Wildlife & Conservation Policy

At TVPalm, protecting wildlife is not a campaign designed to create an image. It is part of the way TVPalm chooses to live, host, and travel in Tây Côn Lĩnh. What belongs to the forest is not there to satisfy human curiosity or a desire for conquest. The guiding principle is simple: move through this place with care, observe with humility, and keep the right distance from wild life.

Our Wildlife Protection Principles

Low-impact travel begins with restraint

TVPalm states that it keeps every group to a maximum of eight guests, stays on designated trails where possible, and adjusts routes seasonally to avoid overuse of sensitive areas. This restraint is not only good for the forest. It also gives guests a quieter, deeper, and more respectful experience of the landscape.

No disturbance, no manipulation

TVPalm makes its position very clear: wildlife is not there to be fed, lured, touched, chased, or disturbed for the sake of a guest experience. Ethical travel in a fragile place begins with accepting that not everything in the forest is meant to be brought close.

A clear stance on hunting and forest extraction

TVPalm also states a non-negotiable rule: it does not accept, process, or cook any wild forest products, even if guests bring them in. The kitchen uses only ingredients from TVPalm’s own organic garden or from trusted farmers within the Tây Côn Lĩnh Sustainable Tourism Cooperative. It also takes a firm stand against hunting, trapping, or tolerating any form of wildlife exploitation.

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Conservation includes habitat and community

Wildlife protection becomes more meaningful when it is understood as part of a wider living system. At TVPalm, conservation is tied to the health of habitat, to the way routes are designed, and to the role of local guides and communities in protecting the forest. The stronger local livelihoods become, the more durable conservation can be.

What this means for guests?

Guests feel the difference because the forest is not treated as a place of extraction or performance. Encounters remain quieter, more honest, and more in keeping with the dignity of the landscape itself.

Our long-term commitment

TVPalm is not trying to control the forest. What it wants to preserve is the ability to meet this landscape with patience, care, and respect. That is the only way a journey through Tây Côn Lĩnh can remain worthy of the place itself.

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