Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Con Dao National Park, encompassing 16 islands in the Con Dao Archipelago, is located off the southern coast of Vietnam. Known for its dense forests, coral reefs, and sandy beaches, the park's geography boasts a striking combination of terrestrial and marine environments. Established to protect the abundant wildlife, the park is home to rare species such as the dugong and the green sea turtle, as well as vibrant coral reefs. Historically, the islands played significant roles during the French colonial period, serving as a prison site, which adds a unique historical layer to the park's allure. Visitors to Con Dao National Park can enjoy activities like hiking on nature trails, diving in crystal-clear waters to explore the underwater wonders, and visiting the historical landmarks. The park’s notable features include its rich biodiversity and significant historical sites, attracting those interested in both nature and history.
