The seaweed season at Gành Yến attracts tourists.

QNgTV - At Gành Yến, Bình Hải commune, Bình Sơn district (Quảng Ngãi), seaweed grows in dense forests on the seabed, creating a magical and poetic scene with its characteristic yellow-brown color. In the crystal-clear water, the seaweed sways with the waves, creating a vibrant and majestic picture.

The seaweed season at Gành Yến attracts tourists.

These days, as the tide recedes, Gành Yến in Bình Hải ward, Quảng Ngãi province, takes on a rare and enchanting beauty. Amidst the clear blue sea, million-year-old basalt cliffs gradually emerge, blending with the golden hues of seaweed and colorful coral reefs, creating a natural landscape that leaves many tourists in awe.

Located more than 35km north of Quang Ngai city center, Ganh Yen has long been known as one of the unspoiled natural landscapes of the Central Vietnamese coast. Its special appeal lies in its basalt rock formations, created by volcanic activity millions of years ago. These naturally stacked, square-shaped rocks extend into the sea, creating a magnificent scene like an open-air geological museum.

The most beautiful time of day is around 5 PM, when the tide recedes. At this time, patches of golden seaweed begin to spread across the water's surface, bobbing with the waves, creating a vibrant splash of color against the turquoise backdrop of the ocean. Beneath the seaweed, coral reefs gradually become visible, contributing to a diverse and vibrant marine ecosystem that attracts tourists and photographers from many places to visit, experience, and capture this rare natural moment.

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