Chives growing near the coast of Ly Son island (Quang Ngai) create a beautiful natural picture when the tide recedes.
When the tide recedes, the beach of Dong An Vinh village, Ly Son district (Quang Ngai) reveals beautiful clusters of chives, looking like smooth green grass. Chive seaweed is nearly 10cm tall and grows underwater.
The chives are a shelter for baby fish, starfish and snails…Mr. Le Van Trong (52 years old, in Dong An Vinh village, Ly Son district ) said that from the end of October until now, chives have grown a lot on the sand dunes on Ly Son island. This is the home of many types of small fish, snails, crabs… During the breeding season, fish often go into the chives to give birth.“People here, every afternoon, go to the rapids or sand dunes where chives grow to cast nets to catch fish at high tide,” Mr. Trong said.Fish species come to live on the shore near the chivesMany species of seafood lie on the chives when the tide recedesChives growing on sand dunes look like a natural paintingThe sea water on Ly Son island is clear and you can see the bottom clearlySome fish species come close to shore to give birth, and when the fry grow up, they go out to seaThis season in Ly Son, the tide recedes in the morning and rises again at noon, the chives will lie completely in the sea water.
Ly Son is a living museum of many genres: from archeology, geology, intangible culture, history and most famously, the teams of soldiers from this land to Hoang Sa and Truong Sa to protect maritime sovereignty. island hundreds of years ago.
In recent years, to attract tourists for tourism, relaxation, swimming, entertainment, sports, and exploration, Quang Ngai has carried out a series of tourism stimulation activities on Ly Son island. Thanks to that, every year, Ly Son welcomes tens of thousands of domestic and foreign tourists.
