Tra Su - masterpiece green architecture, experience "Green lifestyle"

DNHN - Today, the "green lifestyle" is becoming increasingly popular. People also pay special attention to "going green" in addition to eating and breathing green foods.

Today, the "green lifestyle" is becoming increasingly popular. People also pay special attention to "going green" in addition to eating and breathing green foods. Therefore, green tourism types are becoming increasingly competitive in the tourism market. On the S-shaped strip of land, the Tra Su Melaleuca forest is one of the places known as the "green architecture" masterpiece of the Creator due to its magnificent nature, with everything brimming with magical vitality despite the clear weather. clean.

A new opportunity is presenting itself for the face of a lovely and pristine Tra Su to emerge. It is well-known that in addition to maximizing the tourism potential of the melaleuca forest, this location also prioritizes the conservation of nature's smallest creatures. The majority of items on the Tra Su campus are made from eco-friendly materials, such as bamboo and wood, which are based on nature and do not harm the environment.

It includes functional houses, clusters of miniatures, restaurant areas, piers, pigeon castles, and a bamboo bridge with ten thousand steps... Another delicate area deserving of 10 points for tourism here Before beginning their virtual life journey, visitors can change their clothes, use the mirror to apply make-up, and decorate the room's walls.

This strategy helps preserve the "green lung" of the West by meeting the current needs of tourists without depleting future resources. This green tourism trend is not only a responsibility but also a way to express gratitude for the blessings bestowed upon this land by mother nature. The starting point for all emotions to sublimate, gently touch the fresh space, close your eyes indifferently, and take a deep breath to fully appreciate the purity and freshness of Tra Su.

With a vast area of up to 845 hectares, the vast majority of tree species here are melaleucas of all ages and stages, from mature trees to saplings. They proliferate similarly throughout the seasons of changing leaves. Elderly Melaleuca trees with gnarled, weathered stems contemplatively observe the seedlings reaching for the sun. However, they all serve the same purpose of purifying the air, removing acid and alum from the soil, and producing nectar and sweet flowers for life.

Each patch of pale blue color blends into the next with artistic "ombre" hues woven into a floating velvet carpet covering the water's surface and enveloping a thousand tranquilities. Tra Su is still enchanted by the incredibly bright green light transformations; at midday, it turns yellow under the scorching summer sun, and in the late afternoon, it turns pink in the light of the setting sun. We can fully appreciate the enchantment of the forest's verdant ambiance when we observe such extraordinary scenes.

The lotus field extends endlessly into the core region, blooming brilliantly and spreading the pure fragrance. Visitors will pause to take photos as mementos, as the tranquil area offers a world apart from daily life.

When you purchase tickets to visit Tra Su between April 29 and May 3, you will also receive a free "folk cake buffet" In addition to the irresistible flavor of more than 30 varieties of fruit cakes, the cool atmosphere of the forest also draws guests to this party. Enjoying a country cake with the aroma of nostalgia while gazing at the picturesque river scenery enhances the flavor, which is difficult to describe in words.

More prominent is the super discount program of up to fifty percent off ticket prices for the education industry; a thirty percent discount voucher at the ART CAFE counter; and a fifteen percent discount when purchasing Tra Su honey...

The shimmering masterpiece of "green architecture" exemplifies Frances Hodgson Burnett's adage, "Be patient. When we look back, we will be astounded by the incredible changes that have occurred." Each of us is a small individual on this planet, and although our contributions may be small, the planet will become much more beautiful and better as a result.

Let's live a simple, eco-friendly lifestyle and be open to exploring and experiencing "green tourism"!

Ky Duyen