Son Tra – a gift of Mother Nature

Son Tra has nearly 1,000 plant species, of which 143 have high therapeutic value, 140 species of medicinal plants, 22 rare species of plants and hundreds of other valuable plant species (Source: VNA)

The peninsula is famous for the world’s largest population of the endangered red-shanked douc langur, which has been recognised by the Wildlife at Risk International as the “queen” of the primate species (Source: VNA)

A gorgeous butterfly on the peninsula (Source: VNA)

Son Tra Nature Reserve has been protected under the nationally prohibited forest regime with many rare wild animals, including several rare and distinctive birds       (Source: VNA)

When summer comes, the Nature Reserve boasts enchanting scenery thanks to a large number of colourful and fragrant flowers (Source: VNA)

Son Tra forest has a diversified flora with nearly 1,000 different types of plant species (Source: VNA)

Son Tra forest has a diversified flora with nearly 1,000 different types of plant species (Source: VNA)

The forest has several old trees, many of them are hundreds of years old (Source: VNA)

Ban Co or Chessboard Peak (Source: VNA)

Photographers try to catch stunning photos of rare animal and flora on the peninsula (Source: VNA)