Yen Cape - a pristine beauty

Mui Yen – a relatively new destination in Hoa Thang commune, Lam Dong province, is not widely known even to locals or professional backpackers. Because Mui Yen is a pristine location, there are no tourist services; it's about 2 km from Bau Trang towards the sea, requiring traversing sandy and rocky roads to reach it, where a rocky headland juts out, creating a truly majestic landscape.

Yen Cape is formed from rocks jutting out into the sea, resembling the shape of a swallow.

According to the locals, Mui Yen (Swallow Cape) was formed from rocks jutting out into the sea like swallows, but in the spring, many swallows choose these rocky caves as their habitat and nesting place, hence the name Mui Yen (Swallow Cape)...

At Mui Yen (Yen Cape), visitors can admire the reddish-brown rocky hills jutting out into the sea, covered in a lush green of shrubs and forest grasses. Between the two hills extending into the sea is a fine white sand beach curving like a bow, with a pebble beach of various colors resembling the small pebble beach in Binh Thanh. On clear days, with the golden sun shining brightly, Mui Yen looks like a watercolor painting, a vibrant tapestry of nature's colors. The rocky hills, about 30 meters above sea level, are surrounded by abundant vegetation, creating a wild and romantic landscape. During low tide, the fine white sand beaches interspersed with small, jagged rocks exposed to the sea are truly beautiful and captivating. The waves lapping against the rocks create a magical scene.

Tourists taking photos while sightseeing.

It can be said that Mui Yen – a beautiful, unspoiled scenic spot with high mountains, white sandy beaches, undulating small rocky shores, and colorful pebble beaches – has created a masterpiece of nature. It is hoped that in the not-too-distant future, the Mui Yen scenic spot, hidden behind the "desert" on the coast of Hoa Thang, will be awakened and become an attractive destination.

Waves crash against the shore, the jagged rocks beneath the waves creating a magical beauty.

To reach Mui Yen, you have to cross many sandy slopes and gravel and boulders; the vast stretches of sand on both sides of the road extend like a "desert".

Between two hills jutting out into the sea lies a stretch of fine white sand curving like a bow.

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