Hào Nguyễn quang Since we are currently in Viet Tri, Phu Tho Province, Vietnam, I would love to visit Xuan Son National Park, which is located right here in Phu Tho! Xuan Son National Park is an ecotourism destination for a few reasons. Firstly, it's a national park with a primeval forest on limestone mountains. This means it has a rich biodiversity with many rare plants and animals that are protected. Secondly, the park promotes responsible tourism practices that minimize impact on the environment. There are also programs for visitors to learn about the park's ecology and conservation efforts. As an ecotourist, it's important to be respectful of the environment. Visitors to Xuan Son National Park shouldn't litter, disturb the wildlife, or go off designated trails. Sticking to the trails helps prevent erosion and protects the delicate ecosystem. If I had a chance to visit Xuan Son National Park, I would definitely pack: Reusable water bottle: Staying hydrated is important, and a reusable bottle helps cut down on plastic waste. Hiking boots: The park likely has some good hiking trails, so sturdy footwear is a must. Camera: With all the beautiful scenery and wildlife, I'd want to capture some memories! Long-sleeved shirt and pants: These will protect me from insects and sunburn while on the trails. Binoculars: Great for getting a closer look at the park's wildlife without disturbing them. Right now in April, the weather in Phu Tho is likely warm and sunny. If I visited Xuan Son National Park today, I would love to join a guided hike. This would be a great way to learn about the park's unique ecosystem and see some of the plants and animals that live there. Another interesting activity would be a visit to the Thanh Thuy Hot Springs Resort, located within the park, for a relaxing soak in the natural hot springs.