Phu Quoc National Park

Phu Quoc National Park is located in the northeast of Phu Quoc Island, with an area of 31,422 hectares, accounting for 70% of Phu Quoc Island and is considered a precious gift that nature bestows on the island.

The National Park is divided into three areas including: Strictly Protected Area, Ecological Restoration Area, and Administrative Service Area. It possesses a particularly diverse ecosystem, providing a natural environment for many species of plants, animals and marine life, including many rare species. More specifically, Phu Quoc National Park is home to 1,164 species of plants, 61 species of mammals, 134 species of birds, 47 species of reptiles and 23 species of amphibians.

The most impressive thing for visitors during a visit to Phu Quoc National Park is the vegetation. The primeval forest has many floors, trees from small to large, tall, including many kinds of precious orchids, medicinal plants and parasitic plants. The fauna here is also very rich with many precious mammals, reptiles and birds such as silver langur, slow loris, dwarf loris, crab-eating monkey, long-tailed macaque, small-clawed otters and fruit bats. species most in need of conservation.

The marine ecosystem of this national park is also very diverse. The ocean area is home to 100 species of reef-forming corals, 20 species of soft corals, 62 species of seaweed and many species of fish. Typically, the waters of Phu Quoc are inhabited by dugongs - an endangered and vulnerable mammal that appears in the IUCN Red List. Interestingly, Phu Quoc is also one of only two places in Vietnam where the sea cow can be found, a marine species on the verge of extinction.

In addition to visiting the ecology in Phu Quoc National Park, visitors can also enjoy the wildlife here by going deep into the forest through trails, visiting the isolated beach here or Dive deep to observe colorful coral reefs and schools of fish.

Phu Quoc National Park is a suitable destination for those who love nature and are passionate about exploring, visiting this place is also a way for visitors to immerse themselves in the peace of the majestic mountains, escape from the hustle and bustle of life. hey everyday.