Vietnam is a tropical country rich in beauty and hospitality. Vietnam has a tropical monsoon climate and it has given Vietnam resource rich biological diversity. Vietnam is a center of endemism in the world with 87 parks and nature conservation, including prominent representatives of 11 National Park for most types of landscapes and ecosystems.
The establishment of the National Park not only maintained its determination to protect the biodiversity of Vietnam, but also creating eco-tourist destination attracting visitors that any love nature and want to period of time living there, but sociable, close to beautiful nature.
Coming to the National Park, you not only look at the vast landscape that has been spectacular moments interesting and useful to understanding animal population is very diverse and rich with many kinds of precious rare and unique.
Vietnam National Park are always waiting to discover the foots
Vietnam is a country located in the east, bordering Laos and Cambodia, in the Indochinese peninsula, in Southeast Asia in Asia Vietnam is bordered by China to the west, Cambodia to the west, the Gulf of Thailand to the south, east and south to the East Sea, and more than 4,000 islands, large and small reefs, near and far offshore. It has nearly three times the land area (over 1 million km²) in the interior waters, territorial sea, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf. In the South China Sea, the Spratly and Paracel islands are claimed by Vietnam but are in dispute with Taiwan, China, Malaysia and the Philippines.Vietnam has established diplomatic relations with 178 countries, economic and trade relations with more than 224 countries and territories, member states of the United Nations, ASEAN, ASEM, APEC, WTO, Francophone international organizations, non-aligned movements, UNESCO and other international and regional organizations. Since 2000, Vietnam has been one of the fastest growing economies in the world, however, the rate of growth slows down in the following years. Successful economic reform led the way for Vietnam to become a member of the World Trade Organization in 2007. Despite many efforts to reform the economy, Vietnam still faces many challenges. Negative issues such as high poverty rates, high income inequality, poor health care and gender inequalities remain.
