Lam Dong is a mountainous province in the southern Central Highlands with an area of 9,764.79 km2, of which forest area accounts for 618,815 hectares, with a coverage density of 63% of the entire province. Currently, Lam Dong has two national forests: Bidup Nui Ba national park and part of Cat Tien national park.
Some rare animals in Lam Dong
With an extremely rich and diverse flora and fauna: about 128 animal families belonging to 31 orders, including groups of insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals and about 2,000 types of plants, including over 400 different types of precious wood.
Coming to Lam Dong Museum, visitors will have the opportunity to admire the collection of rare animals of Lam Dong forest, from species that are in danger of extinction such as black bears, northern civets, flying foxes, tigers, leopards... to species that are on alert for extinction. extinct such as: chamois, civet, clouded cat, clouded leopard, fire leopard, douc langurblack... Visitors will enjoy the specimens displayed in a lively, attractive space.
In particular, Lam Dong Museum also introduces a number of precious wood samples that are in the evaluation level of quality. The rarity of the Vietnam Red Book such as: red pine, green cypress, rosewood, top pine, red pine...
Lam Dong nature not only has a rich and diverse flora and fauna system, but also has many hidden precious minerals with large unexploited reserves. According to statistics, the whole province has over 25 types of minerals, most notably bauxite ore and other minerals such as kaolin, diatomite, bentonite, ganite, peat... capable of large-scale exploitation. Besides, Lam Dong is also an area with many types of precious and semi-precious stones with economic value such as: quartz, agate, topa, etc. olivine…
Some typical minerals in LamDong
Visiting the Museum, visitors will have the opportunity to learn and explore the wonders of Lam Dong nature, as well as the potential and strengths of this land.
