Located right next to the center of Quy Nhon city, Ghenh Rang attracts many visitors to admire the beauty of nature, heaven and earth, but also comes to visit the tomb of talented but fateful poet once. Han Mac Tu.
Ghenh Rang tourist area is a complex of natural landscape, located at the foot of Xuan Van mountain, extending from An Duong Vuong street to Da Egg beach. This place is made up of successive rocky beaches, winding around the strait. With a fresh climate, romantic landscape, Ghenh Rang was chosen by King Bao Dai as his vacation place, while Da Egg beach was dedicated by King Bao Dai to Queen Nam Phuong.
Bai Da Trung is also known by another name as Hoang Hau beach
The name Ghenh Rang originates from the typical topography of the sea here. People said that every time when a boat passed by this place, they had to stop the wind to drive the boat skillfully to avoid hitting the sharp and undulating cliffs. Gradually, calling many familiar cities, Ghenh Rang became the official name for this place, a name associated with the sincere life of the people of Quy Nhon.
Up Ghenh Rang to hear about a love story
Coming to Ghenh Rang you will have the opportunity to hear the legend that has been handed down until now about the love story of a talented couple. The ancient people said that there was a girl who was both beautiful and beautiful, and fell in love with a boy in the village. Their love was so beautiful until one day, the district official accidentally met her and was fascinated by that beauty. He let his followers and found ways to steal her. In order to remain faithful to the person she loves, she cried to her parents and said goodbye to the young man, and fled the village to Quy Nhon. The district official heard the news that she had run away, then let someone chase her. When it came to Ghenh Rang, there was a sudden thunderstorm, a thunderstorm came and broke the rocky mountain, forming a big ravine and then couldn’t see her. When the storm stopped and the clearing returned, the ravine turned into a winding stream on the side of the mountain.
Poet Han Mac Tu’s tomb is located on Thi Nhan hill
Nature bestows Ghenh Rang a rock and cave complex of many unique shapes running along the coast. The breeze bearing the salty taste of the sea blows incessantly, drowning the hot sun of Binh Dinh martial land. Traveling to Quy Nhon, you should visit the grave of Han Mac Tu poet – a talented and fateful person associated with immortal love poems. In the last years of his life, Han Mac Tu experienced the pain of evil leprosy at Quy Hoa leprosy camp, Binh Dinh and after his death, the tomb to commemorate him was built in the midst of the vast sea. , dreaming of this Ghenh Rang.
Han Mac Tu’s poetry garden is a place to keep the poets’ love poems
Poet Quach Tan once said of Han Mac Tu’s resting place: “A flat and clean land like a yard, located right on the top of a high hill, with its back leaning on the mountain, facing the sea”. Pass Mong Cam slope to Thi Nhan hill to visit poet Han Mac Tu’s final resting place. The tomb lurks between two parallel rows of trees, head to head together, reaching high to welcome the sun to welcome the wind of the sea and sky. Looking from Thi Nhan hill, you can capture the whole Quy Nhon city in your sight. The beautiful rhymes of Han Mac Tu appear everywhere on Thi Nhan hill through the calligraphy brush meticulously engraved on each stone. The poems filled with feelings about nature, about love between couples make the inherent beauty of the landscape more romantic.
Doc Mong Cam brings you to Thi Nhan rice field
It can be said that Ghenh Rang nature is the endless source of inspiration for poet Han Mac Tu to produce immortal love poems. And if you come to Quy Nhon, do not forget to go to Ghenh Rang to be immersed in the love poems of Han Mac Tu once and feel the pure sound of life as if gently passing.