Cuc Phuong is Vietnam's first national park, established in 1962. It was voted by WTA 6 times in a row as Asia's leading national park. This is a place with extremely rich and diverse flora and fauna; is the "conservation capital" of Vietnam with many rescue and conservation programs such as: The first primate rescue center in Indochina, the world's leading turtle conservation program, carnivore and pangolins conservation program... Cuc Phuong has butterfly and firefly season in every April - June and is one of the 3 best places for bird-watching, observe reptiles and amphibians in Northern Vietnam. Most of our human resources grew up in this national park.

Tam Dao National Park was established in 1996, located in the Center of Northern Vietnam. The park has many beautiful landscapes, many waterfalls and is one of three good bird watching locations in Northern Vietnam.

Ba Vi national park was established in 1991, about 60km west of Hanoi capital center. The park has many natural waterfalls and beautiful scenery. The French once built motels, amusement parks, churches, schools and military bases here. The park has many spiritual tourist attractions that attract tourists such as: Uncle Ho's temple, Bao Thien tower, Tan Vien pagoda and many natural discovery spots.

As a National Park established in 2002, it is located in the famous tourist area of Sa Pa. The Park has many beautiful and attractive sightseeing routes, especially the climbing route to conquer Fansipan peak, the roof of Indochina.

Cat Ba National Park is 30km south of Hai Phong city center, is a world biosphere reserve, possessing diverse, natural ecosystems. Tourism activities include: Forest tourism, cave tourism, community-base tourism, marine eco-tourism and tours to observe Cat Ba langurs in the wild.

Established in 2003, Xuan Thuy National Park is located in the Southeast of Giao Thuy district, Nam Dinh province, right at the Ba Lat border of the Red River. The park is the first Ramsa area in Vietnam and Southeast Asia; located in the Red River Delta Coastal Plain Biosphere Reserve; is a wetland with a unique habitat that creates a special attraction for tourists who want to experience and learn about mangrove trees, exploit seafood under the forest canopy, and try to be a fisherman. Besides Cuc Phuong and Tam Dao, Xuan Thuy is a good bird watching location in Northern Vietnam, especially water birds.

Established in 1991, Bach Ma national park is considered a paradise of azalea flowers and many waterfalls. Bach Ma Peak with French colonial relics; many routes to visit and explore nature.

Established in 1992, Cat Tien national park is the core area of the world biosphere reserve, with Bau Sau recognized by the Ramsa Convention Secretariat as a wetland of international importance in 2005, containing rich biodiversity resources have created extremely valuable tourist destinations to experience and explore nature. In particular, this place is an easy spot to observe animals at night and is also the best bird observation spot in Southern Vietnam.

Established in 2001, Phong Nha - Ke Bang national park was recognized as a world natural heritage twice and is also a special national monument, the park is home to the most meaningful natural habitat for biodiversity conservation. Phong Nha - Ke Bang currently has several types of tourism: spiritual tourism; visit and experience; explore and adventure; is home to the world's largest Son Doong cave.

Son Tra Nature Reserve is a mountain massif connected to the mainland by a narrow strip of land in the Southwest, about 10km Northeast of Da Nang City Center. Established in 1989, this place has recorded 36 species of mammals, 106 species of birds, 23 species of reptiles and 09 species of amphibians. Among them, there are 15 rare animal species recorded in the Vietnam Red Book in 2007 and need to be protected, conserved and developed such as: Red-shanked douc langur (Pygathryx nemacus), Pigmy loris (Nycticebus pigmaeus), Reticulated python (Python reticulates), Spoted Iguana (Varanus salvator). Son Tra is the easiest place to observe the Red-shanked douc langur in Vietnam.

Van Long nature reserve was established in 2001, is the largest inland freshwater wetland conservation area in the Northern Delta, typically representing forest ecosystems on limestone mountains and inland freshwater wetlands terrain, with rich flora and fauna, many rare species; This is a place where you can take a boat trip to admire the beautiful scenery and observe the Delacour langur in the wild. This place is home to the largest and most important population of the Delacour langur (Chachipethycus delacouri), one of the 25 most endangered primate species in the world.

Mang Den is a forest located in Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province, about 50km from Kon Tum city center, known as Vietnam's "Second Da Lat" with perfect scenery and cool climate. Coming to Mang Den, visitors can admire the beautiful natural landscape, mild and special climate, as well as Ngoc Linh nature reserve, Mang Den is also an ideal bird watching spot in the Central region of Vietnam.

Bidoup - Nui Ba national park was established in 2004, located in the Northeast of Lam Dong province, on Highway 27C, the road connecting two famous tourist centers of Da Lat city, Lam Dong province and Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa province, the park is an ideal place for those who love nature. Currently, the park has tourist activities such as bird watching, boating, cycling and relaxation.