Admire Tra Su's "marble" painting.

DNHN - The Tra Su Melaleuca forest's allure increases as its wild natural beauty is combined with innovative features, adorned with inventive objects, and imbued with the sound of Southern folklore, thereby bringing moderate beauty. Majestic and poetic

The Tra Su Melaleuca forest's allure increases as its wild natural beauty is combined with innovative features, adorned with inventive objects, and imbued with the sound of Southern folklore, thereby bringing moderate beauty. Majestic and poetic simultaneously. This is a beautiful destination that visitors to the American West cannot overlook.
When the rains arrive to cool the entire forest in the seventh and eighth lunar months, this is also the time when visitors can see the unique "giant marble picture" known as Tra Su.

The term "marble" refers to a style of landscape painting.
The landscape painting is compared to "marble" because it is composed of emerald-green duckweed carpets painted by nature in a variety of dark and light tones that flow into one another to form veins that are extremely flexible. lively and captivating.
The placid surface of the water reflects the shadow of Melaleuca, the image of thousands of Tra Su, and the sparkling colours, creating a charming "beautiful party" in the world. The passionate, nature-loving heart will undoubtedly have its own feelings regarding the rhinestones floating along the water, which attract visitors due to their distinctive shape.

As the sun rises, Tra Su dons a young green shirt that gradually turns yellow in the bright sunlight, creating an unforgettable moment captured by tourists from around the world. When viewing a panoramic view of Tra Su from above, visitors will be awed by the shimmering, enchanted space that evokes thoughts of royalty.

Tra Su is a master at retaining guests from afar, leaving behind a great deal of affection and nostalgia every time you depart. Because this unit promotes the potential and inherent advantages of Melaleuca forests towards green and sustainable tourism. Being properly invested and exploiting the potential in a methodical, scientific, and efficient manner, RTTS quickly rose to the top of the list of "typical Mekong Delta tourist destinations." In addition to providing gratification regarding the quality of friendly and professional service, this location provides a space conducive to soul-nourishing values.
Where life is abundant
The most beautiful time in Tra Su is early dawn, followed by a peaceful and romantic sunset. Dawn - while the sun was still peeking over the horizon, Tra Su's possessions awoke, bringing with them the cherished fullness of life after a long night. At this time, flocks of birds are chirping and performing boisterous dances in the sky; they spread their wings and tails and begin to welcome the new day.
Sitting on a vi vu dinghy at sunset, guests will be able to admire the gentle beauty of the sun drops pouring rose gold while inhaling the pure scent of Melaleuca flowers. Immersed in the vastness and surrounded by verdant vegetation, I suddenly felt insignificant in comparison to the majesty of nature.

If sunrise has perfect beautiful light, sunset will be a magical time to capture amber-tone photos with unique "background" such as pier, water-wood bungalow, pigeon castle chain, Ten thousand bamboo bridge steps, pairs of empty houses - roofs, yards to watch birds in the sky... The check-in photos inside the forest will be more enchanted than ever before due to the rows of ancient Melaleuca trees with their unique root structures and gently leaning trunks. Cleverly interwoven to form a one-of-a-kind dome.

Indeed, this dazzling natural scene conceals an abundance of natural resources in the "golden forest" covering more than 845 hectares, the habitat of numerous plant, animal, and bird species. rare. During this time period until the end of the year, tens of thousands of migratory birds of numerous species and varieties have chosen Tra Su Melaleuca Forest as a safe haven on their way south to escape the cold. They congregate here, where there is an abundant food chain, like the phrase "good land birds perch" Underneath that layer of bran are countless prawns and fish, as the water has significantly increased the diversity of aquatic life in this area.

After hiding, they never left but joined that "official member," so they were protected as the population density increased. The protection of biodiversity provides not only ecological benefits, but also high social and human benefits, contributing to tourism and enriching research and development archives. Education for the generations to come.

Tra Su possesses a landscape that is compared to a "natural wonderland" and causes visitors to fall in love the moment they set foot there. Just enjoy the beautiful scenery while being pampered by the shimmering "virtual life" and savouring delicious river specialties. Tra Su Melaleuca Forest is an ideal "tasty, nutritious, and inexpensive" destination! Visitors will be instantly captivated by this wild biosphere space.

Minh Ngoc