Na Hang The land of legends has long become familiar to many visitors to Na Hang, not only because this is the location of the fourth largest hydroelectric project in the North that nurtures Na Lake. The charming dream cave has gone into poetry, music, and painting, but also by immense primeval forests. Located in 4 communes: Khau Tinh, Con Lon, Son Phu and Thanh Tuong of Na Hang district, Tat Ke - Ban Bung nature reserve is one of such forests, considered the lung of Tuyen Quang with an area of over 33,000 hectares, the diversity of natural and unique landscapes.
According to scientists Tat Ke - Ban Bung has about 68% of the area is tropical moist forest still in primeval state, of which about 70% is forest on limestone mountains, scientists have identified over 2,000 Plants in which there are many types recorded in the Red Book of Vietnam if Tat Ke - Ban Bung brings a relaxing space like a fairy garden with light through the green leaves on sunny days. On rainy days, the forest seems to be tied to a bed, bringing a feeling of freshness and mystery. In this season, checking through the primeval forest, visitors can easily catch the rain of the forest.
Crossing steep rocky slopes and deep trails, in front of your eyes, visitors will see a green forest with hundreds of thousands of years old trees, shaggy bark trees full of moss that can easily pass through. slithering through the rocks deep into the ground as if to demonstrate the enduring vitality in difficult conditions, the tree grows very slowly. But it is the slow growth that makes it valuable, the ancient trees standing tall like an arm to protect the peace of the villages.
The place downstream is in the Tat Ke - Ban Bung nature reserve and the management area is 1,400 ha in which the flora and fauna here are very rich and diverse characteristics are many years old but above and below. 1,000 years old and very large old trees, the Forest Protection Station has monitored, patrolled, checked, managed, and numbered the old trees. In addition, besides that, the populations of small gnats are very many and make up the population of the nature reserve very diverse and the way to come here and see these big wooden trees, the first impression is the guests really find it very enjoyable to see the grated trees that four or five people hug is really a surprise; Besides, listening to the forest ranger leading the way tell stories about the characteristics of these gnats or the rarity of this and other age of these gnats that have existed in this place is really very interesting. It is worth respecting Tat Ke - Ban Bung nature reserve.
The reserve initially recorded 88 species of mammals, 294 species of birds, 30 species of reptiles and 18 species of amphibians, including many rare endemic flora and fauna species recorded in the Vietnam Red Book and the World Red Book. especially the presence of endemic and highly dangerous species such as snub-nosed langur, white-cheeked Vong Den .... has made the reserve one of the high priority areas for conservation of Vietnam and the world with many rare and precious animals such as cows and primates as well as deer and many other animals. other animals.
Coming to the reserve, visitors will also have the opportunity to experience activities such as fishing at the foot of Thac Mo, tracing rocks to catch crabs or bathing in waterfalls in the forest. Besides, there are also opportunities to explore mysterious caves that still exist. Unspoiled beauty such as bat caves, rows of pictures, especially Kim's cave with stone blocks covered with iridescent stalactites like gilded will all bring new and exciting emotions.
Together with the current local government, the indigenous people living in this area are always aware of their role in preserving and preserving the beauties of their homeland, including the protection of forests. progenitors join hands to keep the green color of the great thousand Forever.
Biên tập: Thông tin Tuyên Quang
