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I would travel to Costa Rica for ecotourism. I choose it because it has beautiful rainforests, beaches, and many animals. There, I want to hike in the jungle, watch wildlife like monkeys and birds, and learn about protecting nature.

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I would travel to Costa Rica for ecotourism. I choose it because it has beautiful rainforests, beaches, and many animals. There, I want to hike in the jungle, watch wildlife like monkeys and birds, and learn about protecting nature.

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During the summer holiday, I had an ecotourism trip to Cuc Phuong National Park. There, I walked through the primeval forest, observed ancient trees, wild animals, and visited the Endangered Primate Rescue Center. The trip helped me understand more about nature and raised my awareness of environmental protection. It was an educational and memorable experience.

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A great eco-tourism destination is Cuc Phuong National Park.

What’s the place?

Cuc Phuong National Park is located in Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam. It is the country's first and largest national park, known for its rich biodiversity and ancient rainforest.

Why go there?

It’s an ideal place to escape the city, breathe fresh air, and explore nature. Visitors can learn about rare wildlife and enjoy the peaceful, green surroundings.

What to do?

You can go trekking through the forest, visit the Endangered Primate Rescue Center, explore ancient caves (like the Prehistoric Cave), go bird-watching, cycle through jungle paths, and even camp overnight.

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I traveled to New Zealand for an ecotourism experience because the country is known for its stunning nature, majestic mountains, and crystal-clear lakes. During my trip, I hiked through national parks, observed native birds like the kiwi, and learned about the conservation efforts led by the indigenous Māori people. It was an unforgettable journey that deepened my appreciation for nature and the importance of protecting it.

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I traveled to New Zealand for an ecotourism experience because the country is known for its stunning nature, majestic mountains, and crystal-clear lakes. During my trip, I hiked through national parks, observed native birds like the kiwi, and learned about the conservation efforts led by the indigenous Māori people. It was an unforgettable journey that deepened my appreciation for nature and the importance of protecting it.

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Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park (Quang Binh)

UNESCO World Heritage site with limestone karsts and some of the world’s largest caves.

We can explore Son Doong (world’s largest cave), jungle , trekking , kayaking, wildlife watching.Phong Nha Ke Bang has breathtaking natural beauty towering karst peaks, dense tropical forests, and crystal-clear rivers.Ecotourism here focuses on minimal environmental impact and maximum adventure.

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Phong Nha - Ke Bang is a national park in Quang Binh province, Vietnam. It is famous for its big caves and beautiful nature. One of the most popular caves is Son Doong, which is the largest cave in the world. Many people come to visit Phong Nha - Ke Bang to see the caves and enjoy the fresh air. It is a great place for people who love nature and adventure.We can hiking in the forest or take a boat on a river you can also swimming and ziplining in it.

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Hang Sơn Đoòng (Huy Khanh, Khai, Thuy Anh)

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Hang Sơn Đoòng (Huy Khanh, Khai, Thuy Anh)

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Son Doong cave is located in Quang Binh, which was discovered by a local man, and also is recognized as the largest cave in the world by BCRA.

The reason to give it a try: it even has its own climate and ecosystem unlike the others, plus with its huge capacity of passagers which can fit an entire street.

Activities: going on a expedition, trekking, camping, swimming, exploring unique stalactites and limestone, and taking photos too.

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minh quang, xuan mai, bao yen, thanh phuong

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minh quang, xuan mai, bao yen, thanh phuong

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place cuc phương national park

-Why Visit Cúc Phương National Park?

Biodiversity: Home to rare animals like langurs, birds, and ancient trees.

Eco Adventures: Night safaris, birdwatching, cycling, and kayaking.

Cultural Experience: Discover Muong traditions and stay in local homestays.

Conservation Learning: Explore rescue centers and support wildlife protection.

Natural Beauty: Lush forests, caves, and lakes just a few hours from Hanoi.

-Why Visit Cúc Phương National Park?

Biodiversity: Home to rare animals like langurs, birds, and ancient trees.

Eco Adventures: Night safaris, birdwatching, cycling, and kayaking.

Cultural Experience: Discover Muong traditions and stay in local homestays.

Conservation Learning: Explore rescue centers and support wildlife protection.

Natural Beauty: Lush forests, caves, and lakes just a few hours from Hanoi.

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Cuc Phuong national park

+) The reason we would go there is beacuse of the biodiversity it has. Cuc Phuong national park is the home of over 2000 plant and animal species, most of them cannot be found anywhere else in the wild.

+) Cuc Phuong national park is aimed to raise awareness of protecting our enviroment from pollution, save endangered species from extinction.

+) It also reduce the illegal forest exploitaion rate, which help improve local people life and economy.

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1,Where to go : Hoàng Liên national park

2, Why to go there:

Home to more than 2,000 species of plant and 66 mammal species, 300 species of birds

Cultural diversity: with Hmong , Dao , Tày communities

Has Fansipan ( Indochina ‘s highest peak )

3, What to do

Trekking : Trails from Sa Pa to Fansipan summit (via
Tram Ton or Sin Chai routes).

﻿﻿Guided hikes through forested areas with local porters and interpreters.

﻿﻿Camping and nature photography in remote highland areas.

﻿﻿Bird-watching and botanical tours, especially during spring when rhododendrons bloom.

﻿﻿Ethnic village tours: Combine homestays and local workshops (e.g., herbal bath, brocade weaving).

﻿﻿Environmental education and conservation programs for schools and tourists.

4, Video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NTG2MWXN8Gw