Tram Chim National Park is the country's fourth Ramsar site and the world's 2,000th. The park is home to one of the country's richest wetland ecosystems, with more than 230 bird species and 52 freshwater fish species.
Its rich biodiversity, together with the traditional livelihoods of communities living in four surrounding buffer-zone communes, provides visitors a chance to experience both nature and local culture while supporting conservation efforts.
