Tra Su – The brilliant color palette of nature

DNHN - Tra Su is a "hidden jewel" floating in the river's four corners, surrounded by lush greenery. Because of its vibrant and gorgeous "color pallet," Tra Su's natural painting has been more popular at every An Giang festival

So it's becoming more popular with visitors who fall in love at first sight.

"Floating island" with sparkling water Tra Su

The villages of the Khmer and Kinh people, famed for their distinctive handicrafts like silk weaving, brocade scarves, and bags, are looming in the distance, surrounding the Melaleuca jungle.... material with a natural color. Silkworm raising, silkworm nursery, silk weaving; every home has a spinning wheel and a rattling loom. Tourists may witness this interesting activity for themselves.

Since the time of the boom, agricultural cultivation has relied on natural circumstances by default; through time, this imbued heritage has permeated the people's psyche and eventually evolved into the habit of offering gratitude to nature every year. bring about a full, complete existence. This is also the "ecological concept" that rural people have used for a long time to keep and protect the natural environment.

Every year in mid-April, travelers may visit Tra Su Melaleuca Forest and combine their experience with the most significant religious and cultural festivities of the Khmer people who live in Tinh Bien and Tri Ton. The Chol Chnam Thmay celebration symbolizes the desire for a new year with good weather, plentiful harvests, and rich and luxuriant food. To make things even better, visitors get to see the beauty of the region and the people of An Giang.

Tra Su is a huge, loving water road embracing the ancient forest, lying quietly in the center of smooth nature, appearing to split the border from which Tra Su is like a "floating island," floating gently in the wide sea of water, is what tourists love about Tra Su. Just like that, the twisting, flexible flow forms a calm yet beautiful and lyrical landscape under the dark melaleuca canopy.

Seeing the whole scene of the great thousand Tra Su from the observation deck makes it look like heaven. The artwork is made by the hands of the creator and has a lot of detail in it. It looks beautiful on the dominant green background, when it "drifts" out into separate green patches and when the lovers "dissolve" into each other. A good way to do this is to make it look good. In the forest, there is a rich green that covers the ground, and tiny duckweed adds a green color. The mulberry flower carpet has a light blue color, too.

While this "hidden treasure" has a variety of shapes, the more glittering it is, the more lovely and enveloping it is, and when we feel most at peace and tranquility. Visitors will be thrilled to see the sunset as it transforms Tra Su into a delicate pastel pink haze in the glistening golden light of the late afternoon. In An Giang, Vietnam, the Tra Su Melaleuca woodland trip is nothing new, yet it's always popular with travelers, particularly those from outside the country. You'll get a sense of how wonderful and dazzling this existence is just by glancing at the lush greenery that characterizes this area!

"Awe Walk" on the Thousand Steps Bamboo Bridge

Instead of getting caught up in the stress of trying to make ends meet and worrying about the little things, take an "awe walk" to clear your head and allow yourself to be overwhelmed by the wonders of the natural world.

Studies show that doing an "awe walk" sort of walking tour might decrease stress, enhance mental health, connect more effectively with the current world, and boost pleasant feelings. These include extremes such as awe and appreciation. 

There is no need to look far in the "awe walk" trip route. Tra Su Melaleuca Forest is a highly valued location, particularly suited for a stroll with an active attitude to concentrate on the outside scenery and experience everything. A new point of view Step by leisurely step between nature and a green river, through the forest, "touch" the realm of freedom and independence.

Try your hardest to feel the universe moving under your feet; below lies the environment, the source of life for all things. This richness is the result of several food chain networks convergent here, resulting in good interaction amongst wild aquatic species. There are a lot of valuable materials hidden in the "golden forest, silver sea." That's why it's called that.

Visitors may enjoy the cool wind of the forest, experience the delicate therapeutic perfume of Melaleuca flowers, listen to the singing of the birds, and forget their way in Tra Su, which is neither loud nor crowded. The sense of adventure and satisfaction on the ten thousand-step bamboo bridge will be considerably different from the "awe walk" in the city center.

A quiet weekend in a romantic environment, immersed in Tra Su's endless wonderful space, is a perfect idea for you. The cleanness and freshness of every breath is what makes this area a great "green tourist" destination for people who love nature./.

By Lap Nguyen