Forest protection forces of the Central Highland province of Lam Dong and experts of the World Conservation Society (WCS) made a sudden raid on many restaurants in Da Lat city on August 26.

Vietnam has many islands, yet only one of them is listed in the famous old “silk road” on the east sea. It is Cu Lao Cham or Cham Islet, which has been recognised by UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve. Here, tourists can partake in sight-seeing or just enjoy the under-sea beauty.

Apricot Waterfall (Thac Mai in Vietnamese) located in Dinh Quan district in south-eastern province of Dong Nai will come as a surprise to visitors due to it’s pristine natural charm, resembling the Amazon jungle.

Cuu Thac Tu Son Resort are next to 12B Highway, near Kim Boi Spa with area 120ha. Asphalt roads are stretched to the gate of Resort, it’s very favorable to all of kind  vehicles from 04 to 50 seats to come in and out parking lot easy. In here, there are majestic natural landscape, cool climate like Da Lat, Sa Pa in Muong land.

The Phu An Bamboo Village, a work by Dr. Diep Thi My Hanh, will be among 15 organizations that will receive the UNDP’s Equator Prize. Dr. My Hanh will accept the award in New York during the UN General Assembly meeting on biodiversity on September 22.

Coming to Da Giang Stream, you can indulge yourself in the fresh air, listening to birds’ singing by an enchanting river.

As many as 60 experts from 20 Asian countries gathered at a meeting in Thua Thien-Hue province on August 25 to evaluate the impact of natural disasters in the region.

A three-day Vegetarian Food Festival will be held for the first time in HCM City at District 1's September 23 Park. Apart from restaurants, around 80 stalls will feature packaged vegetarian-food producers under the theme For the Sake of Health and the Environment.

The global Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund is again seeking applications from Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam for funds to conserve the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot.

Located in the south of Vietnam, approximately 150 km north of HCM City, Cat Tien National Park or Nam Cat Tien is home to 600 species of flora, hundreds of precious medicinal herbs, over 60 kinds of orchids, 240 species of birds, and over 50 species of animals, including the endangered Javan rhino, one of Asia’s rarest mammals.