II. Read the following passage and the list of national parks below. Match each statement with the correct park. You may use any letter (A, B, C or D) more than once.
According to the Vietnam Administration of Forestry, Vietnam currently has got 33 national parks, 57 nature reserves, 13 habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection zones and 9 biosphere reserves. Among them, 61 national parks and nature reserves organise eco-tourism activities. Cúc Phương – the jungle-trekker’s dream – is the oldest national park in Vietnam. It’s home to a dense forest of millennia-old trees, botanical gardens, caves and two animal sanctuaries which are worth exploring. You can spend the whole day trekking and birdwatching; or book a stay in the stilt houses of the hospitable Mường people for an authentic experience with locals. Cat Tien, which lies across Đồng Nai, Lâm Đồng, Bình Phước with a total size of 70,548 hectares of land, is one of the largest national parks in Vietnam. It also shelters hundreds of ‘critically endangered’ Siamese crocodiles. Phong Nha – Kẻ Bàng national park is also a must-see. This park is a true paradise both above ground, with jungles and mountains, and underground, with one of the world’s largest caves. Ba Bể national park is the most important wetland in Vietnam’s protected area system because it is the only site that has a natural lake surrounded by a mountainous karst ecosystem. Ba Bể lake is also a wonder itself. The calm currents of the lake are perfect for swimming, fishing, and riding on boat trips. Or you can choose to either hike or cycle along the lake to get up close to the forest.
List of national parks
A. Cúc Phương National Park
B. Cát Tiên National Park
C. Phong Nha – Kẻ Bàng National Park
D. Ba Bể National Park