As the driest place in the country, this land of wind, sun and blue sea displays captivating beauty and of course, is a place for photographers to hunt for awards. Ninh Thuan contains rough edges of nature, fierce as the idiom "Gio nhu bang, nang nhu rang" of Phan Rang people mockingly about their homeland. 
But that is how the Nam Cuong sand dunes were formed next to the city, where every night the wind erases human footprints to draw winding sand grooves. The sand burns under the sun, no plants can live on the sand except for thorny cacti, but it is a very interesting background for photographers. 
Bau Truc pottery village and My Nghiep weaving village have kept their traditional profession for hundreds of years, which is a charming feature of this land. 
Leaving the craft villages, tourists go to Vinh Hy beach and Nui Chua National Park to clearly feel the wildness of the landscape here. 
The sea is clear and blue, allowing you to see the fish swimming under the glass boat. Not yet developed in tourism technology like Nha Trang, Vinh Hy Bay only has a small fleet of boats to take visitors on a walk on the sea, to see the rocky mountains jutting out into the sea and stop at some fish farms on the sea to enjoy seafood. Some calm sea areas are quite suitable for swimming and snorkeling, but there are no reputable diving facilities here, which is a pity. 
Vinh Hy has clear, deep blue sea water of the color of jade. The immense space is so captivating that followers of the trend of returning to the wilderness must immerse themselves in love with the sky and sea here.
Cultural features are also the highlight of this land with the most unique Cham tower in the Central region and special art performances. 
Po Klong Grai Tower stands tall in the sun, displaying its magnificent beauty. It is a place where visitors are impressed by the artistic lines and creations of folk artisans. 
It would be great to attend the performance of the local art troupe with ancient music and dances. When the sun sets, the most romantic image is the old artist playing the Sarnai trumpet and beating the Paranung drum at the foot of the tower in the sunset. 
It would be a big mistake to miss the vineyards, where visitors can admire the laden grape vines, try some grape-based drinks and visit Hang Rai, a unique landscape with rocky terraces, where photographers still come when it is still dark to expose and capture the scene of water overflowing on the green moss carpet in the dawn light.
Heritage Magazine
Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=774344714806687&set=pcb.774344811473344
Comment (0)