Mũi Cà Mau National Park

The national park extends over 41,862 hectares, containing 13,400 hectares of mangrove forests and 26,000 hectares of intertidal mudflats in the Ca Mau Peninsula.

The site's wetlands decreased from 1.6 million hectares during the Vietnam War, leading to rehabilitation efforts in the 1990s due to declining shrimp production.

The park represents an essential component of Vietnam's natural heritage, managed by the People's Committee of Ca Mau province for conservation and sustainable practices.

Visitors can access the park through Ca Mau city, with coordinates at 8°40'30"N 104°47'30"E, where they can observe diverse wildlife including 93 bird species.

This location marks the only place in Vietnam where two different tidal regimes meet, creating new mudflat formations that support specific wildlife habitats.

Location: Cà Mau

Inception: 2003

GPS coordinates: 8.67500,104.79167

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:30