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Breathtaking beauty of Ru Cha mangrove forest in autumn

Thursday, 12:27, 15/09/2022

VOV.VN - Located in Huong Phong commune of Hue city in Thua Thien-Hue province, Ru Cha mangrove forest is covered with a brilliant array of yellow leaves, serving to create a peaceful scene for visitors to enjoy.

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The main function of Ru Cha primitive mangrove forest is to prevent salinity and protect aquatic resources.
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Situated roughly 12km from the former imperial city of Hue, the mangrove forest is nestled in Tam Giang Lagoon of Thua Thien-Hue province. In the local dialect, Ru means forest, while Cha is the name given to the trees growing densely in the forest.
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The observation tower in Ru Cha forest provides a place in which tourists can enjoy the spectacular beauty of the forest.
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Visitors can take a walk along small concreted paths to watch the rich flora of the forest.
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The mangrove forest is typically peaceful during the autumn.
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Trees in the forest turn yellow, exposing the untouched and romantic natural beauty which lures visitors.
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Tourists often visit Ru Cha forest in the autumn and snap pictures of the romantic scenery on offer.
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People mainly earn a living by going fishing in Ru Cha forest.
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Local people usually catch fish in the traditional way in the forest.
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The Thua Thien-Hue administration plans to expand the five-hectare forest in a bid to reduce the impact of climate change and develop eco-tourism in the future.