Located in Nghe An province, Pu Mat National Park is located in the administrative territory of 3 districts: Anh Son, Con Cuong and Tuong Duong with the southern boundary running along the Vietnam-Laos border.
Explore Pu Mat National Park – admire the “wild” beauty
Stretching along the central strip of land, with a tropical monsoon climate, Pu Mat National Park has long been a favorite tourist destination for many people, especially those who want to visit and admire. harmony with nature.
Pu Mat also has many animals from many different species, ensuring biodiversity, especially Sao La, an extremely rare mammal discovered first in Pu Mat.
A special feature that makes visitors extremely excited when visiting Pu Mat National Park is that the simplicity, rustic but equally majestic of the green forest is still preserved almost intact, not subject to much the impact of human hands.
Wild from the wild name Pu Mat , there is a system of primeval forests upstream Khe Thoi, Khe Bu, Khe Choang, Cao Veu, Khe Kem waterfall, Mo Moo spring, Giang river, or forest odd gas – an old forest shady all year round.
Coming to Khe Kem waterfall (also known as Kem waterfall), visitors can immerse themselves in the cool nature to forget the dazzling sunshine of the Central climate. Standing from a distance, the waterfall flows down gently like a silk ribbon adorned with white foam, mixed in the green of the mountains.
Pu Mat Nghe An is pristine beauty with the sound of water flowing on the Pha Lai dam, reminiscent of travelers with the brilliant red color of the phoenix and the paddles on the small boat on the banks of the Giang River.
Not only that, when choosing to travel to Pu Mat National Park, you will experience bold cultural beauty typical of ethnic groups such as Thai, H’mong, Dan Lai. Mentioning Pu Mat is referring to the Thai people, the ethnic group that has lived on this land for a long time, bringing a unique cultural beauty to this place with villages and wooden stilt houses.
The ethnic people are honest and naive. All year-round, they live by cultivating wet rice, burning up the fields on the hilly areas, raising some cattle and poultry. Thai culture is also reflected through handicraft products such as bamboo and rattan weaving, which are famous for the diversity in motifs, colors, and durability and beauty over time. Coming to Pu Mat to buy some litchi, drink Can wine, dance stall is the cultural beauty that every person visiting here wants to experience.
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