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Cat Tien National Park has a total area of ​​70,548ha, of which the area in Dong Nai: 39,108ha. Cat Tien National Park headquarters is located in Tan Phu district, Dong Nai. Flora in Cat Tien National Park: there are 1,610 species, with the dominant components belonging to the star family, the legume family and the horticultural family; is divided into 5 main forest types: Evergreen broadleaf forest, Semi-evergreen broadleaf forest, Mixed wood-bamboo forest, Pure bamboo forest, and Wetland vegetation. Fauna in Cat Tien National Park: Animals have 113 species, rare are black-shanked douc, Vietnamese one-horned rhinoceros and Southern roe deer. Birds have 351 species, accounting for 42.39% of Vietnam's total bird species (828 species), rare and precious are: white-necked crane, peacock, plump java, green-winged ibis, white-winged goose, tawny-necked partridge, yellow-fronted chicken, gray-cheeked warbler. Cat Tien not only has breathtaking scenery, but is also located in the transition area of ​​mountainous and plain climate, so Cat Tien has a unique climate. The terrain surrounded by rivers and streams allows the old forest to be both kept intact and become a gathering place for most types of forests in the Southern Delta.

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Cat Tien National Park is a treasure trove of biodiversity. Here in the tropical forests of southern Vietnam live some of the world’s most endangered species. The topography of the park is characterized by steep hills and largely flat areas. Numerous springs and streams in the park drain into the Dong Nai River, the second largest in southern Vietnam. The park, one of the largest in the country, was established in recognition of Cat Tien’s unique Wildlife and the importance of protecting it. Covering an area of 74,319 hectares, the Cat Tien National Park has preserved its original natural soil with a diverse ecological system and many rare and valuable species of animals listed in the Red Book of Endangered Animals. The landscape surrounding the Park is magnificent, and the local people have maintained practicing customs and habits full of national cultural identities. Coming along National Highway 20 from Ho Chi Minh City to Da Lat, at Milestone No.174 being Tan Phu cross-road, and turning left, you will see a board “Cat Tien National Park 24km”.