The photo taken of Dien Cape from above attracts attention because it looks like a miniature map of Vietnam.
Le Van Anh Tai, known for his photos taken from a birds-eye perspective, has caught the attention of the travel-loving community with his “miniature Vietnam” angle when viewed from above in Phu Yen.
Tai’s photo was taken at Dien Cape, also known as Dai Lanh Cape in Phuoc Tan village, Hoa Tam commune, Dong Hoa district, Phu Yen province. This is also one of the two places to welcome the first sunrise on the mainland of Vietnam, along with the Double Cape of Khanh Hoa.
“I was quite surprised when the photo of Mui Dien was re-posted by many groups and fanpages. I read that there were many surprises, surprising, and proud comments about why there was a coincidence – a map of Vietnam collected small right in a big Vietnam,” Tai shared. When viewed from above, Mui Dien curves into the shape of an S. The terrain combines mountains and sea to form a harmonious and beautiful picture.
Currently, Tai’s photo has received nearly 2,000 likes. The image of Vietnam in miniature attracts the attention of many tourists. Many comments said they wanted to visit this place to conquer this place. Besides, many comments have to say “Excellent!” upon seeing this interesting coincidence of shapes.
Mui Dien is an attractive destination, especially at dawn. To get to Dien Cape, you follow Google Maps. Tai advises to follow the route along the beach of Phuoc Tan – Bai Nga, then go to Highway 29 because this route has fewer cars than National Highway 1, so it’s comfortable less pressure. Upon arrival, visitors park their car and walk about 1 km to the lighthouse. The path has already been graded, so it’s easy to move. Tai’s suggested schedule is to arrive early to catch the sunrise, take pictures at the best moment, then move to Vung Ro Bay to visit raft houses and enjoy seafood.