The Camargue is a unique wetland region located in the south of France, near the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for its diverse ecosystems, including marshes, lagoons, and rice fields. The area is home to a variety of wildlife, particularly the famous pink flamingos and wild white horses, known as Camargue horses. This region is also significant for its cultural heritage, with traditional activities such as bullfighting and horse riding. The Camargue is part of the larger Rhône Delta and is recognized as a natural park, attracting nature lovers and tourists from around the world.