TRI AN LAKE: NATURAL WONDER – THE LARGEST GREEN LUNG IN DONG NAI

Nestled in the heart of nature, Tri An Lake, located in Dong Nai province, Vietnam boasts an expansive artificial lake covering over 300km², making it one of Vietnam’s largest. But it’s not just its vastness that sets it apart; it’s the pristine beauty and the range of activities it offers. MAI HOA XUAN THANG company provides renting cars and buses to help you explore everywhere across Vietnam, especially Tri An Lake, which has something for every nature lover.

1. Tourism at Tri An Lake

Tri An Lake has gained recognition as a tourist attraction, drawing many visitors who seek outdoor adventures and serene natural surroundings. It has become a favoured destination for groups of tourists looking for memorable experiences in the heart of nature. The reservoir’s tranquil waters and lush greenery offer a perfect backdrop for various outdoor activities and relaxation.

Many extremely interesting water activities to experience with friends and groups

Tri An Lake has more than 70 islands, big and tiny, several of which are inhabited by locals. The Tri An waterways now prominently highlight a number of larger islands that have been constructed for tourism over the past ten years. Tourists are attracted by the floating bridge that connects two of these islands, Ó Island and Dong Truong Island.

Evening at the camping resort

Visitors can enjoy nature while camping in tents with full amenities

Even though the island is no longer primarily inhabited by the unusual bird species known as the common myna, tourists are nevertheless drawn in by its breathtaking natural beauty. Travelers can take a quick boat ride that lasts for around 15 to 20 minutes to get to these islands. A beautiful beauty is created by the large, serene lake and the refreshing, blue waters, especially from July to September when green algae blooms are most prevalent.

2. Diverse Ecosystem

Tri An Lake is not only a haven for tourists but also home to a diverse ecosystem. Studies have been conducted in the area, focusing on cyanobacteria and sediment samples. This highlights the scientific importance of the reservoir, as it contributes to research on the local environment and biodiversity.

3. Proximity to Mã Đà Forest Reserve

The pristine forest contains many trails for cycling enthusiasts

Ma Da Tropical Forest is a bright jewel in Southern Vietnam, hidden within the Dong Nai Biosphere Reserve. It is the most diversified in Vietnam and has one of the most diverse ecosystems and sceneries. Ma Da is a genuine natural wonder and was named the 580th Biosphere Reserve in the world by UNESCO in 2011.

This beautiful woodland is a shelter for wildlife as well as having significant historical value. It is inextricably linked to Vietnam’s tenacious struggle against hardship. Travellers, especially those looking for adventure, find Ma Da Forest to be an alluring location because of the mythical tales of the valiant past.

Many domestic and foreign tourists come to Ma Da forest for trekking

Visitors to Dong Nai are promised an exciting experience as they explore the Ma Da Tropical Forest. For those looking to challenge themselves and connect with nature, it is known as the perfect destination. The Dong Nai Biosphere Reserve partners with numerous tour operators to offer distinctive trips that draw tourists from all over the world to Dong Nai and the surrounding regions.

4. War Zone D Relics Area

The Youth Union of the Criminal Technology Department of Binh Duong Provincial Police participated in returning to the source at the Central Southern Department on the occasion of the 36th anniversary of the establishment of the Criminal Science Sub-Institute of the Ministry of Public Security (November 11, 1986 – November 11, 2022)

Mã Đà Martyrs’ Cemetery, located in the Vĩnh Cửu district in the province of Dong Nai is unique among these cemeteries. Because of the famous poem “The Eastern region is vast, but our courage knows no bounds,” which left an imprint on history, is the origin of Military Area D.

Over 130 kilometres are travelled from Ho Chi Minh City to Ma Da, including a nearly 20-kilometre section of the Long Thành-Du Dây expressway. Ma Da served as one of the most important revolutionary bases in the southeast during the fight against French and American forces and is now a commune within the Dong Nai province.

Road to the interior of war zone D relics

Surprisingly, over 45 years ago, Mã Đà was an isolated and difficult-to-access location while being close to Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City). There were no highways for cars; it was a “virgin forest with treacherous waters,” accessible only by walks. Capturing Mà turned out to be a difficult undertaking even in the face of colonial French and subsequently American military technology.

Ancient pine tree in the Nature Reserve

Military Region D’s region served as both a battlefield for destroying hostile forces and a strong rear base for the revolutionary movement. It acted as a gathering place for revolutionary materials and a transfer point for workers and supplies travelling from the North to the vast frontlines in the South.

5. The Emperor Fish

ne of the unique features of Tri An Lake is the opportunity for The Emperor Fish. According to local fishermen, sand gobies can be found throughout the year, with their numbers peaking during the dry season when the water level in the lake decreases. This activity provides an exciting opportunity for tourists to engage with the local fishing culture and taste freshly caught fish.

Specialties of Tri An Lake that every tourist must try

With its enormous area and intricate web of coves and streams, Tri An Lake has fostered the growth and adaptability of several fish species. The Emperor Fish, also known as Cichla ocellaris in science, is one of the lake’s aquatic residents and has grown to be a fascinating sight that piques tourists’ interest.

It’s interesting to note that the Emperor Fish is a relatively new species to Tri An Lake. A few people were added to the lake some twenty years ago by local fish enthusiasts with the intention of rearing decorative fish. They stood out because of their eye-catching appearance. However, some of these fish managed to get out while they were being kept in cages and pens, and under the right circumstances, they multiplied quickly in the wild.

Due to the Emperor Fish’s unusual and somewhat terrifying teeth, many people initially were hesitant to eat them after catching them. But over time, it was discovered that the meat of the emperor fish is luscious, sweet, and soft, making it a delicious option. The Emperor Fish in Tri An Lake gradually turned into a means of livelihood for fishermen as time went on.

6. Preserving Natural Beauty

As Tri An Lake gains popularity among tourists, it is crucial to prioritize the conservation of its natural beauty and ecosystem. Sustainable tourism practices and responsible fishing can ensure that this pristine reservoir remains a destination for generations to come.

In conclusion, Tri An Lake stands as a testament to Vietnam’s natural beauty and offers a unique blend of outdoor activities, fishing opportunities, and ecological significance. Its proximity to the Mã Đà Forest Reserve and recent discoveries in neighbouring areas hint at its potential to become a hub for adventure tourism. However, preserving its natural allure and biodiversity should remain a top priority to ensure that Tri An Lake continues to enchant visitors in the years to come.

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