Located on the north coast of Taiwan (China), in the Shimen district of New Taipei City, Lao Mai beach is an attractive destination for both local residents and tourists. In addition to being a beautiful beach near Taipei, Lao Mai also owns a unique rock band, one of the strangest natural sights you will find in Taiwan. The beach was voted by CNN as one of the 8 wonders of this island. Lao Mai Beach is located in the Dai Truan volcanic area. Thousands of years ago, when the volcano erupted, lava flowed down the coast, along with the impact of sea water and climate, the rock formations here were eroded, forming long cracks and trenches. Every year, in the spring from February to May, the beautiful scenery of Lao Mai beach attracts photographers to come and compose. Moss and algae cover the rocks with a vibrant green color. Covering nearly 2 km of rock, the contrast of moss and ocean colors makes for an interesting combination for artistic photos. After this period, the moss will turn white, brown and die off as the weather starts to warm up. So, the best time to visit the green rocks in Lao Mai suggested by local residents is from March to May. In addition, visitors can only see the rocky beach at low tide, because at high tide, the rocky strip will disappear under the waves of the sea. In particular, the sky at dawn and dusk with orange-yellow light is also a beautiful backdrop for photos of blue rocks. Photo: Trip. Lao Mai is a protected natural landscape, so visitors are reminded not to throw garbage or damage the rock. If violated, the fine will be very high. Photo: Alexis Jetsets.

The poor forest in Hung Hoa commune has an area of ​​about 63 ha, stretching from the end of Hoa Lam hamlet (old) to Chin sluice gate on the side of the road along Lam River. In addition to the function of protecting dykes against mangrove and erosion, Hung Hoa poor forest is also a rich forest with ecological diversity, home to many kinds of delicious wild seafood such as fish, shrimp, plant, … Taking advantage of the low tide every day, people in suburban Vinh communes such as Hung Hoa, Hung Loc …, of which the majority are children from 10 to 15 years old, often gather in groups to hunt for plows and trees. decent income every day. The civet is quite similar to crab, also has 8 legs 2 claws, but the stem has flowers and hairy legs, or lives in brackish water. The plowing season usually starts from April to September each year. Taking advantage of the time off school, the kids in Vinh city go hunting for plows. A characteristic of the civet is that the bigger the sun is, the more the cow can find food … But catching up is not easy either, because they are very fast, if they are motivated, they run away. Therefore, the hunter must also be quick to catch. Nguyen Thi Trang (Hung Hoa commune) said: “Taking advantage of the time off school, I and my friends go through the mud to hunt for plowshares. The timing of hunting for plows is usually not fixed because it depends on the tide of up and down, due to the muddy wading, so when hunting, you must prepare enough boots, protective gloves, when wading in mud, you must be careful ” On average, each day, children like Trang can catch 2 – 3kg of cotton, selling for 70,000 – 80,000 VND / kg. Cay is one of the very popular specialties that can be processed into many delicious dishes. The joy of “anglers” when hunting plows.

People who catch pangasius gazes must probe very gently on the sandy beaches at low tide, to avoid making strong noises that make them sink deeper into the sand, which will be very difficult to catch. The peanut worm’s nest is usually tiny holes lying close together like flowers in the sand. When digging a devotee, one has to hurry, push the apricot in the diagonal direction of the peanut worm nest and push the sand up. On average, people can harvest 2-3 kg of fresh peanut per day and can be purchased right at the yard with prices ranging from 200,000-220,000 / kg. After being dried, the peanut worm will cost 5-6 million VND / kg depending on the size. The pangasius harvesting season is usually appropriate from March to June and must depend on the water. There are 2 times a month when the water is at its highest level. On average, people dig about 20 days, a year about 7 to 8 months. The technique of processing the finished peanut worm is very complex, from washing the sand to the drying stage is a very sophisticated process. Dried saffron is also a famous specialty with a very high cost of salami. In addition, sa peanut can be used fresh, often processed into dishes such as cooking soup, cooking porridge, stir-frying or to cook soup, noodle soup, … The peanut worm is about 5 – 10 cm long. Sá Devote is called prey by the people of Van Don district (Quang Ninh) and has a very high economic value. The simple tool for catching peanut worms includes a shell and a basket. Peanut worms are dug diagonally compared to the nest. Fresh peanut worm is directly purchased right at the yard for processing, fresh peanut worm costs about 200,000 – 220,000 / kg. The way to process the finished product is very complicated, if not carefully, it will be mixed with a lot of sand. The price of a finished product per kilogram of dried peanut worms is equivalent to 1 gold thread. The broth made from saffron is clear and has a rich sweet taste. Sa sung fish sauce is a quality OCOP product of Quang Ninh province. The product is very good for health.