Sang Le forest in Nghe An Province not only boasts beautiful scenery but also a unique experience. The forest has become a popular ecological tourist destination.
Sang Le covers 70 hectares and its natural beauty has still been preserved. Visitors will see an endless sea of green colour of leaves mixed with white coloured stems. Sang Le’s tall trees bloom with purple flowers during the summer.
There are many ranges of trees 30-40 metres in height standing along the pathway, shadowing over other trees of 20-30 metres and surrounded by a carpet of grass, moss, and ferns.
People living here lead a very peaceful life. The forest provides the area with a plethora of fresh, cool air.
The forest stretches from Pu Mat National Park's headquarters in Con Cuong District, Nghe An Province all the way up to the Tuong Duong-Ky Son route.
Sang Le is a great family of Sang Le trees under Bang Lang group. Sang Le is a local name, and Lagerstroemiatomentsa Presl is its scientific name.
Below are some pictures of the forest:
