Mangrove forests in Hue turn golden yellow, as beautiful as in Europe

Ru Cha mangrove forest (Hue city) is entering autumn, creating a brilliant natural picture, attracting tourists.

Ru Cha is located in Thuan Hoa village, Huong Phong commune, Hue city, Thua Thien Hue province. Ru Cha means a forest planted entirely with tea trees. This place is known as the only mangrove forest remaining in the Tam Giang lagoon system - the largest lagoon system in Southeast Asia. Ru Cha has the function of preventing salinity, protecting aquatic resources and the mainland.

From the center of Hue City, visitors travel along National Highway 49 towards Thuan An beach, then turn left towards Thao Long dam. In less than half an hour, the forest will gradually appear before your eyes.

When coming here, visitors can sit on a small bamboo boat, weave through the forest, explore the primeval forest filled with the chirping of birds or walk on winding concrete roads.

Ru Cha is home to thousands of ancient tea trees, many species of aquatic life in the lagoon, and many different species of birds. This is also the place where photographers from all over the country come to create unique works of art.

Ru Cha is most beautiful around September. At this time, the entire mangrove forest turns yellow and red, creating a beautiful scene, and the weather is also pleasant.

The changing of seasons is the time when Ru Cha changes its leaves. This is also the time when the tea trees bloom with bright yellow flowers, contrasting with the green patches of coconut trees, creating an extremely beautiful landscape.