Quy Nhon, Bai Egg, Nhon Hai, Hon Kho, De Gi salt fields … bring colorful sea and island beauty and attract tourists.
The panorama of Quy Nhon is fanciful in the mist of clouds at 7:00 pm – photo in the photo set “The beauty of Binh Dinh island sea” by photographer Nguyen Phuoc Hoai. Thanks to his passion for photography, Nguyen Phuoc Hoai (1986) from Quy Nhon City won the first prize in the contest “Heritage Vietnam Airlines Heritage Journey 2018”, the second prize in the contest “Environment and Life 2018”, the third prize. Contest “Eye of Dragon 2019”.
Binh Dinh is located in the South Central Coast region, has a potential for tourism development, especially marine tourism due to its 134 km long coastline. Quy Nhon was recognized as a class I city in 2010, as a tourist attraction destination, in the top destination chosen by international magazines and newspapers.
In 2015, Quy Nhon was voted as the top destination in Southeast Asia by British magazine Rough Guides . In 2017, the British newspaper Guardian also chose this place in the top 10 winter vacation destinations. In June 2020, Quy Nhon also entered the top 20 destinations in the world in 2020 ranked by Hostelworld .
One of the places to attract photographers to choose to compose photos in Binh Dinh is Bai Egg, about 2 km southeast of Quy Nhon. Bai Egg is in Ghenh Rang tourist area, there are countless stacked stones, smooth like giant bird eggs. Mr. Phuoc Hoai said that through exposure photography, Bai Egg becomes more magical at dawn.
Green moss-covered breakwater runs along the beach to the De Gi sea mouth, surrounded by picturesque turquoise water. Tourists can go from Nhon Hoi economic zone to Cat Tien commune, then follow the route DT 639 running along the sea to De Gi in Cat Canh commune, Phu Cat district.
Here, visitors can experience fishermen’s life through fishing activities, buy fresh and diverse seafood such as shrimp, milkfish, grouper, cockles, clams, clams, crabs … or enjoy immediately. Fish salad dish.
The author of the set of photos said to take a 30-shot panorama to see the panorama of the salt fields in De Gi. The beach here has its own characteristics when it is adjacent to the lagoon area that receives water from La Tinh river and ravines in Lac Phung, Ba mountain flows in and then flows into the mouth. People around the area take lagoon water – brackish water to make salt.
Silhouettes of salt-ravening villagers are like an art painting in a field. De Gi salt field is spread over an area of tens of hectares, with rectangles lined up in a straight line. Each plot has an area of about 100 m2, for every 5 cells of water there will be one salt box.
The fishing village of Nhon Hai and Hon Kho, with colorful roofs when viewed from above. Nhon Hai has many services for visitors such as restaurants, hotels or homestay. Before Covid-19 foreigners often choose to stay here for a long time to enjoy the sun and wind in the sea and learn about the life of the fishing village.
Hon Kho Island , located about 6 km from Quy Nhon, acts as a screen covering the fishing village of Nhon Hai. Tourists often go on a day tour, rent a canoe to the island for only 10 minutes, and cost 350,000 VND / person. In Hon Kho, guests can snorkel and watch corals, seaweed, rent swimming buoys, play with water motorbikes and eat seafood.
With the advantage of a rare landscape and a diverse marine ecosystem, Nhon Ly is considered as an island paradise of Binh Dinh, in which two places not to be missed are Eo Gio and Ky Co.
Eo Gio has a specific terrain that looks like a saddle, located between two high mountain tops close to the sea, so the local people have long named it Eo Gio. At the foot of Eo Gio is the De Rock of many colors and sizes. Next to them are coral reefs appearing in the clear water.
Ky Co has been recently developed in tourism, dubbed the “Maldives of Binh Dinh”, with the pristine beauty of the blue sea, white sand, and golden sunshine. Viewed from above, Ky Co is like a strip of golden sand like a crescent moon appearing on the sea.
A day tour of Ky Co costs 350,000 – 400,000 VND / person, including round-trip canoes, snorkeling, seafood lunch.
The early meshes in Nhon Ly look from above like “net flower”. These fishermen often hit the sea when catching scallop fish and anchovies.
Fishermen rowing a basket of fishing boats on the Nhon Hai sea, below is a forest of yellow and brown apricot seaweed. Apricot tree usually lives on coral reefs, underwater rocks. When the trees grow long and grow old, they surface to form a large beach, about 40-60 cm high. The above fishing process is done carefully so as not to damage the seaweed. After being caught, fish are processed into squid feed .
The golden rice season is located on the wind power field in Phuong Mai peninsula. Previously, Phuong Mai was a wild place, nowadays, the peninsula has transformed, developed tourism by taking advantage of the beautiful landscape and invested in infrastructure and projects.
Tourists go from Quy Nhon center to Thi Nai bridge, turn left along Highway 19B, then go straight about 10 km to see giant wind blades. This is a fan project consisting of 6 turbine pillars spread over an area of 122 hectares in Nhon Hoi economic zone.
After running through the sand dunes along Phuong Mai peninsula, about 20 km to Nhon Ly commune with diverse terrain, one side is bordered by the sea, three sides are mountains and hills.
Coming to Nhon Ly, visitors do not forget to visit the fishing villages of Ly Chanh, Ly Hoa, Ly Luong and Ly Hung. Seen from above, the houses in the fishing village are as close as the streets, the streets in the village are also sloping up and down and tiny. All main roads of the village are facing the sea, following the slopes. The houses are distributed on each floor, spread evenly according to the slope of the aisle, feeling like they do not obstruct the sea view of the houses behind.
Far from Nhon Ly, ships and boats were parked close to Bai Bac. This is the north bank of Nhon Ly. This giant sea arc stretches from Eo Gio, extending to Trung Luong and Cat Tien. Follow vnexpress