Xuan Thuy National Park

The national park spans across 7,100 hectares, encompassing wetlands, mangrove forests, and mudflats at the mouth of the Red River Delta.

In 1989, this location became the first wetland area in Southeast Asia to receive Ramsar site designation, marking the 50th worldwide recognition.

Local communities in the buffer zone maintain traditional practices of rice cultivation while adapting to expanding aquaculture activities.

Visitors can access the park through organized boat tours that depart daily, offering opportunities to observe migratory birds from October through April.

The park hosts the largest concentration of black-faced spoonbills in Vietnam, with over 250 bird species recorded in its coastal wetland ecosystem.

Location: Nam Định

Inception: 2003

Website: http://vuonquocgiaxuanthuy.org.vn/?lang=en

GPS coordinates: 20.23000,106.51700

Latest update: May 16, 2025 19:11