About 30 km northeast of the center of Quang Ngai city, Bau Ca Cai is a mangrove forest of about 120 hectares in Thuan Phuoc village, Binh Son district.
With its location near the sea, Bau Ca Cai is planned to be a coastal protection forest to break the waves and improve the ecological environment. Visiting this beautiful Bau Nuoc, visitors immerse themselves in the wild and charming natural picture.
According to locals, Bau Ca Cai has a unique beauty all year round. Every season, this mangrove forest has its own charm that fascinates tourists and photography artists and journalists who come here to compose.
When the warm spring has just arrived, the white toad forest begins to sprout and sprout, creating a vast patch of greenery, covering a region of sky. When summer knocks on the door, the bright green color gradually turns yellow, extremely brilliant and outstanding.
In the season when white toads shed their leaves, Bau Ca Cai is dyed white like snow. Looking down from above, this place looks like a fairy tale.
Visitors sit on small boats to experience weaving in the middle of the white toad forest, "living slowly" in the midst of peaceful natural spaces that are rare anywhere else. The formation and development of mangrove forests has attracted many species of birds and storks, especially mallards, to reside, multiply and flourish here.
The Bau Ca Cai area is planned by Quang Ngai to plant white toad trees to protect the waves, improve the ecological environment favorable for aquaculture, and open up a sustainable way out of poverty for people in coastal areas.
This is the project "Strengthening resilience to the impacts of climate change for vulnerable coastal communities in Vietnam" in Quang Ngai funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) in collaboration with the Government of Vietnam.
According to DLTPHCM