Our first stop was Suoi Tien sheep field (Nam Cam Ranh commune). A rather large check-in point located at the foot of the mountain, the scenery is carefully taken care of for virtual life enthusiasts with bright yellow flowers along the path, winding streams, stilt houses, wooden bridges, spiral staircases... to the cute and gentle sheep, quite bold with visitors.
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| Vinh Hy fishing village. |
Following the coastal route, we arrived at Vinh Hy. Standing on the pass and looking down, Vinh Hy fishing village is nestled in a beautiful arc of the sea. We drove down to the village and had breakfast there. There were many rustic dishes familiar to the people of Khanh Hoa such as fish noodles, rice vermicelli, water fern cakes, pancakes, rice noodles, pho... Especially, there was a delicious dish of rice vermicelli with pig intestines, the seller only used paper and banana leaves as packaging.
Leaving Vinh Hy, we arrived at Hang Rai. This is a natural rock complex with large and small rocks of various shapes lying close to the sea, very beautiful. Following the red painted wooden bridge above, we also admired many paintings of rocks, sea, waves and many caves created from indentations on the rocks... We sat down to rest in a cave on high. Trees growing on the rocks formed large bushes, creating vivid colors for the rocks. At the end of the road was an ancient coral reef.
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| Rocks in Hang Rai come in many shapes. |
Leaving Hang Rai, the slopes were lined with vineyards. The bunches of grapes were ripe on the trellis. The garden owners enthusiastically let us try wine, grapes and some other specialties. Of course, with such enthusiasm, it was hard not to buy a few things as gifts or snacks on the way.
We had lunch at a resort in Mui Dinh, with pretty good food.
On the way back, we turned into Binh Lap. Starting to go uphill, a very beautiful scene appeared in sight. Looking down below were the aquaculture squares, coconut forests, and in the distance was the blue sea. The road ahead was winding and steep. On one side was a mountain with huge rocks and dense forest trees, on the other side was the sea looming in the distance. Here and there were a few roofs, but mainly there were cool, green gardens and simple roadside shops. At the end of the road was Tau Be village, the most populous place in Binh Lap. The main occupation of the people here is fishing.
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| Ancient coral reef. |
A beautiful beach called Bai Ngang. The sand is white, smooth, clean, and the water is blue. The beach here is arc-shaped, and the end of the arc is a beautiful rocky beach with clear blue water that allows you to see the bottom. The rocks are large and come in all shapes.
Leaving Bai Ngang, we turned around and walked to Bai Lao, another beautiful and pristine beach with clear blue water and gentle waves. This is another arc connecting to Bai Ngang, creating a spectacular ω (omega) shaped coastline.
It's been a long time since we had a day amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life to truly live in nature...
KIM DUY
Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/du-lich/202510/mot-ngay-tren-nhung-con-duong-doc-bien-27d5d6b/
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