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Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Debris flooded "roof" Mekong Delta

With over 700m altitude compared to sea level, cool all year round so the Forbidden Mountain (An Hao, Tinh Bien, An Giang) - the "roof" of the Mekong Delta is also known as "Da Lat 2".

In addition to the primeval forests of ancient trees, plus the diligent circuit perennial stream of water from the deep forests, the mountain still has many linen, landscapes should attract huge number of tourists visiting ... However, because many travelers are not aware of the high environmental hygiene should occur throwing rubbish indiscriminately, causing the roof Mekong delta always submerged in rubbish.


Cam Mountain view from above


"Roof" Mekong Delta are flooded by garbage from visitors leave


Overflowing garbage on the mountain path


Debris on the ropes clinging to the mountain navigation


Church candelabra atop Bo Hong (705m high) is flooded rubbish


Debris shields clinging like seventh heaven because superstitious habits of travelers: Column transport garbage to not follow his bad back home.


The trunk also tourists littering.


Littering despite "requests" of state bodies (based in the region Bo Hong).


Consequently, garbage still hanging and lying before the agency.


Meanwhile the garbage containers are equipped DoNRE shall be "disabled".

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