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Cu Lao Cham Islands, which covers 15sq.km, is a cluster of eight islands - Hon Lao, Hon Dai, Hon Mo, Hon Kho Me, Hon Kho Con, Hon La, Hon Tai and Hon Ong

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With its diverse eco-system and multi 100-year-old historical sites, Cu Lao Cham was officially recognised as a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in May 2009

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In 2009 when it was recognised, Cu Lao Cham welcomed only 15,000 tourists but the figure last year rose to 415,000

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In the core of the reserve, over the past 10 years, the sea preservation and environment protection have always been a focus of attention from residents and administration

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A seabed walking service was launched in late April and began to serve tourists in the beginning of May

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Tourists visiting Cu Lao Cham now can see creatures and coral reefs in the seabed 

 

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Cu Lao Cham – pioneer in environmental protection

Cu Lao Cham – pioneer in environmental protection

While some other islands are only facing severe waste problems. However, Cu Lao Cham has come up with a solution in banning all non-biodegradable waste on the island for

Cham Island faces visitor overloading

Cham Island faces visitor overloading