Lo Go Xa Mat National Park

Lo Go Xa Mat National Park spans over 30,000 hectares, containing broadleaf tropical forests, seasonally flooded grasslands, and permanent lakes near the Cambodian border.

The area received protection status as a nature reserve in 1986 and became a national park in 2002, helping recover the ecosystem after the American War.

The park integrates with local communities through homestay programs where visitors participate in traditional Vietnamese meals and daily activities with resident families.

Visitors can access the park via a three-hour journey from Ho Chi Minh City, with December to March offering the most favorable conditions for exploration.

The protected area houses 177 bird species and contains a 30-meter observation tower that provides views across the diverse wetland ecosystems.

Inception: 2002

GPS coordinates: 11.40833,106.00833

Latest update: March 5, 2025 09:28