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Wildness - a national park Bai Tu Long (Bái Tử Long)

Locating in Bai Tu Long bay community, Bai Tu Long national park is the place to reserve a lot of gene specimens of rare animals some of which are listed in the Red Book.

Specimen of mollusca in the national park.

This is not only a nature reserve but also an archeologically valuable place such as Soi Nhu (Soi Nhụ) cave - at which existence of ancient Vietnamese was discovered 14,000 years ago. Toward the end of mangrove forest is Doi cave (Bat cave) which is residence of thousands of bats. Presently, this cave functions as the residence of various animals like litrunae civet, fox. Especially, there is a great variety of monkeys including white-fronted capuchin that have been existing naturally and long-tailed monkeys who have been added up by Bureau of Forestry from monkeys confiscated from illegal forest exploiters, these monkeys are fed and left unbridled in the park. 1 km from Bat cave to the North is Cai De (Cái Đé) cranny cave coming all the way through 500m-long mountain chain. Its largest diameter is about 60m wide. Cai De cave can only be accessed during dry season since it is absolutely overwhelmed during wet season.

Bàng Chài fish

Located in this community is also Minh Chau (Minh Châu) commune which has naturally silky white sand bank stretching out for about 2km. This is said to be one of the most splendid beaches in North Vietnam Bay. Up to the beach is a thousand-year-old primeval forest spreading for 14 acres.

Ba Mun ( Ba Mùn) palm tree

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