Peaceful coastal villages of Quang Nam

(QNO) - Quang Nam's sea area stretches about 125km from Nui Thanh district to Dien Ban. Not only does it have great economic potential, it is also a cultural and historical space associated with the lives of fishermen and many unique traditional values ​​are preserved. This summer, passing through the coastal villages, you will feel so much love for your homeland...

Quang Nam 's sea area borders the East Sea, with many river mouths such as the Truong Giang River and the Thu Bon River flowing into the sea, forming estuaries and lagoons rich in resources. Photo: Nui Thanh District People's Committee.

Residents in coastal villages often rely on rivers and seas to make a living by fishing and going offshore. Photo: DONG YEN

The Truong Giang (Nui Thanh) River is quite special because it has no upstream or downstream, so it has no right or left bank. And along both banks, residents established prosperous villages. Photo: DONG YEN

A peaceful village corner in Long Thanh Tay oasis (Tam Hai). Photo: DONG YEN

A corner of the mangrove forest in Tam Hai commune. Photo: DONG YEN

A fisherman repaints the eyes of his boat. According to long-standing beliefs, the eyes of a boat are very important because they help fishermen find fish and guide them through storms. Photo: DONG YEN

Children in coastal villages always have a memorable childhood. Photo: Nui Thanh District People's Committee

The Quang Nam coastal area has beautiful, pristine landscapes. In the photo: Nom Beach in Thuan An village (Tam Hai island commune). Photo: DONG YEN

The dry season is also the southern fishing season for offshore fishermen. Recently, the QNa-90216 ship of fisherman Tran Nhan (Tam Quang commune) docked with nearly 5 tons of tuna and scad, helping 16 workers earn more than 10 million VND during the fishing trip. Photo: DONG YEN

During the southern fishing season, there will be fish, mackerel, flying fish... and if you are lucky enough to encounter a large fish population, it only takes about 10-15 days of fishing for the fishing boats to return to shore because the holds are full. Photo: DONG YEN

Fishermen in Tam Giang commune prepare to go offshore to catch squid. This is a "money-making" profession for fishermen in Nui Thanh with an estimated annual output of dried squid of about 5,000 tons. Photo: DONG YEN

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