VietNamNet Bridge – People are often eager to rush to Ca Mau Cape just to have a chance to touch the southernmost point of Vietnam. However, the Mekong Delta of Ca Mau has more to offer such as its evergreen cajuput forest for tourists to admire the fresh atmosphere, indulge in the pure surroundings as well as exploring the riddles of nature.
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Ca Mau Cape - Photos: Tran Minh
A boat heads to Ca Mau Cape on a path lined by the cajuput forest
A rest stop in the forest where tourists can put their feet up
There are many large trees with dense roots in the forest
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Actually the short waterway from Nam Can Township to the cape is surrounded by immense cajuput forests. The forest functions to bolster environmental protection as well as keeping some splendid water areas that are home to fish and shrimp.
Here are some snapshots taken by The Saigon Times Daily’s Tran Minh which may tempt excursionists to take a journey to Ca Mau Cape.
Source: SGT