Overview

  

This place gathers many precious wood species such as: rosewood, red wood, rosewood, star, purple wood... Many tree species provide materials for the handicraft industry such as: song, rattan, bamboo, lo o... Roots for starch such as: cassava, yam, galangal, brocade seeds, buong seeds... Wild vegetables are nutritious food for humans: spring leaves, placenta leaves, rattan shoots, bamboo shoots, bay leaves... The forests in Binh Phuoc are also the habitat and habitat of rare animals: elephants, rhinos, wild buffalo, deer...
Forests here play a very important role in protecting the ecological environment, participating in regulating the flow of large rivers such as Be River, Saigon River, Dong Nai River... contributing to reducing sudden floods in the downstream provinces and ensuring water resources during the dry season.The climate and soil characteristics are suitable for growing industrial crops with high economic value such as rubber, cashew, coffee, pepper... which have created great potential for economic development in Binh Phuoc. The focus on developing industrial crops has contributed to improving agricultural efficiency and bringing success to the local hunger eradication and poverty reduction, and people's lives are increasingly improved. The province's industry is also gradually developing with many large projects; hundreds of businesses operating in the area have contributed significantly to the overall development of the province.
3. Population
This is home to many ethnic groups, of which ethnic minorities account for a large proportion, the majority are the S'Tieng, a small number are Chinese, Khmer, Nung, Tay...
4. Culture
tourism Although it is a re-established province, in the process of formation and development, Binh Phuoc has long been known to many people as a land with a long-standing culture. Many archaeological sites have been discovered and studied dating back 2,000 years such as: lithophones, ancient earthen citadels, stone tools, and pottery belonging to the Oc Eo civilization.The province has many central historical relics associated with the national liberation struggle such as: Phu Rieng Do with the uprising movement and struggle of Phu Rieng rubber workers in the resistance war against the French in 1929-1930; the first Communist Party cell of the Vietnam rubber industry and the Southeast provinces was established on October 28, 1929;
Ba Ra prison is located in the middle of the wild forest and poisonous water where the French colonialists imprisoned patriotic revolutionary soldiers; Loc Ninh diplomatic house is the capital of the provisional revolutionary government of the Republic of South Vietnam - the place to welcome the 4-party Military Alliance Delegation, the International Delegation to control and supervise the implementation of the Paris Agreement (1973); the Military Commission Base and the Command of the Armed Forces of the Liberation of South Vietnam (Ta Thiet Base); Soc Bom Bo with the image of the Stieng people pounding rice day and night to feed the army to fight the enemy in the years 1965-1968 to fight against the US to save the country.
In addition, the province also has a relatively large system of rivers and streams, which are valuable for economic development and tourism as well as ecological balance and biodiversity, providing fresh water for the provinces in the Southern key economic zone... Be River with Thac Mo, Can Don and Srok Phu Mieng hydroelectric plants. Saigon River with the Regional Command base and Dau Tieng Lake. Dong Nai River with many rapids such as: Tan Sao, Cong Vien, Sung Trau... has been, is and will be the meeting point of many tourism programs in the future.

   
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