mat National Park

Pu Mat National Park is located at 18o46' North latitude and 104o24' East longitude in Nghe An province. Pu Mat National Park is located on the administrative boundaries of 3 districts: Anh Son, Con Cuong, and Tuong Duong, the southern boundary of the National Park (National Park) runs along the Vietnam-Laos border. Pu National Park is located in the tropical monsoon climate zone. The average annual rainfall here is 1,800mm and the average temperature is 23.5oC. Located on the central strip of land, Pu Mat National Park has many advantages in tourism development: large area, high biodiversity with many new species of forest animals and plants discovered during the past. Recently: 2,500 plant species belonging to 160 families and nearly 1,000 animal species... In particular, a pristine natural landscape as if never touched by human hands: upstream primeval forest of Khe Thoi, Khe Bu, Khe Choang, Cao Veu... Khe Kem Waterfall, Moc Spring, Giang River, isolated forests and typical cultural features of the Thai, H'mong, and Dan Lai ethnic groups - wild features are nature's gifts to Pu Mat National Park. Unique features To the scientific community, the name Pu Mat is not strange because this is one of the first places to discover a rare animal species: Saola. With a core area of ​​94,804 hectares and a buffer zone of 86,000 hectares, spread over three districts of Tuong Duong, Con Cuong and Anh Son of Nghe An province, Pu Mat is the home of the Thai people - an ethnic group that has lived here for many years. life. The majestic wildness of Pu Mat mountains and forests is mixed with the unique and sophisticated culture of the Thai people. They live in most villages, in wooden stilt houses and cultivate wet rice. In hilly areas, they participate in planting trees or slash-and-burn agriculture, growing crops or other food crops; livestock and poultry farming; making traditional rattan and bamboo products and weaving fabrics. Thai brocade fabric is famous for its uniqueness, colorful colors and durability. Maintaining long-standing traditions, Thai people live concentratedly according to family lines, each community has its own beliefs and customs, and there are festivals associated with bumper seasons and agricultural production. Stall dancing and drinking wine are unmistakable features in the daily activities of Thai people. The minority are the Kinh ethnic group (mainly living in Con Cuong town) and the Dan Lai ethnic group. Dan Lai people live concentrated in 3 villages: Co Phat, Ban Con and Ban Bung in Mon Son commune located in the southeast of Pu Mat National Park. They live and farm on sloping land, making a living through hunting. and gathering. Priceless gifts of nature In Thai, Pu means mountain peak, Pu Mat is the highest mountain peak in the area (1,841m) and is named for the National Park. Rarely do any tourists conquer this mountain peak, even though they may have previously stood with their arms outstretched on the top of Fansipan. Pu Mat is beautiful in the majesty of the green forest, in the pristine beauty untouched by human hands. Coming to Pu Mat, visitors will admire the wildness of the primeval forest with the highest biodiversity in Vietnam and many outstanding landscapes. Coming to Pu Mat, visitors will admire the pure sangang forest, about 40km from the administrative area of ​​the park, about 100 hectares wide. This is an ancient forest, about 50m high and shady all year round, in Tam Dinh commune, Tuong Duong district. The nature here is magical with green foliage still dripping with dew every morning, and the sound of birds singing through the branches at dawn. Enjoying relaxation in the morning, visitors can immerse themselves in the cool nature of Khe Kem waterfall (also known as Kem waterfall) in the sultry heat typical of the Central region. About 20km south of Con Cuong town, the majestic Kem waterfall is 150m high. Many scientists doing research here have confirmed that Kem Waterfall is the most pristine waterfall in Vietnam. The road to the waterfall is winding, winding and bumpy. Maybe that will discourage tourists, but for those who can overcome the not-so-short journey to see with their own eyes a natural creation for Pu Mat, that person will certainly not feel regretful. Thai people call Kem waterfall Bo Bo, meaning white silk strip. Looking up from the foot of the waterfall, you will have the feeling of the stream flowing endlessly in strips of white foam, like an endless strip of white silk. Blending in that magical white color is a clear, cool stream and the songs of all kinds of birds. On the way to Kem waterfall, the impression that remains in visitors about the beauty of Pu Mat is the sound of water flowing at the Pha Lai dam (flower of heaven), in the red color like a poinciana on the trees on both banks of the Giang River (away from the area). administrative distance of the national park is about 20km). An almost rare strange thing in Pu Mat is that on small boats sailing on the Giang River, visitors feel like they are returning to true nature, where humans are just a small part of nature. Both sides are densely wooded and wild, with the highlight being the majestic limestone mountains, dotted with the colorful colors of Orchids and cool clear blue water. If tourists bring some fruits, they will surely meet Mr. Ton's descendants without fear coming out to "receive gifts". They will swing on tree branches, creating a scene like the Painted Fruit. From the intersection of Khe Diem bridge on Highway 7, go along the road to Mon Son and Luc Da areas of Con Cuong district for about 3km, visitors will meet Moc stream. Unlike other streams, the water here seems to come up from the ground, clear and flowing, dissipating the scorching heat of summer. In autumn, the stream seems cooler with the air. On the contrary, in winter, nature here gives the stream a miracle: extremely warm water on cold days.

Nghe An 119 view June to August

Ngày cập nhật : 12/09/2024