Whether the water is dry or at high tide, Dong Chau beach (Thai Binh) still attracts many “hunts” for pictures because of its idyllic and wild beauty on the “fields” to raise clams.
Dong Chau beach in Dong Minh commune, Tien Hai district, about 30km from the center of Thai Binh city, is home to vast clam farming fields, stretching like embracing the big sea.
Although not a beautiful beach to exploit for tourism, Dong Chau is a great place to cultivate and cultivate clams. Each clam field is cultured for 15 months and can be harvested.
On average, each “bowl” of clam will harvest about 50 tons from the 10 tons of clam seed dropped initially. When the season comes, each group of dozens of people work together continuously throughout the day to be able to complete a clam field.
The large clam watch huts are high under the sunset light, silhouetted against the water, creating a romantic and idyllic scene. Even when the water is shallow, the tide recedes to reveal the gentle sandy beaches, this place also becomes a source of inspiration for photographers.