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./.

Apricot is known by many different names, being the Japanese cherry blossom, the cherry bean tree or the fake cherry tree. This plant is quite similar to cherry blossoms, but the difference is that apricot beans are adorned with a slight pink color, double leaves, and green and white. In many parts of the world, apricot beans are also grown as green runways to prevent fire and wind. Tourists take pictures on the “road of apricot flowers” in Phan Thiet In the coastal city of Phan Thiet, through the Lunar New Year, bright pink apricot branches flooded the road again. The beauty of apricot flowers is even more prominent thanks to the blue color of Mui Ne Bay, combined with the golden sand stretching along the road from the center of Phan Thiet city to Hon Rom tourist area. Not only does it have a shimmering pink color, but the apricot petals on the beach city also make visitors fall in love with the gentle and elegant fragrance. The apricot flowers were planted not long after the coastal road of Vo Nguyen Giap came into operation. The route has a starting point at Nguyen Thong roundabout (Phu Hai ward) and ends at Nguyen Huu Tho roundabout (Mui Ne ward). This 16 km long road is considered the most beautiful in Binh Thuan when winding around the romantic coast of Mui Ne Bay. Along the two sides of the road, there appeared many new urban areas interspersed with tourist areas north of Phan Thiet. The famous landmarks located on the “road of apricot flowers” checked-in by many tourists are Mui Ne sand hill, Wine castle …

Coming to Dong Lai Zen Monastery (Tinh Bien town, Tinh Bien district, An Giang province), Buddhists are always served vegetarian pancakes free of charge. At this monastery, the kitchen is almost unceasingly red with fire. To meet the needs of visitors from all over the world, 10 craftsmen take turns pouring pancakes from morning to evening. Everyday, there are 1,000-2,000 people going to the monastery, and on holidays or weekends the number of people can reach 5,000-10,000. In the kitchen, the monastery arranged 3 trusses. The bakers are professional and skilled when pouring 10 pans without burning. The kitchens here are all local people, working voluntarily. Just sitting for nearly an hour, Mr. Dao Quoc Han (53 years old, in Phu Xuan hamlet, Tinh Bien town) said that he had worked here for more than 10 years. Everyday, he works as a hired helper for his family. In his spare time, he goes to the monastery to pour pancakes for the Buddhists. According to Mr. Han, sitting around 10 very hot furnaces, if you do not have health, it will be difficult to do. To pour 10 pans at the same time do not burn requires the worker to do it continuously. Mr. Ho Van Nhan, another pancake maker, said that in 1999, when Buddhists came here to make offerings, the teachers thought of making vegetarian pancakes to entertain guests. At first doing little, but gradually finding it delicious and being supported by many people; Since then, the monastery has maintained and made pancakes more and more. A vegetarian pancake Thanks to the free banh xeo activity serving visitors from afar, this monastery is becoming more and more popular and popular. Guests want to enjoy the cake, just hold a plate lined up around the pan rings, the chef will bring the cake from the hot pan and bring it to the spacious and cool dining area to enjoy. Visitors enjoy the pancake Pancakes are made from rice flour, coconut water, tofu, green beans, served with classic cotton and forbidden mountain vegetables. From the usual vegetarian ingredients found in many places, the chef of Dong Lai Zen Monastery has created a delicious and delicious cake. Residents volunteered to split firewood to help the monastery to maintain the furnace for making banh xeo.

The rays of dawn signal a new day’s beginning, the scenery is sparkling, captivating people from the mainland to visit the island.

The sovereignty flagpole on Phu Quy island seen from the sea.

Morning morning is sparkling, full of charm, seducing visitors from all over the world.

Early morning rays from the East Sea illuminate rocky outcrops of all kinds of bizarre shapes jutting out of the sea. At this point, you can freely pose for pictures without fear of being spotted and bothered by anyone.

White waves washed up on the cliffs, people feel like they are standing in front of the fairy.

Tomorrow morning beside Trieu Duong Bay with clear blue sea water, there is a small beach, few boats, the air is very fresh and quiet.

Morning morning is also the busiest and busiest time of the day at Phu Quy port, where each boat group returns after a night of netting and fishing.

Scenery from the top of Cao Cat mountain, the highest area on the island, black rocky cliffs alternating with green grass, coastal green grass overlooking the sea.

Coming to Phu Quy is the time when we leave the hustle and bustle of the city to mingle with the waves and winds, and live the lightest days.

To enjoy and feel the majestic beauty gifted to the homeland of Vietnam by the Creator.

Coming to the pristine Phu Quy island, you can not only immerse yourself in nature, immerse yourself in the beauty of the green beaches and the embodiment of the local people.

On the top of Cao Cat mountain, there is a statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva overlooking the East Sea, often many people come to pray for good things for their relatives.

Every corner of this island is strangely beautiful. The trees and grass were green, no smoke, no noise, only birds singing and sea breezes that seemed to hold on to the visitors of the cross.