Con Dao, a remote archipelago off the southern coast of Vietnam, is a place where the echoes of history blend seamlessly with the vibrant rhythms of nature. While known for its wartime prisons, Con Dao is also a haven of biodiversity, where lush forests and pristine waters nurture life in its most delicate forms. This photo essay captures the raw beauty and dedicated conservation efforts that make this unique landscape stand out, from the serene Dam Tre Bay to the vital turtle hatcheries on Bay Canh Islet.
