Where love and mystery blend

I still clearly remember the image of the first time I stepped into Tra Su cajuput forest. It was an early summer day, the sun was shimmering on the green cajuput trees, the feeling in my heart was enchanted by the peace, elegance and mystery.

The natural scenery of Tra Su weaves a picture with vibrant and fresh colors in the eyes of visitors.

A gentle, peaceful feeling surrounded by the freshness of nature. My family and I immersed ourselves in the surrounding rows of cajuput trees, watching the canals filled with water lapping against the boat, creating a romantic and meaningful space.

Tra Su is not only a wonderful flooded forest, but also home to hundreds of rare species of flora and fauna. Here, we discovered surprising and exciting things. The tree-lined roads, the interwoven canals, were covered with lush green carpets of water fern and duckweed.

In the sky, flocks of birds of paradise were circling around noisily. They seemed to have gotten used to human scent so they were no longer afraid and calmly tilted their heads to welcome visitors.

Tra Su welcomes visitors with surprise after surprise, making them more surprised and excited to realize the many wonders that the forest trees are preserving in the color of leaves and the fragrant scent of cajuput trees. The natural scenery weaves into a picture with colors full of life and freshness in the eyes of visitors.

The harmony of ecosystems in Tra Su.

Moments here will take us into a world full of enchantment. Together enjoy special Western dishes, diverse dishes, rich in nostalgic flavors that stimulate cravings.

Enjoy the cool breeze while eating, with only the sounds of birds, fish, and water lingering around us, massaging the tired soul after days of working hard with the mountains of work surrounding us. The quiet and peaceful feeling of the Melaleuca tree will bring anyone wonderful experiences that will make their hearts flutter and remember forever.

I touch the color of the present.

The charming color of Tra Su lotus.

Summer is also the time to harvest honey, each stream of dark golden honey slowly flows and lies still in the wooden barrel, giving off the lingering scent of cajuput flowers. The honey here is very delicious, with a unique taste, sweet and not too harsh, can be drunk, used as a spice and can also be used as a precious medicine.

Rừng tràm Trà Sư: Nơi tình yêu và kỳ bí hòa quyện

There is nothing better than living in an ideal space, in the fresh and cool atmosphere. This is the reason why most visitors from near and far decide to return to Tra Su many times, to find more of the low notes that are singing in their souls and the gentle chords.

And I with passion.

With the romance of love and the mystery of nature, Tra Su has brought us countless memorable memories and wonderful discoveries. Human love blends into the magical space of flooded green, creating a dreamy love story, full of sweetness and emotion.

When families visit here, please bring with you feelings about the beautiful moments of life, and at the same time, please send good words to your friends so they can understand more and take the time to come here to enjoy.

Beauty does not wait in Tra Su.

The Tra Su Melaleuca Forest is always open to welcome everyone, so don't wait until the holidays, because it will be very crowded and not comfortable anymore. If you want to relieve stress, from now on, find a space that should belong to you. Everything is contained in one touch of Tra Su.

Not only fascinated by the poetic natural scenery and unique culinary culture, coming to Tra Su this summer, you will also be "overwhelmed" with the ultimate combo of experiences from the "hot" brand of the typical tourist area of the Mekong Delta with a "multi-in-one" vacation.

Tra Su Melaleuca Forest Tourist Area has been scoring points in the eyes of tourists everywhere and is highly appreciated for its work in preserving natural landscapes, in addition to constantly renewing and investing in infrastructure to diversify tourism products to please people.

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