The trees have been planted around the ancient villas, on camping grounds, and on both sides of the road that leads to The Sea Observatory.

Martial arts master Nguyễn Văn Dũng - the founder of the dojo said that this activity aimed to educate his students about environmental protection by planting a tree. Tree planters are always filled with greenness, inspiration, and yearning for the sky just like the trees.

It is expected that by the end of this summer, Nghĩa Dũng Karate Dojo will complete their mission of planting these 200 cherry blossom trees. We all can’t wait to appreciate these cherry blossom trees in full bloom on top of our evergreen Bach Ma National Park.

By Phan Thanh

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