Tra Su cajuput forest is one of the most attractive destinations for tourists in An Giang, especially during the flooding season. Covering an area of about 850 hectares in Tinh Bien town, An Giang province, the Tra Su cajuput forest is a large wetland conservation area in the Long Xuyen Quadrangle region. It is characterized by wild nature, typical of the West. The Tra Su cajuput forest features extensive natural landscapes of the Mekong Delta lowlands, with a diverse ecosystem of more than 150 plant species, including medicinal plants, and over 140 rare and precious wildlife species. Visitors can explore and experience the Tra Su cajuput forest using various means of transportation such as tac rang (a kind of rowboats) and xuong ba la (a kind of dinghies). This area annually receives floodwater from the Mekong River during the rainy season, helping to maintain the seasonal flooding and drying regime of a natural wetland. The main attractions of the Tra Su cajuput forest are the cajuput forest itself, wetlands, and grassy fields. The period from September to November, during the flooding season, is the best time for visitors to visit the Tra Su cajuput forest. The longest bamboo bridge in Vietnam in the Melaleuca forest was set a record in 2020, creating a highlight for the cajuput forest and attracting many tourists. The bamboo bridge spans over 10 kilometers. The forest is also home to 70 bird species, including two rare birds recorded in the Vietnam Red Data Book: the painted stork and the anhinga melanogaster. The Tra Su cajuput forest is the most beautiful and famous cajuput forest in Vietnam, and it achieved a record in 2020. The moment when various bird species return to their nests during the evening. The Tra Su cajuput forest is also a significant backdrop in the Vietnamese film 'Southern Forest Land.' Source: Lao Dong Newspaper