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Black silk strip between two green banks

When Nguyen Tat Thanh Street - a 21km long "black silk strip" crossing white sand dunes and Cu Hin Pass - was completed in May 2004, connecting Cam Ranh airport to Nha Trang, the wild sand strip seemed to awaken as dozens of resorts and high-class hotels were built like green gardens.

HeritageHeritage06/05/2025


At the end of Bai Dai, the road winds along the slopes of Cu Hin Mountain towards Nha Trang city. The fresh sea breeze caresses us under the bright yellow sunlight, we walk as if weaving between two green patches cleverly arranged by nature, one side is the green patch of the forest on the mountain, the other side is the deep blue patch of the sea, the waves splashing white foam at the foot of the steep cliffs.

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Article: Thai Nga

Photo: Minh Tu

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