Ganh Da Dia – nature’s masterpiece

Ganh Da Dia conquered the cross-country visitors by interlocking hexagonal black rocks, stacked on each floor like stacks of dishes, reaching out to the sea.

Ganh Da Dia, located on the East coast (in An Ninh Dong commune, Tuy An district), is a national landscape and recently, the Prime Minister signed a decision to rank a special national scenic spot. Scientists believe that, about 200 million years ago, during volcanic activity in the Van Hoa plateau, lava erupted along the current leading down to the sea. When encountering cold seawater, in addition to the post-tensioning phenomenon, the lava blocks are frozen, cracked along the longitudinal circuit, creating prismatic rocks. Prismatic stone blocks have hexagonal surface, neatly stacked quadrilateral, high and low, standing and slightly inclined to the East Sea, a type of super durable rock structure. Looking at the stone blocks like a pile of bowls, the pile of dishes should be called Da Disc. Ganh Da Dia is formed from a natural phenomenon, but it feels like a certain angel’s hand has arranged it, the structure is very unique, is a masterpiece of stone, is an invaluable gift that the Creator gives. human. Most of the rock cracks along the longitudinal veins, forming either vertical or oblique columns. There are also horizontal tightening lines that cut the stone column into different shapes. In the middle of the ganh is a hollow of water, which is deposited in pools. Around the puddle, the rocks with fissures are smoothly eroded by seawater, building up the stratum, sticking to each other. Looking down from above, Ganh Da Dia landscape looks like a giant honeycomb, about 50m wide, over 200m long. Thousands of stacks of rocks glow in mysterious black, prominent in the clear blue sea; Ganh Da Dia is considered one of the most famous and beautiful rock rapids in the world. Ganh Da Dia conquered the cross-country visitors by interlocking hexagonal black rocks, stacked on each floor like stacks of dishes, reaching out to the sea. In the series of famous sights when coming to Phu Yen, Ganh Da Dia is a special national monument that visitors really like. With its natural beauty and unique structure, this is considered a masterpiece of rock that nature has bestowed on this land, becoming a jewel of Phu Yen tourism. Next to the rocky cliff is Bai Bang with white sand, which is evenly curved like a moon, the waves crashing the shore and blowing white foam./.