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Hello everyone, welcome to my video about La Nga river in To Hai province. La Nga river is an important river in the southern part of Vietnam. It is famous for its magnificent natural scenery and is the first highland of Dong Nai river. Here are some details about La Nga river. La Nga river originates from Duy Linh plateau near Bao Loc city in Lam Dong province and flows through Lam Dong, Binh Thuan, Dong Nai provinces before flowing into Ho Chi Yen province. The river is about 272 km long and has a width of 4,710 km. The source of the river is a reservoir of 3 small rivers, Roi Nha, Dat Ta Ren and Dat No, located at an average height of more than 1,000 m. La Nga river flows through many complex terrain, creating a unique landscape for the area. There is a legend related to La Nga river, which tells the story of a man named Bi Rong La Nga, who lived in a nomadic village on the top of Ong mountain. In addition, La Nga river is also an attractive tourist destination in Tanh Linh district, Binh Thuan province, with a picturesque landscape and is a place with many high-value properties. The river flows through Tanh Linh, there is also a place with the same construction of Thuy Dien, Ham Thuan, Da My, which creates a large area of ​​lake surface and is a national treasure in Vietnam. La Nga river, with its picturesque and dreamy beauty, is one of the attractive points in Vietnam. Here are some of the outstanding beauty of La Nga river. La Nga river flows through many different terrains, from the mountains of Yen Linh to the provinces of Lam Dong, Binh Thuan, Dong Nai, creating a diverse and rich landscape. The flowing river flows through dense rice fields, traditional houses with red brick roof, bringing a warm and familiar feeling. La Nga fishing village in Dong Nai province is an interesting tourist destination, about 70 km from the center of Ho Chi Minh city. Visitors can enjoy the spacious space of the river and the floating fishing village, as well as the unique fish farming model of the people here. La Nga river is also known as a natural harmony, with the sound of the flowing river and the singing of nature, creating a relaxing and quiet space. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Binh Thuan province, currently, on the territory of the provinces with the La Nga river flowing through, the business production facilities are concentrated, with a moderate and small scale, mainly rice production, cultivating rubber, growing vegetables, raising pigs, processing rice, flour, and mining, hiding many risks of water pollution. Also according to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Binh Thuan province, pig farming activities on the territory of Binh Thuan province often pollute the environment. Some farms take advantage of heavy rains, when the water is not processed outside, affecting the surrounding environment. Some places also affect the source of living water. Some pig farms are located too close to residential areas, emit a foul smell, so people react to the authorities. In addition, in agricultural production activities, people are used to throwing away plastic bags to protect the plants, or washing the spray bottles after using them in the river or stream. And this is also the cause of pollution, directly affecting the source of the La Nga river. Especially in the area of ​​Dien River, Ui River, between the two provinces of Binh Thuan and Dong Nai, there are some environmental pollution facilities, such as the production factory of the Tung Lam shipping company, which stores about 2,100 to 2,500 cubic meters of water. And the Thanh Tam flour processing facility stores about 200 to 250 cubic meters of water per day. In addition, so far, on the territory of three provinces with the La Nga river area, the system of processing concentrated living water has not yet been invested. Most of the living water of residential areas flows directly into the stream. Here are some information about the La Nga river that we have collected. Thank you for your attention.