Western Nghe An

Western Nghe An encompasses 1,303,285 hectares of forests, mountains, and rivers, including three nationally protected areas: Pu Mat National Park, Pu Huong, and Pu Hoat Nature Reserves.

The area received UNESCO biosphere reserve designation in 2007, marking a significant commitment to implementing the Convention of Biological Diversity and Agenda 21 national project.

The Thai ethnic group represents 68.89% of the population, while other communities including O Du, Kho Mu, Kinh, Tay, and HMong maintain their traditional practices in the region.

Visitors can access nine mountainous districts within the reserve, with altitudes ranging from 57.8 to 1,800 meters above sea level, offering opportunities for hiking and wildlife observation.

The reserve hosts 130 mammal species, 295 bird species, 54 amphibian and reptile species, 84 fish species, and 39 bat species across its diverse ecological zones.

GPS coordinates: 19.24000,104.92000

Latest update: March 30, 2025 07:07